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Man From UNCLE Episode #35: "The Re-Colectors Affair"

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The Man From UNCLE Episode 35 The Re-Collectors Affair Writer : Alan Caillou Director : Alvin Ganzer Guests : Jocelyn Lane (Lisa Donato), Jacqueline Beeras (Genevieve), George Macread (Claude Alphonze Demos), Theo Marcuse (Gregori Valetti) Filmed : 24 June - 01 July 1965 Premiere : 22 October 1965 Places : Madrid (Spain) and Rome (Italy) Acts titles: 1 - "Whatever happened to Dept F?" 2 - "A better hostess than mortician" 3 - "Are we going to scream?" 4 - "Oooops" The affair : In the Miraflores Hotel in Madrid, Gregori Valetti kills the Nazi Colonel Oscar Meinheim. Valetti call the police and say he works for the Re-Collectors. At UNCLE Headquarter in New York, Alexander Waverly order Napoleon Solo to pretend to be an art collector as a bait to find the Re-Collectors. Four Nazis fugitives are caught with stolen works of art and killed by Re-Collector organization. (Continue)  You'll find much more about UNCLE in Amazon.com -  http://goo.gl/OD...

Man From UNCLE Episode 14: The Terbuf Affair (Part 2: Alan Caillou, writer & villain)

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Alan Caillou is a unique case in the UNCLE universe. In The Terbuf Affair, Caillou was at the same time the script writer and one of the actors, as the chief of secret police, Colonel Morisco. Screenwriter Caillou, author of seven The man From UNCLE episode scripts, would perform as an actor again in the episode 37, The Tigers Are Coming Affair . He was a rich caracter himself: "Alan Caillou was the nom de plume of Alan Samuel Lyle-Smythe M.B.E., M.C. (9 November 1914 – 1 October 2006), an English born author, actor, screenwriter, soldier, policeman and professional hunter. Alan Lyle-Smythe was born in Surrey, England. Prior to World War II he served with the Palestine Police from 1936 to 1939, where he learned the Arabic language. He was awarded an MBE in June 1938. He married Aliza Sverdova in 1939, then studied acting from 1939–1941. In January 1940, Lyle-Smythe was commissioned in the Royal Army Service Corps. Due to his linguistic skills, he transferred to the I...