Warner Archives has released THE MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E. feature film releases--
Eight "movies," all two-part episodes combined, except for the first two, which had a bunch of extra stuff shot, which was later combined for ANOTHER episode ;-)
A bonus which was kind of inexplicably left off the UNCLE DVD series release a while back!
I was watching THE MAN IN THE GREEN HAT, the compilation of the third season "Concrete Overcoat Affair, Parts 1 and 2..."
(Intriguingly, this is one of the few episodes Robert Vaughn and David McCallum remember shooting, for the fun they had working with some of the "gangster actors" from their youths, including Eduardo Cianelli! (The shows also guest-starred Jack Palance and Janet Leigh.))
As the disc played, I was kind of stunned that Nelson Riddle's score seemed to lift all sorts of cues, from his BATMAN work... Now, although this was UNCLE's "campy season," wasn't this kind of unusual, for a composer to borrow his own work from another hit series, currently playing? (They may be Riddle's BATMAN movie music, but the question remains the same...)
Jon Heitland's invaluable book on THE MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E. says that the series' executive producer, Norman Felton especially engaged Riddle for the episode/movie--
And was then FURIOUS at the result, writing Riddle an incensed letter...
I like Riddle, often quite a lot, but was just kind of surprised by all this.
Best, Jim
