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Mission: Impossible: Action!

An Iron Curtain propaganda expert, Miklos Klaar, combines real footage of American soldiers with his excellently crafted fake film of those soldiers killing innocent civilians. The IMF must destroy the film and discredit Klaar once and for all.


7/10 (1 Vote cast)

Episode Info


Episode number: 1x23
Production Number: 123
Airdate: Saturday March 04th, 1967



Guest Stars
J. D. CannonJ. D. Cannon
As Miklos Klaar

Co-Guest Stars
Julian BurtonJulian Burton
As Petyov
Recurring
Alfred ShellyAlfred Shelly
As Gate Guard
Recurring
Arline AndersonArline Anderson
As Receptionist
Recurring
Marilyn StaderMarilyn Stader
As Double, Cinnamon
Recurring
Tom TroupeTom Troupe
As David Day
Eric FeldaryEric Feldary
As Asst. Director

Uncredited
Helen BollHelen Boll
As First Floor Guard
Recurring
Fred VillaniFred Villani
As George Bengst
Recurring
Marilyn MoeMarilyn Moe
As Double, Cinnamon
Recurring
Jerry SummersJerry Summers
As Double, David
Peter TenenPeter Tenen
As Third Floor Guard
Mark De VriesMark De Vries
As Messenger
Main Cast
Martin LandauMartin Landau
As Rollin Hand
Barbara BainBarbara Bain
As Cinnamon Carter
Greg MorrisGreg Morris
As Barney Collier
Peter LupusPeter Lupus
As Willy Armitage
Bob Johnson (1)Bob Johnson (1)
voiced The IMF Voice

Recap

Cinnamon goes to a beauty salon and exchanges sign and countersign with the receptionist. Opening a desk drawer, she gets her tape briefing is informed that Miklos Klaar is head of Cinefot Studios behind the Iron Curtain. Klaar plans to reedit footage of American soldiers to show fake atrocities and use it to discredit the U.S. The IMF must stop him and prevent him from doing so again...

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Episode Notes
This episode starts with Cinnamon getting the taped briefing and then photos of the assembled team with no indication who is selecting them. Rollin handles the briefing. The reason for this is that Steven Hill had refused to do a relatively inconsequential action sequence and was fired. Hill had caused problems throughout the season because of his Orthodox Judaism, since he wouldn't work on Saturdays to make up when they were behind schedule. Tom Troupe was called in to play the part of David Day, taking over Dan's part in the plot. Barbara Bain was called upon to film the opening tape sequence. Recycled footage was used to show Dan picking up briefing in future episodes in production orders.



Other Episode Crew

CreatorBruce Geller
Executive ProducerBruce Geller
ProducerJoseph Gantman
Associate ProducerBarry Crane
CastingJoseph D'Agosta
Music EditorJerry MacDonald
HairstylistAdele Taylor (1)
Key GripRoss Cannon
Set DecoratorLucien Hafley
Property MasterArthur Wasson
Production AssistantPhilip D. Fehrle
Script SupervisorAlan Greedy
GafferBobby Jones (2)
Director of PhotographyGert Andersen
Production SupervisorWilliam Eatherly
Art DirectorJan Van Tamelen
Sound EditorJohn Post
Special EffectsJohn Burke (3)
Main Title ThemeLalo Schifrin
Film EditorPaul Krasny
Assistant DirectorJohn W. Rogers
Sound EngineerTommy N. Thompson
Executive In Charge Of ProductionHerbert F. Solow
Music ConsultantWilbur Hatch
Post Production ExecutiveBill Heath
Makeup ArtistDan Striepeke
Supervising Art DirectorRolland M. Brooks
Script ConsultantAllan Balter  |  William Read Woodfield
 

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