WEB WITH FOUR SPIDERS
Written by Edmund Ward
Directed by Robert Tronson
RICHARD BRADFORD McGill; RAY McANALLY Dr James Norbert;
JACQUELINE ELLIS Martha
RALPH MICHAEL Sir Giles Watkins; SIMON OATES Simon Croft;
JOHN SAVIDENT Joe Gulliver
WARREN STANHOPE Johnson; LAWRENCE JAMES Lew Geraghty;
EDWARD EVANS Frederick
PHILIP BOND Philip Oliver; EDWARD RHODES Digby Haynes;
ROBERT McLEOD Jameson
FRANK FORSYTHE Commissionaire; GEOFFREY REED Taxi Driver;
DAVID CARGILL Tout
ANTHONY DOONAN Johnny; KATE FITZROY Girl; DOUGLAS JONES
Pageboy
When american lawyer, Dr Norbert, is sent some photos showing him drunk in the arms of a girl, he hires McGill to find out who took them and why. Blackmail seems unlikely as he has received no demands. As McGill investigates, he finds himself getting offers and threats from various
sources telling him to drop the case.
Series devised by Richard Harris & Dennis Spooner.
Executive Story Consultant - Stanley R Greenberg.
Produced by Sidney Cole.
Director of Photography - Lionel Banes Bsc.
Associate Producer - Barry Delmaine.
Production Designer - William Kellner.
Editor - John Glen.
Title Theme composed by Ron Grainer.
Musical Director - Albert Elms.
Unit Manager - Ron Jackson.
Assistant Director - Doug Hermes.
Camera Operator - Gerry Massy Collier.
Sound Editor - Bill Taylor.
Music Editor - Alan Willis.
Stunt Arranger - Roy Vincente.
Casting Director - Rose Tobias Shaw.
Continuity - Susanna Merry.
Set Dresser - Freda Pearson.
Make Up - Jim Evans.
Hairdresser - Frieda Steiger.
Wardrobe - Kay Gilbert.
Gowns by Rembrandt & Louis Feraud.
Coats by Dereta.
Made on location and at Pinewood Studios, London, England.
BLIND SPOT
Written by Victor Canning
Directed by Jeremy Summers
RICHARD BRADFORD McGill; FELICITY KENDALL Marcelle;
MARIUS GORING Henri Thibaud
DEREK NEWARK Maurice; WILLIAM DEXTER Insp Banard; INIGO
JACKSON Stephane
MICHAEL BATES Delacroix; KEITH MARSH Leon; GILLIAN LIND
Madame Robart
NINA HUBY Arlette; CONSTANTIN De GOGUEL Jeweller; FRANK
MAHER 1st Thug;
TERENCE YORKE 2nd Thug
Marcelle, a blind French girl witnesses the murder of her mother. Afterwards, it appears that her mother's jewels were stolen by the killer. McGill answers Marcelle’s advert, offering a reward for the recovery of the jewels. The French police and Marcelle’s uncle both advise McGill to drop the case. This only makes him more determined to find out the truth.
Series devised by Richard Harris & Dennis Spooner.
Executive Story Consultant - Stanley R Greenberg.
Produced by Sidney Cole.
Director of Photography - Lionel Banes Bsc.
Associate Producer - Barry Delmaine.
Production Designer - William Kellner.
Editor - Bill Butler.
Title Theme composed by Ron Grainer.
Musical Director - Albert Elms.
Unit Manager - Ron Jackson.
Assistant Director - Doug Hermes.
Camera Operator - Gerry Massy Collier.
Sound Editor - Bill Taylor.
Music Editor - Alan Willis.
Stunt Arranger - Roy Vincente.
Casting Director - Rose Tobias Shaw.
Continuity - Susanna Merry.
Set Dresser - Freda Pearson.
Make Up - Jim Evans.
Hairdresser - Frieda Steiger.
Wardrobe - Kay Gilbert.
Gowns by London Town.
Made on location and at Pinewood Studios, London, England.
THE BOSTON SQUARE
Written by Wilfred Greatorex
Directed by Don Chaffey
RICHARD BRADFORD McGill; VINCENT BALL Dalby; REX EVERHART
Packard;
PETER ARNE Rudnik; EDWARD BISHOP American Agent; BASIL
DIGNAM Sir Eric Coulsdon
HOWARD GOORNEY Prof Leros; JOSE BERLINKA Desk Clerk;
ROBERT PERCEVAL American Official
JEANNA L’ESTY Greek Airline Hostess; ALEXANDRA STEVENSON
Miss Lamb
When Dalby, an oceanographer disappears with important research papers about commercial sea farming, McGill is hired by his boss to try and find him, and persuade him to return to his job. After flying to the Greek Islands, McGill tracks him down and offers to buy the research papers back, but finds he has stiff competition from an Albanian agent.
Series devised by Richard Harris & Dennis Spooner.
Executive Story Consultant - Stanley R Greenberg.
Produced by Sidney Cole.
Director of Photography - Lionel Banes Bsc.
Associate Producer - Barry Delmaine.
Production Designer - William Kellner.
Editor - Alan Killick.
Title Theme composed by Ron Grainer.
Musical Director - Albert Elms.
Unit Manager - Ron Jackson.
Assistant Director - Doug Hermes.
Camera Operator - Gerry Massy Collier.
Sound Editor - Bill Taylor.
Music Editor - Alan Willis.
Stunt Arranger - Roy Vincente.
Casting Director - Rose Tobias Shaw.
Continuity - Susanna Merry.
Set Dresser - Freda Pearson.
Make Up - Jim Evans.
Hairdresser - Frieda Steiger.
Wardrobe - Kay Gilbert.
Christina 38 by London Power Boat Company.
Made on location and at Pinewood Studios, London, England.
JIGSAW MAN
Written by Stanley Greenberg & Reed de Rouen
Directed by Charles Friend
RICHARD BRADFORD McGill; PAUL BERTOYA Silvio; MICHAEL
SARNE Tony
MAURICE KAUFMANN Ugo; JOHN BLUTHALL Berger; JOHN COLLIN
Ciro
BRIDGET ARMSTRONG Louise; SHIVAUN O’CASEY Francine
NIKE ARRIGHI Ivanna; BRENDA LAWRENCE Marcia
McGill is hired by an Italian count to track down his runaway younger brother Silvio. Now he has come of age, there is a large amount of money waiting for him. All McGill has to do is find Silvio and get him to sign the relevant documents. The only problem is that Silvio doesn't want the money.
Series devised by Richard Harris & Dennis Spooner.
Executive Story Consultant - Stanley R Greenberg.
Produced by Sidney Cole.
Director of Photography - Lionel Banes Bsc.
Associate Producer - Barry Delmaine.
Production Designer - William Kellner.
Editor - John Glen.
Title Theme composed by Ron Grainer.
Musical Director - Albert Elms.
Unit Manager - Ron Jackson.
Assistant Director - Doug Hermes.
Camera Operator - Gerry Massy Collier.
Sound Editor - Bill Taylor.
Music Editor - Alan Willis.
Stunt Arranger - Roy Vincente.
Casting Director - Rose Tobias Shaw.
Continuity - Susanna Merry.
Set Dresser - Freda Pearson.
Make Up - Jim Evans.
Hairdresser - Frieda Steiger.
Wardrobe - Kay Gilbert.
Dresses by Angela of London Town.
Made on location and at Pinewood Studios, London, England.
THE SITTING PIGEON
Written by Edmund Ward
Directed by Gerry O’Hara
RICHARD BRADFORD McGill; GEORGE SEWELL Rufus Blake;
MARK EDEN Jackson
ROBIN BAILEY Rudyard; LOIS DAINE Valerie; JOE MELIA Olsen
SEAN LYNCH Geordie; JAMES GROUT Franklin; DAVID GARFIELD
Baxter
GARFIELD MORGAN Gilley; CAROL CLEVELAND Miss Dinsdale;
PETER BURTON Anderson
TOM BOWMAN Prison Officer; GRACE ARNOLD Female Singer
HUMPHREY HEATHCOTE Male Singer; MERRILL COLEBROOK 1st
Model
JULIE BEVAN 2nd Model
McGill is blackmailed by the police to protect a cowardly informer, who is capable of putting away his older brothers, and make sure that he gets to
the trial unharmed. If the brothers get sent to prison, all their illegal money will be his.
Series devised by Richard Harris & Dennis Spooner.
Executive Story Consultant - Stanley R Greenberg.
Produced by Sidney Cole.
Director of Photography - Lionel Banes Bsc.
Associate Producer - Barry Delmaine.
Production Designer - William Kellner.
Editor - Bill Butler.
Title Theme composed by Ron Grainer.
Musical Director - Albert Elms.
Unit Manager - Ron Jackson.
Assistant Director - Doug Hermes.
Camera Operator - Gerry Massy Collier.
Sound Editor - Bill Taylor.
Music Editor - Alan Willis.
Stunt Arranger - Roy Vincente.
Casting Director - Rose Tobias Shaw.
Continuity - Susanna Merry.
Set Dresser - Freda Pearson.
Make Up - Jim Evans.
Hairdresser - Frieda Steiger.
Wardrobe - Kay Gilbert.
Dresses by Angela of London Town.
Made on location and at Pinewood Studios, London, England.
THE MAN WHO STOOD STILL
Written by Raymond Bowers
Directed by Peter Duffell
RICHARD BRADFORD McGill; RUPERT DAVIES Gomez; CYRIL
SHAPS Palma
ALEX SCOTT Teniente; PHILIP BOND Luis; JEANNA L’ESTY
Leocadia
NEVILLE BECKER Paco; HIRA TALFREY Senora Gomez; RICHARD
MONTEZ Spanish Taxi Driver
Released from prison after 30 years for supporting the anarchists, Gomez returns to the ruins of a countryside villa to recover a crate of stolen gold bars belonging to President Franco. He hires McGill to help him set up a meeting with the man who put him in prison; his former best friend, who is now a Spanish policeman.
Series devised by Richard Harris & Dennis Spooner.
Executive Story Consultant - Stanley R Greenberg.
Produced by Sidney Cole.
Director of Photography - Lionel Banes Bsc.
Associate Producer - Barry Delmaine.
Production Designer - William Kellner.
Editor - Alan Killick.
Title Theme composed by Ron Grainer.
Musical Director - Albert Elms.
Unit Manager - Ron Jackson.
Assistant Director - Doug Hermes.
Camera Operator - Gerry Massy Collier.
Sound Editor - Bill Taylor.
Music Editor - Alan Willis.
Stunt Arranger - Roy Vincente.
Casting Director - Rose Tobias Shaw.
Continuity - Susanna Merry.
Set Dresser - Freda Pearson.
Make Up - Jim Evans.
Hairdresser - Frieda Steiger.
Wardrobe - Kay Gilbert.
Gowns by Rembrandt & Louis Feraud.
Coats by Dereta.
Guitar music composed & played by Freddie Phillips.
Made on location and at Pinewood Studios, London, England.
SOMEBODY LOSES, SOMEBODY....WINS?
Written by Jan Read
Directed by John Glen
When female British agent, Ruth Klinger, is caught taking illegal photos in Berlin, she informs the East German authorities that she wants to defect to the East. Meanwhile McGill has been hired by a man to trace his brother who is in hiding in East Germany. McGill and Ruth who have not seen each other in years, cross paths once again.RICHARD BRADFORD McGill; JACQUELINE PEARCE Ruth Klinger; PHILIP MADOC Kommandant' GODFREY QUIGLEY Johann Liebkind; CARL DUERING Mfs Colonel;
PAUL HANSARD Oberfeld; CARL BERNARD Karl Braun; GORDON STERNE Ernst Liebkind; PETER HAGER Fedora; DAVID SCHEUER Official in Airport; DEREK PRENTICE Doorkeeper; WENDY HALL Receptionist in Hotel; GERDA KOEPPLER Old Crone; MARIA WARBURG Young German Woman; BETTINA JONIC Singer in Bierstube
Series devised by Richard Harris & Dennis Spooner.
Executive Story Consultant - Stanley R Greenberg.
Produced by Sidney Cole.
Director of Photography - Lionel Banes Bsc.
Associate Producer - Barry Delmaine.
Production Designer - William Kellner.
Editor - Bill Butler.
2nd Unit Director - John Glen.
Title Theme composed by Ron Grainer.
Musical Director - Albert Elms.
Unit Manager - Ron Jackson
Assistant Director - Doug Hermes.
Camera Operator - Gerry Massy Collier.
Sound Editor - Bill Taylor & Roy Lafbery.
Music Editor - Alan Willis.
Stunt Arranger - Roy Vincente.
Casting Director - Rose Tobias Shaw.
Continuity - Susanna Merry.
Set Dresser - Freda Pearson.
Make Up - Jim Evans.
Hairdresser - Frieda Steiger.
Wardrobe - Kay Gilbert.
Gowns by Rembrandt & Louis Feraud.
Coats by Dereta.
Made on location and at Pinewood Studios, London, England.
DEAD MAN’S SHOES
Written by Edmund Ward
Directed by Peter Duffell
RICHARD BRADFORD McGill; DERREN NESBITT Lucas Guardino;
JOHN CARSON John Gilsen
JAMES VILLIERS Peters; JAYNE SOFIANO Juliet Crowther;
MURRAY EVANS Van Rhys
NOEL HOWLETT Rev Simon Blanding; GERALD SIM James Hedley
LAURIE ASPREY William; DAVID SAIRE Joe Mason; JOHN BRANDON
Philip Kane
NORMAN MITCHELL Roberts; HARRY BROOKS Jacko; LARRY MARTIN
Harry
CIA man John Gilsen, after uncovering a massive drugs syndicate, goes into hiding to protect himself. The syndicate set a trap for him in his home village, knowing he will return there. They also hire McGill under false pretences to find him. When he starts to ask questions in the village, McGill finds the locals unfriendly. Only later does he find out who he is working for, but time is running out for John Gilsen.
Series devised by Richard Harris & Dennis Spooner.
Executive Story Consultant - Stanley R Greenberg.
Produced by Sidney Cole.
Director of Photography - Stephen Dade Bsc.
Associate Producer - Barry Delmaine.
Production Designer - William Kellner.
Editor - Bill Butler.
Title Theme composed by Ron Grainer.
Musical Director - Albert Elms.
Unit Manager - Ron Jackson.
Assistant Director - Richard Kilburn.
Camera Operator - Jack Lowin.
Sound Editor - Roy Lafbery.
Sound Mixer - Jock May.
Music Editor - Alan Willis.
Stunt Arranger - Roy Vincente.
Casting Director - Rose Tobias Shaw.
Continuity - Susanna Merry.
Set Dresser - Helen Thomas.
Make Up - Jim Evans.
Hairdresser - Frieda Steiger.
Wardrobe - Kay Gilbert.
Made on location and at Pinewood Studios, London, England.
THE WHISPER
Written by Moris Farhi
Directed by Charles Crichton
RICHARD BRADFORD McGill; COLIN BLAKELY Father Loyola;
PATRICK ALLEN Marcus Spencer
SHEILA BRENNAN Penelope Spencer; WALLIS EATON DI Samuels;
CLIFTON JONES Cpl Silinga
PATRICK JORDAN Major Anderson; JEROLD WELLS Alfred Porter;
BRIAN HAWKSLEY Father General
DIDI SUTHERLAND Alex; TOMMY ANSAH Tchumba; MICHAEL WILLIAMSON
Masekela
DICK OFFOR Memba
Marcus Spencer, a plantation owner in Central Africa, hires McGill to investigate Father Loyola, a newly arrived Jesuit priest who is causing unrest amongst the workers. McGill discovers the priest's past. Should he let him continue his life in Africa, or turn him in.
Series devised by Richard Harris & Dennis Spooner.
Executive Story Consultant - Stanley R Greenberg.
Produced by Sidney Cole.
Director of Photography - Stephen Dade Bsc.
Associate Producer - Barry Delmaine.
Production Designer - William Kellner.
Editor - John Glen.
Title Theme composed by Ron Grainer.
Musical Director - Albert Elms.
Unit Manager - Ron Jackson.
Assistant Director - Richard Kilburn.
Camera Operator - Jack Lowin.
Sound Editor - Bill Taylor.
Sound Mixer - Jock May.
Music Editor - Alan Willis.
Stunt Arranger - Roy Vincente.
Casting Director - Rose Tobias Shaw.
Continuity - Susanna Merry.
Set Dresser - Helen Thomas.
Make Up - Sylvia Croft.
Hairdresser - Frieda Steiger.
Wardrobe - Kay Gilbert.
Made on location and at Pinewood Studios, London, England.
ESSAY IN EVIL
Written by Kevin B. Laffan
Directed by Freddie Francis
Three businessmen steal a World War II mine, with the intentions of blowing up George Masters who is blackmailing them. McGill has been hired by Masters to follow the three men. McGill decides that he doesn't like the way Masters operates and resigns, but the three men decide that he knows too much already and he must be killed as well.RICHARD BRADFORD McGill; DONALD HOUSTON George Masters;
PETER VAUGHAN Felix de Burgh; JOHN CAIRNEY Peters; WENDY HALL Lucinda Masters; MAURICE GOOD Harris; FRANK FORSYTH Lorry driver; RICHARD OWENS Lorry driver's mate; ANGELA LOVELL Receptionist; DARRYL KAVANN Naval Guard;
MARIANNE STONE Hairdresser; PETER BRACE Crick
Series devised by Richard Harris & Dennis Spooner.
Executive Story Consultant - Stanley R Greenberg.
Produced by Sidney Cole.
Director of Photography - Stephen Dade Bsc.
Associate Producer - Barry Delmaine.
Production Designer - William Kellner.
Editor - Alan Killick.
Title Theme composed by Ron Grainer.
Musical Director - Albert Elms.
Production Manager - Ron Jackson.
Assistant Director - Richard Kilburn.
Camera Operator - Jack Lowin.
Sound Editor - Bill Taylor & Michael Pidcock.
Sound Mixer - Jock May.
Music Editor - Alan Willis.
Stunt Arranger - Roy Vincente.
Casting Director - Rose Tobias Shaw.
Continuity - Susanna Merry.
Set Dresser - Helen Thomas.
Make Up - Sylvia Croft.
Hairdresser - Frieda Steiger.
Wardrobe - Kay Gilbert.
Made on location and at Pinewood Studios, London, England.