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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Lee Majors | ... | Col. Steve Austin | |
| Richard Anderson | ... | Oscar Goldman | |
| Alan Oppenheimer | ... | Dr. Rudy Wells | |
| Britt Ekland | ... | Katrina Volana | |
| Eric Braeden | ... | Arlen Findletter | |
| Earl Holliman | ... | Harry Donner | |
| David McCallum | ... | Alexi Kaslov | |
| Michele Carey | ... | Cynthia Holland | |
| Lee Bergere | ... | Masaha | |
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Simon Scott | ... | Capt. Dawson |
| Robert F. Simon | ... | Capt. Walker | |
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Dennis Rucker | ... | First Officer Meade |
| George Keymas | ... | Patrol Boat Commander | |
| Joseph Hindy | ... | Radar Man | |
| Don Hanmer | ... | Airline Passenger | |
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After Colonel Steve Austin fails to retrieve the contents of a safe owned by arms dealer Arlen Findletter, he takes up a friendly offer of a vacation in the Bahamas. There, he runs into Soviet Agent Alexi Kaslov and his lovely assistant Katrina Volana, who also happen to be out to find Findletter. Is it a coincidence, or was Steve's trip all part of one of Oscar Goldman's missions? Written by Il Tesoro
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Country:
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20 October 1973 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Wine, Women and War See more »Company Credits
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Col. Steve Austin: Naw, I saw an old friend.
Cynthia Holland: Well, if you don't mind my saying so, if that's the way your old friends treat you, you ought to consider a personality course.
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Words and Music by Glen A. Larson (as Glen Larson)
Sung by Dusty Springfield
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A blue helicopter is shown bringing Donner to the sub, yet in the subsequent shots of him being airdropped, the helicopter is black and of much different configuration. See more »Quotes
Cynthia Holland: I remind you, it's rude to leave one lady to converse with another, not to mention interrupting her backswing.Col. Steve Austin: Naw, I saw an old friend.
Cynthia Holland: Well, if you don't mind my saying so, if that's the way your old friends treat you, you ought to consider a personality course.
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The two-episode reedited version overdubs the famous bionic sound effects over several (but not all) of Austin's bionic feats. The original TV movie used no additional sound effects. See more »Soundtracks
Six Million Dollar ManWords and Music by Glen A. Larson (as Glen Larson)
Sung by Dusty Springfield
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I have never seen The Six Million Dollar Man so am starting from the very beginning: the two introductory pilot movies. They each have a slightly different feel, with this one definitely being the more playful and lighthearted.
Steve Austin's cyborg powers are on display throughout the movie, and the audience is treated to cool abilities like night vision, fast swimming/running, etc. This is provided as expected, but what caught my attention and allowed for some cheese filled chuckles was the funny attempts at double entendre. It feels forced, as if the screenwriters had to seduce the audience and lure them into the chambers of the mind. It felt like a pounding instead as they were usually in inappropriate - plot wise - situations and we are left waiting for the rim shot from the band.
Fun effort all around, makes me excited for the show, I hope future episodes can rise to the occasion!
Rating: 20/40