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The Six Million Dollar Man (TV Series)

Love Song for Tanya (1976)

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Directed by

Phil Bondelli

Writing Credits

David H. Balkan	...	(written by) &
Alan Lynn Folsom	...	(written by) (as Alan Folsom) &
Martin Caidin	...	(novel)

Cast (in credits order)


	Lee Majors	...	Col. Steve Austin
	Richard Anderson	...	Oscar Goldman
	Cathy Rigby	...	Tanya
	Terry Kiser	...	Alexsei
	Lindsay Wagner	...	Jaime Sommers
	Alan Manson	...	Andre
	Walker Edmiston	...	Ivan
	Kurt Grayson	...	Uri Gargon
	Curtis Credel	...	Director
	Sheila Wills	...	Saleslady
	Mike Cartel	...	Guard (as Michael Cartel)
	Elizabeth Treadwell	...	Waitress
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Gene LeBell	...	Guard (uncredited)

Produced by

Harve Bennett	...	executive producer
Arnold F. Turner	...	producer (as Arnold Turner)

Music by

J.J. Johnson

Cinematography by

Allen M. Davey

...

director of photography

Film Editing by

James T. Heckert

Art Direction by

Norman Newberry

...

(as Norman R. Newberry)

Set Decoration by

Lowell Chambers

Costume Design by

Burton Miller

Production Management

Ted Schilz	...	unit manager
Charles Clement	...	post production operations head (uncredited)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

William Holbrook

...

assistant director (as Bill Holbrook)

Art Department

Clarence Fay Konkel

...

carpenter (uncredited)

Sound Department

Charlie King

...

sound (as Charles King)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

Jack Takeuchi

...

set costumer

Editorial Department

Richard Belding

...

editorial supervisor

Location Management

Robert McCullough

...

location manager

Music Department

Hal Mooney	...	music supervisor
Oliver Nelson	...	composer: theme music

Additional Crew

Richard Carr	...	story editor
Jack Cole	...	main title design
Tom Greene	...	creative consultant

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Who played the Russian gymnast on the six million dollar man?

Cathy Rigby.

How did the six million dollar man get injured?

The crash footage during the opening credits is from the M2-F2 crash that occurred on May 10, 1967. Test pilot Bruce Peterson's lifting body aircraft hit the ground at approximately 250 mph (402 km/h) and tumbled six times, but survived what appeared to be a fatal accident, though he later lost an eye due to infection.

Who did the six million dollar man work for?

The Six Million Dollar Man is an American television series about a fictional cyborg working for the OSI (which was usually said to refer to the Office of Scientific Intelligence, but sometimes was called the Office of Scientific Investigation as well as the Office of Strategic Intelligence[1]).

Who owns the rights to six million dollar man?

Warner Bros. has set an early summer release date of May 31, 2019, for Mark Wahlberg's sci-fi action movie “The Six Billion Dollar Man.” Warner Bros. bought the rights to the project late last year from the Weinstein Company, which had been developing the movie with “Wild Tales” director Damian Szifron.