Highlights
The Wrecking Crew

The Wrecking Crew (1968) Credits - Full Cast and Crew

1968Movie
Audience Score
57

Cast

D
Dean Martin
as Matt Helm
E
Elke Sommer
as Linka Karensky
S
Sharon Tate
as Freya Carlson
T
Tina Louise
as Lola Medina
N
Nigel Green
as Count Massimo Contini
N
Nancy Kwan
as Wen Yu-Rang
J
John Larch
as MacDonald
J
John Brascia
as Karl
W
Weaver Levy
as Kim
W
Wilhelm von Homburg
as Gregor
B
Bill Saito
as Ching
F
Fuji
as Toki
P
Pepper Martin
as Frankie
T
Ted Jordan
as Guard
C
Chuck Norris
as Man in the House of 7 Joys (uncredited)
C
Cara Peters
as Miss Milkmaid (uncredited)
E
Ed Parker
as Guard (uncredited)
L
Lynn Borden
as Miss Long Distance (uncredited)
F
Frank Biro
as Diplomat (uncredited)
K
Kenner G. Kemp
as Officer in Hospital Room (uncredited)
J
Joe Lewis
as Guard (uncredited)
N
Noel Drayton
as Lord Hardwicke (uncredited)

Crew

H
Hugo Montenegro
Original Music Composer
W
William P. McGivern
Screenplay
I
Irving Allen
Producer
D
Donald Hamilton
Novel
F
Frank Tuttle
Set Decoration
S
Sam Leavitt
Director of Photography
J
Joseph C. Wright
Production Design
P
Phil Karlson
Director
M
Maury Winetrobe
Editor
B
Bill Couch
Stunts
W
Wally Rose
Stunts
M
Mary Statler
Stunts
F
Fred Stromsoe
Stunts
B
Bill Hickman
Stunts
C
Carey Loftin
Stunts
B
Bill Clark
Stunt Double
D
Dale Van Sickel
Stunts
E
Ed Parker
Stunts
G
Gillian Aldam
Stunts
B
Bill M. Ryusaki
Stunts
G
Gil Perkins
Stunts
J
Joe Gray
Stunts
A
Allen Pinson
Stunts
S
Sy Devore
Wardrobe Designer
H
Harold F. Kress
Associate Producer
M
Max Frankel
Property Master
C
Charles J. Rice
Sound Supervisor
V
Virginia Jones
Hairstylist
R
Ralph E. Black
Unit Production Manager
J
James Z. Flaster
Sound
A
Arthur Piantadosi
Sound
H
Hank Edds
Makeup Artist
J
Jerome M. Siegel
Assistant Director
B
Bruce Lee
Technical Advisor
W
Wayne Fitzgerald
Title Designer
M
Moss Mabry
Costume Design
B
Ben Lane
Makeup Supervisor

Matt Helm Collection

Tounge-in-cheek spy-spoof series staring Dean Martin. Loosely (VERY loosely) based on the series of novels by Donald Hamilton. The films used the name Matt Helm, his cover identity, plus book titles and some very loose plot elements, but otherwise the series bore no resemblance at all to the character, atmosphere, or themes of Hamilton's original books, nor to the hard-edged action of Bond. One reason was the attitude of the filmmakers that the only way to compete with the Bond films was to parody them.