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Spy (1989) [N/A]

Release Date:
December 28, 1989

Original Title:
Spy

Genres:
TV Movie | Thriller

Production Companies:
Paramount Television
USA Network
Wilshire Court Productions

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 88

Overview from TheMovieDB

Richard is a spy. Ever since his wife Angela left him, cause she never liked what he did or became, his heart has not exactly been in it anymore. After failing to complete his mission, he decides to leave. His friend and boss, Tony Cooper, brings him to a plastic surgeon, so that he could change his appearance and disappear. A year later, he learns that the doctor who operated on him and Tony are dead. He suspects that someone's either trying to get back at him through them or is trying to flush him out. He then fears that Angela could be next. So he goes to her but she's gotten on with her life and doesn't want him back.

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Production

Casting:
Ben Rubin

Costume Design:
Shelley Komarov

Director:
Philip Frank Messina

Director of Photography:
Johnny E. Jensen

Editor:
David Handman

Executive In Charge Of Production:
Mel Swope

Makeup Artist:
E. Larry Day

Makeup Designer:
Steve Johnson

Music:
Nan Schwartz

Novel:
Norman Garbo

Producer:
Robert Lloyd Lewis

Production Design:
Woody Crocker

Second Assistant Director:
Janet Van Etten

Set Decoration:
Missy Stewart

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
David P. Barton

Stunt Coordinator:
Solly Marx

Stunts:
Steve Buckley

Teleplay:
Philip Frank Messina

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