The Trap
- Studio
- Century 21 Television, ITC
Synopsis
Following the latest Mysteron threat, Scarlet is dispatched to supervise security at the International Air Conference at Glen Garry Castle. Discovering a plot to gun down the delegates, he is captured and thrown in the castle dungeons...
Characters
Captain Scarlet, Captain Blue, Colonel White, Mysterons, Lieutenant Green, Melody Angel, Symphony Angel, Morton, Distillery Attendant, Holt, Commodore Goddard
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Alan Perry
- Assistant Director
- Keith Lund
Producing
- Producer
- Reg Hill
- Executive Producer
- Gerry Anderson
- Associate Producer
- John Read
Writing
- Writer
- Alan Pattillo
Voices
- Voice
- Francis Matthews (Captain Scarlet), Edward Bishop Ed Bishop (Captain Blue), Donald Gray (Colonel White, Mysterons), Cy Grant (Lieutenant Green), Sylvia Anderson (Melody Angel), Janna Hill (Symphony Angel), Jeremy Wilkin (Morton, Distillery Attendant), Gary Files (Holt [uncredited]), David Healy (Commodore Goddard [uncredited])
Music
- Music
- Barry Gray
Editing
- Editor
- John Beaton
- Supervising Editor
- Len Walter
Crew
- Director of Photography
- Julien Lugrin
- Camera Operators
- Derek Black, Nick Procopides, Noel Rowlands
- Script Editor
- Tony Barwick
- Production Design
- Keith Wilson
- Supervising Art Director
- Bob Bell
- Art Director
- Grenville Nott
- Production Manager
- Frank Hollands
- Sculptors
- Tim Cooksey, Terry Curtis, Plugg Shutt
- Props
- Arthur Cripps
- Wardrobe
- Iris Richens
- Developer
- Jack Kemsley
- Puppetry Supervisor
- Christine Glanville
- Puppetry Coordinator
- Mary Turner
- Puppeteers
- Mel Cross, Peter Johns
- Visual Effects Supervisor
- Derek Meddings
- Visual Effects Production Manager
- Brian Burgess
- Visual Effects Director
- Jimmy Elliott
- Visual Effects Lighting Camera
- Bert Mason
- Visual Effects Second Unit Director
- Peter Wragg
- Visual Effects Second Unit Lighting Camera
- Ted Wooldridge
- Supervising Sound Editor
- John Peverill
- Sound Editor
- Peter Pennell
- Dialogue Editor
- Don Brill
- Dialogue Synchronization
- Antony Bell
- Music Editor
- George Randall