Talk:Peter Gunn

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A recent change was made, saying that this show was not based in Los Angeles. Is there a cite for this? Does anyone have the script for the pilot (which would presumably say)? - Scooter 07:26, 26 Aug 2004 (UTC)

I've been watching the DVD release and there are references to Divison and Post streets, both prominent in downtown San Francisco (it's obviously really shot on a set).

It should be noted that many people assume the theme song is from James Bond. I remember once, CNN anchor Tony Harris called it the "James Bond theme".

[edit] Altman Question

Does anybody know which episode(s) were directed by Robert Altman? I'm trying to finish his filmography off. Thanks. ThatGuamGuy 06:27, 7 December 2006 (UTC)sean

[edit] Theme Lyrics Info

I was introduced to the theme song by the Blues Brothers back in the '80s. But I was just listening to Verve Remixed 3 and it has a version of the Peter Gunn theme song with lyrics sung by Sarah Vaughan, remixed by Max Sedgley. I didn't know there were lyrics to the song. They're a lot like a Dear John letter. After a little more research I found her original version of the song on Sarah Vaughan Sings the Mancini Songbook, originally released in 1965, re-released on CD in 1998. I think this should be added to the Music section of this article.

Dhiroj 04:43, 31 October 2007 (UTC)