The audio transfer offer a DTS HD Master 2,0 channel - 16-bit - in the original English language. There are some effects with depth but the film is notable for the score by the iconic Michel Legrand (Cleo From 5 to 7, Castle Keep, La Piscine, The Umbrellas of Cherbourg, The Young Girls of Rochefort, A Woman is a Woman, Ice Station Zebra) including, the memorable, The Windmills Of Your Mind sung by Noel Harrison. It carries an embraceable, fun, tone.  The film's thriller aspects are well supported by the lossless audio. Kino add optional English subtitles on their Region 'A' Blu-ray disc.

Kino has given us a new revealing interview with director Norman Jewison where the filmmaker discusses the impetus for the film. He also talks about the production and casting of the film. Also provided is an interview with title designer Pablo Ferro which is a fascinating look at his work on creating such a unique title sequence for this film as well as other works including "The Russians are Coming, The Russians are Coming." 'Three's A Company' is a 1967 featurette with the cast & crew that was filmed on set. There is an audio commentary by director Norman Jewison, which is extremely informative. His recollections of making the film are very in depth and this is a great listen. He explains all the techniques involved in achieving such a unique style. As if that is not enough, Kino has included an audio commentary with film historians Lem Dobbs and Nick Redman. The two have a great rapport and this is a very fun and well-informed track. A trailer rounds out a decent array of supplements.