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Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone, was an extremely popular television staple which ran on CBS for five seasons (1959-1964).
Over its 156 episodes, directors, composers, and actors, both experienced and new to the arena, made their marks.
The short list of directors:
John Braham, Buzz Kulik, Lamont Johnson, Richard Donner, Jack Smith, Ted Post, Elliot Silverstein, Robert Florey, Mitch Leisen, Robert Parrish, Stuart Rosenberg, Joseph Newman, Christian Nyby, Ralph Nelson, Norman Z. McLeod, Robert Ellis Miller, David Butler, Richard Sarafian, Ida Lupino and Jacques Tourneur...
Composers included Bernard Hermann and Franz Waxman..
The short list of players:
Jack Klugman, Gladys Cooper, Burgess Meredith, John Dehner, Ben Wright, Vladimir Sokoloff, Paul Mazursky, Marjorie Bennett, William Shatner, Inger Stevens, Lee Marvin, Cliff Robertson, Joseph Schildkraut, Ed Wynne, James Gregory, Anne Francis, Fritz Weaver, Dick York, Simon Oakland, Richard Long, John McGiver, Martin Landau, Martin Balsam, Thomas Gomez, Jack Warden, Patricia Breslin, Cecil Kellaway, Claude Atkins, Ross Martin, Jack Weston, Jeanette Nolan, John Marley, Warren Oates, Jack Albertson, Ned Glass, Rod Taylor, Art Carney, John Carradine, Fred Clark, Robert Cummings, Howard Duff, Richard Haydn, Dewey Martin, Kevin McCarthy, Roddy McDowall, John McIntire, Keenan Wynn, Shelley Berman , Jack Carson, Dane Clark, Peter Falk, Dean Jagger, Buster Keaton, Elizabeth Montgomery, Gary Merrill, Agnes Moorehead, Lois Nettleton, Barbara Nichols, Dean Stockwell, Harold J. Stone, Franchot Tone, Dennis Weaver, Theodore Bikel, Lloyd Bochner, Andy Devine, Donald Pleasance, Dana Andrews, Richard Basehart, James Coburn, Robert Duvall, Ann Blythe, Jackie Cooper, Dan Duryea, Jim Hutton, Ida Lupino, Vera Miles, Sebastian Cabot, Steve Forrest, Cedric Hardwicke, Pat Hingle, Dennis Hopper...
The list goes on, seemingly forever.
This series has been available for years via Image Entertainment on DVD, and later on Blu-ray -- now all out of print, and going for too many dollars.
Which is why it's important to acknowledge that CBS and Paramount are making you an offer you really can't refuse, if you either don't have these films on Blu-ray, or are new to the series.
156 episodes, in quality packaging about two inches in thickness, for $84 at street price.
That works out to just under 54 cents per episode.
And among the 156, you'll find Robert Enrico's extraordinary short film, An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge.
No "But wait, there's more!"
No steak knives or toaster ovens thrown into the deal, if you call today.
Just the most extraordinary deal that can be found on this series.
I should probably mention quality.
Absolutely superb in every detail.
From original 35mm elements, with both original broadcast audio, and well as cleaned.
Isolated music scores, loads of extras.
Image - 5
Audio - 5
4k Up-rez - 5
Pass / Fail - Pass
Highly Recommended
RAH
Over its 156 episodes, directors, composers, and actors, both experienced and new to the arena, made their marks.
The short list of directors:
John Braham, Buzz Kulik, Lamont Johnson, Richard Donner, Jack Smith, Ted Post, Elliot Silverstein, Robert Florey, Mitch Leisen, Robert Parrish, Stuart Rosenberg, Joseph Newman, Christian Nyby, Ralph Nelson, Norman Z. McLeod, Robert Ellis Miller, David Butler, Richard Sarafian, Ida Lupino and Jacques Tourneur...
Composers included Bernard Hermann and Franz Waxman..
The short list of players:
Jack Klugman, Gladys Cooper, Burgess Meredith, John Dehner, Ben Wright, Vladimir Sokoloff, Paul Mazursky, Marjorie Bennett, William Shatner, Inger Stevens, Lee Marvin, Cliff Robertson, Joseph Schildkraut, Ed Wynne, James Gregory, Anne Francis, Fritz Weaver, Dick York, Simon Oakland, Richard Long, John McGiver, Martin Landau, Martin Balsam, Thomas Gomez, Jack Warden, Patricia Breslin, Cecil Kellaway, Claude Atkins, Ross Martin, Jack Weston, Jeanette Nolan, John Marley, Warren Oates, Jack Albertson, Ned Glass, Rod Taylor, Art Carney, John Carradine, Fred Clark, Robert Cummings, Howard Duff, Richard Haydn, Dewey Martin, Kevin McCarthy, Roddy McDowall, John McIntire, Keenan Wynn, Shelley Berman , Jack Carson, Dane Clark, Peter Falk, Dean Jagger, Buster Keaton, Elizabeth Montgomery, Gary Merrill, Agnes Moorehead, Lois Nettleton, Barbara Nichols, Dean Stockwell, Harold J. Stone, Franchot Tone, Dennis Weaver, Theodore Bikel, Lloyd Bochner, Andy Devine, Donald Pleasance, Dana Andrews, Richard Basehart, James Coburn, Robert Duvall, Ann Blythe, Jackie Cooper, Dan Duryea, Jim Hutton, Ida Lupino, Vera Miles, Sebastian Cabot, Steve Forrest, Cedric Hardwicke, Pat Hingle, Dennis Hopper...
The list goes on, seemingly forever.
This series has been available for years via Image Entertainment on DVD, and later on Blu-ray -- now all out of print, and going for too many dollars.
Which is why it's important to acknowledge that CBS and Paramount are making you an offer you really can't refuse, if you either don't have these films on Blu-ray, or are new to the series.
156 episodes, in quality packaging about two inches in thickness, for $84 at street price.
That works out to just under 54 cents per episode.
And among the 156, you'll find Robert Enrico's extraordinary short film, An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge.
No "But wait, there's more!"
No steak knives or toaster ovens thrown into the deal, if you call today.
Just the most extraordinary deal that can be found on this series.
I should probably mention quality.
Absolutely superb in every detail.
From original 35mm elements, with both original broadcast audio, and well as cleaned.
Isolated music scores, loads of extras.
Image - 5
Audio - 5
4k Up-rez - 5
Pass / Fail - Pass
Highly Recommended
RAH
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