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Studio One Anthology
Starring: Jack Lemmon , Eva Marie Saint , Charlton Heston , Sir Laurence Olivier , Art Carney
Directed by: Paul Nickell , Franklin Schaffner
Some of the most memorable dramas ever broadcast on TV-starring some of the 20th century's greatest stars-have been newly restored and collected for you in this must-have collection.
Item Number: 14989
- Format:
- DVD Fullscreen
- Region:
- 1 - More Details
- Run time:
- About 14 1/2 Hours
- Number of Discs:
- 6
- Special Features:
Bonus footage (Footage from the Archive of American Television utilizing interview excerpts related to Studio One)
48-page booklet featuring introduction by thte Archive of American Television as well as detailed info and essays on each episode)
Interview(s) (Excerpts from the Paley Center's "Studio One History" featuring an interview with director Paul Nickell)
Featurette (Excerpts from the Paley Center's "Studio One" seminar)
Some of the most memorable dramas ever broadcast on TV-starring some of the 20th century's greatest stars-have been newly restored and collected for you in this must-have collection. Enjoy rare, early performances by Jack Lemmon and Eva Marie Saint in June Moon, Eddie Albert and Lorne Greene in 1984, Art Carney and Jacqueline Susann in Confessions of a Nervous Man, Robert Cummings in Twelve Angry Men, Elizabeth Montgomery in Gore Vidal's Summer Pavilion, Charlton Heston and John Forsythe in Wuthering Heights, Lee Remick in The Death and Life of Larry Benson, Leslie Nielsen in Dark Possession, and more. Seventeen original productions from the groundbreaking, Emmy® Award-winning series, plus many extras, including an informative 48-page booklet. Black and white and color.
1984, An Almanac of LIberty
Confessions of a Nervous Man
Dark Possession
Dino
Julius Caesar
June Moon
Pontius Pilate
Summer Pavilion
The Arena
The Death and Life of Larry Benson
The Medium
The Remarkable Incident at Carson Corners
The Storm
The Strike
Twelve Angry Men
Wuthering Heights
Leslie Nielsen says he began his acting career when he was forced to lie to his father in order to avoid punishment
