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"The Golden Age of Television - «Patterns»" - Di Fielder Cook (USA, 1956 - Eng)
Con Van Heflin, Everett Sloane, Ed Begley
Directed by Fielder Cook Produced by Millard Lampell (producer) Albert Schwartz (producer) Written by Millard Lampell (writer) Starring See below Music by Marc Wilkinson Cinematography Frano.
NAPOLEON - Eagle in a Cage (Fielder Cook ) 1972 Full Movie Directed by Fielder Cook Produced by Millard Lampell (producer) Albert Schwartz (producer) Written by Millard Lampell (writer).
Eagle In A Cage (1972) Full Drama Movie Directed by: Fielder Cook Produced by: Millard Lampell, Albert Schwartz Written by: Millard Lampell Starring: John Gielgud as Lord Sissal Ralph Richardson.
- published: 03 May 2015
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Directed by Fielder Cook
Produced by Millard Lampell (producer)
Albert Schwartz (producer)
Written by Millard Lampell (writer)
Starring See below
Music by Marc Wilkinson
Cinematography Frano Vodopivec
Editing by Max Benedict
Running time 103 minutes (UK)
96 minutes (Germany)
98 minutes (USA)
Country USA, UK
Language English
1815. A soldier becomes the governor of St. Helena and jailer of Napoleon. High brow.
- published: 27 Sep 2014
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Directors: Fielder Cook (1956)
Starring: Van Heflin, Everett Sloane, Ed Begley, Beatrice Straight, Elizabeth Wilson
Fred Staples is a small town plant manager. When a conglomerate swallows up his business, he's given an executive position in the new company. It turns out his promotion has more to do with leverage against his new boss's adversary, the company's vice president. With Fred in a battle between personal loyalty and company loyalty, PATTERNS is a story of cutthroat corporate business. Written by Twilight Zone and Night Gallery creator Rod Serling, PATTERNS is the made for Television movie based off the successful play.
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- published: 20 Jul 2012
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Patterns is a 1956 film directed by Fielder Cook and starring Van Heflin, Everett Sloane, and Ed Begley. The screenplay by Rod Serling was an adaptation of his teleplay Patterns originally telecast January 12, 1955 on the Kraft Television Theatre, which starred Sloane, Begley and Richard Kiley.
From Play to Film:
Apart from establishing shots on New York City streets, the film's screenplay makes a couple of major changes from the teleplay - after the death of Andy Sloane, Fred Staples is shown at a bar, where his wife comes to pick him up and take him home, insisting he is in no condition to drive. Staples is more insistent in the film than in the play that he and his wife leave town, even telling her to pack. The final confrontation between Staples and Ramsey takes place the next day, not immediately afterwards. For the film, "Andy Sloane"s name was altered to "Bill Briggs." Also, Ramsey and Company" is depicted as a huge corporate machine, with expansive quarters downtown. And the company does things "in a big way". In the teleplay, Staples tells Ramsey he and his wife have "found a house", but the film version has Staples moving into a big home more or less provided by the company, and stocked with "all the essentials" including beer in the ice box and food in the freezer.
While Sloane and Begley reprised their roles, Heflin replaced Kiley in the role of up-and-coming executive Fred Staples, though at 46, he was arguably a little too old to play a junior executive. But Serling also changed Staples' character. Instead of a junior-level manager of a small factory that had done some sub-contracting work for Ramsey, he was now shown as the manager of a presumably much larger facility taken over by "Ramsey and Company", and whose performance there in keeping the factory afloat during that period impressed Ramsey enough to hire Staples direct. And, in the teleplay, the other execs talk of having expected a much older man. That was also omitted from the film version.
Plot:
Most of the scenes are set in the corporate boardroom and surrounding offices of Ramsey & Co., a Manhattan industrial empire headed by the ruthless Walter Ramsey. He recruits youthful industrial engineer Fred Staples, whose performance at a company Ramsey has recently acquired has impressed the boss. Ramsey is grooming Staples to replace the aging Bill Briggs as the second in command at the company.
Briggs has been with the firm for decades, having worked for and admired the company's founder, Ramsey's father. His concern for the employees clashes repeatedly with Ramsey's ruthless methods. Ramsey will not fire Briggs outright, but he does everything in his power to sabotage and humiliate his subordinate into resigning. The old man stubbornly refuses to give in. Staples has mixed feelings about the messy situation, ambition conflicting with sympathy for Briggs.
The stress gets to Briggs, who collapses after a confrontation with Ramsey and later dies. This causes a heated showdown between Ramsey and Staples, in which Staples announces he is quitting. In the end, Ramsey persuades him to stay, telling him that he is the only one who can function at Briggs's level, and that he would not be able to reach his full potential anywhere else. Staples accepts a promotion and double his salary and stock options, but warns Ramsey that he will actively work to replace Ramsey in the company. Staples also tells Ramsey of Briggs' "one little dream" of someday walking in and breaking Ramsey's jaw. He now reserves that dream for himself. Ramsey says he'll have it written into the contract agreement and will attach a special rider giving him the same privilege. Ramsey notes that Briggs' son will be "provided for" and Staples asks if that will let him sleep better tonight. Ramsey smiles and says, "It begins."
Cast:
• Van Heflin as Fred Staples
• Everett Sloane as Walter Ramsey
• Ed Begley as William Briggs
• Beatrice Straight as Nancy Staples, Fred's wife
• Elizabeth Wilson as Marge Fleming, Briggs' loyal secretary, who is reassigned to work for Staples
• Joanna Roos as Miss Margaret Lanier, Ramsey's secretary
• Valerie Cossart as Miss Stevens
• Eleni Kiamos as Sylvia Trammel • Ronnie Welsh as Paul Briggs, William's teenage son
• Shirley Standlee as Miss Hill
• Andrew Duggan as Mr. Jameson
• Jack Livesey as Mr. Vanderventer
• John Seymour as Mr. Gordon
• James Kelly as Mr. Latham
• John Shelly as Mr. Grannigan
- published: 18 Aug 2016
- views: 9
The Member Of The Wedding Trailer 1996
Director: Fielder Cook
Starring: Alfre Woodard, Anna Paquin, Corey Dunn, , ,
Official Content From Hallmark Entertainment
In the last days leading up to her older brother's marriage, a young girl is forced to face realities and grow up quickly. A tender adaptation of Carson McCullers' classic play.
Movie, The Member Of The Wedding Movie,The Member Of The Wedding Trailer,The Member Of The Wedding 1996, Fielder Cook,Alfre Woodard, Anna Paquin, Corey Dunn, , ,
- published: 18 Nov 2014
- views: 2411
I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings Trailer 1979
Director: Fielder Cook
Starring: Diahann Carroll, Esther Rolle, Paul Benjamin, Roger E. Mosley, Ruby Dee,
Official Content From Live Home Video
Fine television chronicle of black writer Maya Angelou's memories of growing up in the Depression-era South.
Movie, I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings Movie,I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings Trailer,I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings 1979, Fielder Cook,Diahann Carroll, Esther Rolle, Paul Benjamin, Roger E. Mosley, Ruby Dee,
- published: 10 Jun 2014
- views: 8651
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In 1930s Alabama, nine young black men are accused of raping two white women. The judge in the case, unlike the rest of the town, comes to believe that the boys are innocent, and against all advice from his friends and family, sets them free, which turns the entire community against him
Director: Fielder Cook
Writers: Dan T. Carter (book), John McGreevey
Stars: Arthur Hill, Ellen Barber, Paul Benjamin
- published: 16 Jan 2015
- views: 1290
Miracle on 34th Street is a 1973 American made-for-TV movie directed by Fielder Cook. It is the third remake of the original 1947 film. Like the original, this film was produced by 20th Century Fox. Additionally, the New York City-based Macy's department store allowed their name to be used in this film, unlike later versions.
When an old man (Sebastian Cabot) spies the department store Santa Claus get drunk before taking part in the Macy's Thanksgiving parade, he immediately locates and complains to Karen Walker (Jane Alexander), the parade director. She promptly fires her Santa Claus and the old man, who turns out to be named Kris Kringle, volunteers to take his place for the sake of the children. Kris does so well during the parade that he is immediately hired to be the store's main Santa for the holiday period. At the same time, Karen's daughter, Susan (Suzanne Davidson), an intelligent but cynical six-year-old, meets her new neighbor, Bill Schafner (David Hartman), a lawyer, and decides to try and hook him up with her mother.
Kris, out of goodwill and to the horror of Mr. Schillhammer (Jim Backus), begins to send customers of Macy's to other stores if they can't find what they're looking for. In spite of Schillhammer's initial fear, the public embraces his actions as a goodwill marketing campaign and sales skyrocket, leading the profit obsessed Mr. Macy (David Doyle) to pursue the campaign in earnest. However, Karen and Shellhammer learn that Kris believes himself to actually be Santa Claus, a fact they frantically try to hide from their boss. The store's psychiatrist, Dr. Sawyer, initially takes Kris on as a fascinating case study, but Kris' belief that it is Sawyer who has the problem leads to him becoming an enemy instead. Kris finds a kindred spirit in the janitor, Alfred (Barry Greenburg), who gets joy out of dressing as Santa at the local YMCA every year. He also learns the Susan has been raised not to believe in Santa Claus or possess an imagination, two things he intends to correct. Susan herself is further convinced of his authenticity because he possesses a real beard and in particular when he speaks Spanish to a young girl who doesn't speak English.
Through their friendship with Kris, who becomes Bill's roommate, Bill becomes closer to Karen, who is overworked and looking for companionship, and Susan begins to learn the value of imagination. She eventually asks Kris to get her a new house for Christmas to prove that he's Santa Claus, and later for help in ensuring Bill becomes her new father. Kris eventually passes the word on to Bill, who arranges for a real estate contract for Karen for a similar house and insists she buy the house for Susan's sake.
However, Sawyer's anger with Kris leads him to antagonize him and Alfred to the point that Kris throws a pie in his face during an encounter in the lunchroom. Reluctantly, Karen agrees to allow Sawyer to evaluate him again. After Kris helps Alfred with his yearly Santa Claus routine, Dr. Sawyer confronts him and lies to Kris and tells him that Karen believes him to be a menace. In light of this, Kris deliberately fails every one of his tests at Bellevue, leading to the hospital to recommend his commitment. Kris reveals to Bill that he intends for Bill to get him off, making Bill realize that Kris wants the confrontation for the sake of proving to the world that he is the one and only Santa Claus. An angered Bill agrees, and a commitment hearing begins in which Judge Henry Harper (Tom Bosley) and D.A. Thomas Mara (James Gregory) reluctantly move forward with the case despite the terrible press it's giving their political ambitions. During the course of the hearing, Mr. Macy is placed on the stand and upon contemplating the terrible press and lost sales if he declared his own Santa a fraud, he declares he believes in Kris and fires Sawyer before he leaves the courtroom. Similarly, Harper and Mara are eventually pressed to declare that Santa Claus is real when Bill points out the terrible press, but the D.A. demands that Bill prove Kris is the one and only Santa Claus.
Bill and Karen are about to give up on the case as hopeless when Susan gives Bill a letter to pass on to Kris, and Bill realizes that hundreds of children write to him every year. He quickly manipulates the court to recognize the authority of the Postal Service, and arranges the post office to deliver all of Santa's mail to the court. As Bill papers the court room in Kris' mail, Judge Harper dismisses the case in Kris' favor (as he quietly slips a letter of his own into the pile).
At the celebration at the memorial home, Susan loses faith in Kris when she doesn't get her house. However, on the way back into New York, Bill and Karen drive her past the house she asked for, leading Susan to rush inside and find it even has the swing she asked for. As Karen and Bill discover Kris's distinct cane, they realize he made the arrangements and declare their love for each other.
- published: 14 Dec 2013
- views: 213651
1966 TV movie version of the classic Lerner and Loew musical. This version has some songs restored that were cut from the 1954 MGM film with Gene Kelly and Cyd Charisse. Stars Robert Goulet, Peter Falk and Sally Anne Howes.
It is, in fact, an old tale that originated from Germany by Friedrich Gerstäcker, later translated by Charles Brandon Schaeffer, about the mythical village of Germelshausen that fell under an magic curse. Because of Germany's poor image on the world stage at the time, it was felt that another country would be better accepted. At one point, it was to be set in Italy, but was shot down. Ireland was desired, but do to political differences, also shot down. Finally, the only acceptable setting was Scotland, for all that were involved in the staging of the fable. In the filming, Gene Kelly wanted to film entirely in Scotland. Although originally agreed upon, it would have been too costly a venture at the time. MGM pulled the plug on the overseas shoot, and filmed entirely on several different sound stages that dominated the MGM lot for many months. Parts of the sound stages were subsequently used in other MGM productions that were in process at the same time. And one of the sets from "Wizard Of Oz" was even reused for this production. The only thing I'm saying about that rumor, I've never seen a witch bother she sheep yet.
1. The broadcast of Brigadoon 1966 was only broadcast only once and never repeated in fact all recording by ABC were erased
2. The person who recorded it was on a VTR-a spool video tape recorder that usually holds one hour of recording.
3. It was shot in Southern Calafornia and not Scotland for one reason-MONEY. Location shooting is a challenge especially with the weather.
4. The production of the 1954 musical was shot entirely on a soundstage. Gene Kelly wanted to shoot in Scotland but laughed out of L.B. Mayer's office for "such a stupid and assenine idea"
Directed by
Fielder Cook
Writing Credits (in alphabetical order)
Ernest Kinoy ... (adaptation)
Ernest Kinoy ... (new dialogue) (uncredited)
Alan Jay Lerner ... (play)
Cast (in credits order) complete, awaiting verification
Robert Goulet ...
Tommy Albright
Peter Falk ...
Jeff Douglas
Sally Ann Howes ...
Fiona McLaren
Finlay Currie ...
Mr.Lundie
Marlyn Mason ...
Meg Brockie
Edward Villella Edward Villella ...
Harry Beaton
Thomas Carlisle Thomas Carlisle ...
Charlie Dalrymple
Linda Howe Linda Howe ...
Jean McLaren
Rhys Williams ...
Andrew McLaren
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Ray Kellogg Ray Kellogg ...
Frank the bartender
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Produced by
Fielder Cook ... producer
Norman Rosemont ... executive producer
- published: 09 Dec 2015
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Fielder Cook
Fielder Cook (March 9, 1923 – June 20, 2003) was an American television and film director, producer, and writer whose 1971 television movie The Homecoming: A Christmas Story spawned the series The Waltons.
Biography and career
Born in Atlanta, Georgia, Cook graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Literature from Washington and Lee University, then studied Elizabethan Drama at the University of Birmingham in England. He returned to the United States and began his career in the early days of television, directing multiple episodes of such anthology series as Lux Video Theater, The Kaiser Aluminum Hour, Playhouse 90, Omnibus, and Kraft Television Theatre. In later years he helmed the television movies Judge Horton and the Scottsboro Boys, A Love Affair: The Eleanor and Lou Gehrig Story, Gauguin the Savage, Family Reunion, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, and Will There Really Be a Morning?, among others; adaptations of The Philadelphia Story, Harvey, Brigadoon, Beauty and the Beast, The Price, Miracle on 34th Street, and The Member of the Wedding; and episodes of Ben Casey, The Defenders, and Beacon Hill.
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Paul Benjamin
Paul Benjamin (born 1938) is an American actor.
Benjamin was born in Pelion, South Carolina. He made his film debut in 1969 as a bartender in Midnight Cowboy. After small roles in Sidney Lumet's The Anderson Tapes (1971) and Born to Win (1971), he did extensive television work in the 1970s.
A few notable exceptions were a major role in Barry Shear's Across 110th Street (1972), and smaller parts in Shear's western The Deadly Trackers (1973), Michael Campus' The Education of Sonny Carson (1974), Arthur Marks' Friday Foster (1975), Gordon Parks' biopic Leadbelly (1976), and Don Siegel's prison film Escape from Alcatraz (1979). He gave exceptional performances in the TV adaptations of I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings (1979) and Gideon's Trumpet (1980). He later starred in the 1987 HBO movie The Man Who Broke 1,000 Chains, based on the novel by Robert E. Burns.
On the big screen in the 1980s and 1990s, Benjamin worked with some well known actors and directors. He acted in Some Kind of Hero (1982) opposite Richard Pryor, Martin Ritt's drama film Nuts (1987) starring Barbra Streisand, Pink Cadillac (1989) with Clint Eastwood, Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing (1989),Robert Townsend's The Five Heartbeats (1991),Bill Duke's Hoodlum (1997), and John Singleton's Rosewood (1997).
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52:51"Patterns" con Van Heflin - Di Fielder Cook (USA, 1956 - Eng)
"Patterns" con Van Heflin - Di Fielder Cook (USA, 1956 - Eng)"Patterns" con Van Heflin - Di Fielder Cook (USA, 1956 - Eng)
"The Golden Age of Television - «Patterns»" - Di Fielder Cook (USA, 1956 - Eng) Con Van Heflin, Everett Sloane, Ed Begley -
159:20★ NAPOLEON - Eagle in a Cage (Fielder Cook ) 1972 Full Movie
★ NAPOLEON - Eagle in a Cage (Fielder Cook ) 1972 Full Movie★ NAPOLEON - Eagle in a Cage (Fielder Cook ) 1972 Full Movie
Directed by Fielder Cook Produced by Millard Lampell (producer) Albert Schwartz (producer) Written by Millard Lampell (writer) Starring See below Music by Marc Wilkinson Cinematography Frano. NAPOLEON - Eagle in a Cage (Fielder Cook ) 1972 Full Movie Directed by Fielder Cook Produced by Millard Lampell (producer) Albert Schwartz (producer) Written by Millard Lampell (writer). Eagle In A Cage (1972) Full Drama Movie Directed by: Fielder Cook Produced by: Millard Lampell, Albert Schwartz Written by: Millard Lampell Starring: John Gielgud as Lord Sissal Ralph Richardson. -
97:13★ NAPOLEON - Eagle in a Cage (Fielder Cook ) 1972 Full Movie
★ NAPOLEON - Eagle in a Cage (Fielder Cook ) 1972 Full Movie★ NAPOLEON - Eagle in a Cage (Fielder Cook ) 1972 Full Movie
Directed by Fielder Cook Produced by Millard Lampell (producer) Albert Schwartz (producer) Written by Millard Lampell (writer) Starring See below Music by Marc Wilkinson Cinematography Frano Vodopivec Editing by Max Benedict Running time 103 minutes (UK) 96 minutes (Germany) 98 minutes (USA) Country USA, UK Language English 1815. A soldier becomes the governor of St. Helena and jailer of Napoleon. High brow. -
83:49Patterns
PatternsPatterns
Directors: Fielder Cook (1956) Starring: Van Heflin, Everett Sloane, Ed Begley, Beatrice Straight, Elizabeth Wilson Fred Staples is a small town plant manager. When a conglomerate swallows up his business, he's given an executive position in the new company. It turns out his promotion has more to do with leverage against his new boss's adversary, the company's vice president. With Fred in a battle between personal loyalty and company loyalty, PATTERNS is a story of cutthroat corporate business. Written by Twilight Zone and Night Gallery creator Rod Serling, PATTERNS is the made for Television movie based off the successful play. http://www.troma.com -
83:49Patterns (1956)
Patterns (1956)Patterns (1956)
Patterns is a 1956 film directed by Fielder Cook and starring Van Heflin, Everett Sloane, and Ed Begley. The screenplay by Rod Serling was an adaptation of his teleplay Patterns originally telecast January 12, 1955 on the Kraft Television Theatre, which starred Sloane, Begley and Richard Kiley. From Play to Film: Apart from establishing shots on New York City streets, the film's screenplay makes a couple of major changes from the teleplay - after the death of Andy Sloane, Fred Staples is shown at a bar, where his wife comes to pick him up and take him home, insisting he is in no condition to drive. Staples is more insistent in the film than in the play that he and his wife leave town, even telling her to pack. The final confrontation between Staples and Ramsey takes place the next day, not immediately afterwards. For the film, "Andy Sloane"s name was altered to "Bill Briggs." Also, Ramsey and Company" is depicted as a huge corporate machine, with expansive quarters downtown. And the company does things "in a big way". In the teleplay, Staples tells Ramsey he and his wife have "found a house", but the film version has Staples moving into a big home more or less provided by the company, and stocked with "all the essentials" including beer in the ice box and food in the freezer. While Sloane and Begley reprised their roles, Heflin replaced Kiley in the role of up-and-coming executive Fred Staples, though at 46, he was arguably a little too old to play a junior executive. But Serling also changed Staples' character. Instead of a junior-level manager of a small factory that had done some sub-contracting work for Ramsey, he was now shown as the manager of a presumably much larger facility taken over by "Ramsey and Company", and whose performance there in keeping the factory afloat during that period impressed Ramsey enough to hire Staples direct. And, in the teleplay, the other execs talk of having expected a much older man. That was also omitted from the film version. Plot: Most of the scenes are set in the corporate boardroom and surrounding offices of Ramsey & Co., a Manhattan industrial empire headed by the ruthless Walter Ramsey. He recruits youthful industrial engineer Fred Staples, whose performance at a company Ramsey has recently acquired has impressed the boss. Ramsey is grooming Staples to replace the aging Bill Briggs as the second in command at the company. Briggs has been with the firm for decades, having worked for and admired the company's founder, Ramsey's father. His concern for the employees clashes repeatedly with Ramsey's ruthless methods. Ramsey will not fire Briggs outright, but he does everything in his power to sabotage and humiliate his subordinate into resigning. The old man stubbornly refuses to give in. Staples has mixed feelings about the messy situation, ambition conflicting with sympathy for Briggs. The stress gets to Briggs, who collapses after a confrontation with Ramsey and later dies. This causes a heated showdown between Ramsey and Staples, in which Staples announces he is quitting. In the end, Ramsey persuades him to stay, telling him that he is the only one who can function at Briggs's level, and that he would not be able to reach his full potential anywhere else. Staples accepts a promotion and double his salary and stock options, but warns Ramsey that he will actively work to replace Ramsey in the company. Staples also tells Ramsey of Briggs' "one little dream" of someday walking in and breaking Ramsey's jaw. He now reserves that dream for himself. Ramsey says he'll have it written into the contract agreement and will attach a special rider giving him the same privilege. Ramsey notes that Briggs' son will be "provided for" and Staples asks if that will let him sleep better tonight. Ramsey smiles and says, "It begins." Cast: • Van Heflin as Fred Staples • Everett Sloane as Walter Ramsey • Ed Begley as William Briggs • Beatrice Straight as Nancy Staples, Fred's wife • Elizabeth Wilson as Marge Fleming, Briggs' loyal secretary, who is reassigned to work for Staples • Joanna Roos as Miss Margaret Lanier, Ramsey's secretary • Valerie Cossart as Miss Stevens • Eleni Kiamos as Sylvia Trammel • Ronnie Welsh as Paul Briggs, William's teenage son • Shirley Standlee as Miss Hill • Andrew Duggan as Mr. Jameson • Jack Livesey as Mr. Vanderventer • John Seymour as Mr. Gordon • James Kelly as Mr. Latham • John Shelly as Mr. Grannigan -
1:30The Member Of The Wedding Trailer 1996
The Member Of The Wedding Trailer 1996The Member Of The Wedding Trailer 1996
The Member Of The Wedding Trailer 1996 Director: Fielder Cook Starring: Alfre Woodard, Anna Paquin, Corey Dunn, , , Official Content From Hallmark Entertainment In the last days leading up to her older brother's marriage, a young girl is forced to face realities and grow up quickly. A tender adaptation of Carson McCullers' classic play. Movie, The Member Of The Wedding Movie,The Member Of The Wedding Trailer,The Member Of The Wedding 1996, Fielder Cook,Alfre Woodard, Anna Paquin, Corey Dunn, , , -
1:12I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings Trailer 1979
I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings Trailer 1979I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings Trailer 1979
I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings Trailer 1979 Director: Fielder Cook Starring: Diahann Carroll, Esther Rolle, Paul Benjamin, Roger E. Mosley, Ruby Dee, Official Content From Live Home Video Fine television chronicle of black writer Maya Angelou's memories of growing up in the Depression-era South. Movie, I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings Movie,I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings Trailer,I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings 1979, Fielder Cook,Diahann Carroll, Esther Rolle, Paul Benjamin, Roger E. Mosley, Ruby Dee, -
13:53Judge Horton and the Scottsboro Boys (1976 TV Movie)Arthur Hill, Ellen Barber, Paul Benjamin
Judge Horton and the Scottsboro Boys (1976 TV Movie)Arthur Hill, Ellen Barber, Paul BenjaminJudge Horton and the Scottsboro Boys (1976 TV Movie)Arthur Hill, Ellen Barber, Paul Benjamin
If you would like this film Please visit our Webstore http://www.truetvmovies.net/store/c1/Featured_Products.html In 1930s Alabama, nine young black men are accused of raping two white women. The judge in the case, unlike the rest of the town, comes to believe that the boys are innocent, and against all advice from his friends and family, sets them free, which turns the entire community against him Director: Fielder Cook Writers: Dan T. Carter (book), John McGreevey Stars: Arthur Hill, Ellen Barber, Paul Benjamin -
86:17Miracle On 34th Street 1973 - Uploaded on 40th Anniversary of Original Air Date: December 14, 1973
Miracle On 34th Street 1973 - Uploaded on 40th Anniversary of Original Air Date: December 14, 1973Miracle On 34th Street 1973 - Uploaded on 40th Anniversary of Original Air Date: December 14, 1973
Miracle on 34th Street is a 1973 American made-for-TV movie directed by Fielder Cook. It is the third remake of the original 1947 film. Like the original, this film was produced by 20th Century Fox. Additionally, the New York City-based Macy's department store allowed their name to be used in this film, unlike later versions. When an old man (Sebastian Cabot) spies the department store Santa Claus get drunk before taking part in the Macy's Thanksgiving parade, he immediately locates and complains to Karen Walker (Jane Alexander), the parade director. She promptly fires her Santa Claus and the old man, who turns out to be named Kris Kringle, volunteers to take his place for the sake of the children. Kris does so well during the parade that he is immediately hired to be the store's main Santa for the holiday period. At the same time, Karen's daughter, Susan (Suzanne Davidson), an intelligent but cynical six-year-old, meets her new neighbor, Bill Schafner (David Hartman), a lawyer, and decides to try and hook him up with her mother. Kris, out of goodwill and to the horror of Mr. Schillhammer (Jim Backus), begins to send customers of Macy's to other stores if they can't find what they're looking for. In spite of Schillhammer's initial fear, the public embraces his actions as a goodwill marketing campaign and sales skyrocket, leading the profit obsessed Mr. Macy (David Doyle) to pursue the campaign in earnest. However, Karen and Shellhammer learn that Kris believes himself to actually be Santa Claus, a fact they frantically try to hide from their boss. The store's psychiatrist, Dr. Sawyer, initially takes Kris on as a fascinating case study, but Kris' belief that it is Sawyer who has the problem leads to him becoming an enemy instead. Kris finds a kindred spirit in the janitor, Alfred (Barry Greenburg), who gets joy out of dressing as Santa at the local YMCA every year. He also learns the Susan has been raised not to believe in Santa Claus or possess an imagination, two things he intends to correct. Susan herself is further convinced of his authenticity because he possesses a real beard and in particular when he speaks Spanish to a young girl who doesn't speak English. Through their friendship with Kris, who becomes Bill's roommate, Bill becomes closer to Karen, who is overworked and looking for companionship, and Susan begins to learn the value of imagination. She eventually asks Kris to get her a new house for Christmas to prove that he's Santa Claus, and later for help in ensuring Bill becomes her new father. Kris eventually passes the word on to Bill, who arranges for a real estate contract for Karen for a similar house and insists she buy the house for Susan's sake. However, Sawyer's anger with Kris leads him to antagonize him and Alfred to the point that Kris throws a pie in his face during an encounter in the lunchroom. Reluctantly, Karen agrees to allow Sawyer to evaluate him again. After Kris helps Alfred with his yearly Santa Claus routine, Dr. Sawyer confronts him and lies to Kris and tells him that Karen believes him to be a menace. In light of this, Kris deliberately fails every one of his tests at Bellevue, leading to the hospital to recommend his commitment. Kris reveals to Bill that he intends for Bill to get him off, making Bill realize that Kris wants the confrontation for the sake of proving to the world that he is the one and only Santa Claus. An angered Bill agrees, and a commitment hearing begins in which Judge Henry Harper (Tom Bosley) and D.A. Thomas Mara (James Gregory) reluctantly move forward with the case despite the terrible press it's giving their political ambitions. During the course of the hearing, Mr. Macy is placed on the stand and upon contemplating the terrible press and lost sales if he declared his own Santa a fraud, he declares he believes in Kris and fires Sawyer before he leaves the courtroom. Similarly, Harper and Mara are eventually pressed to declare that Santa Claus is real when Bill points out the terrible press, but the D.A. demands that Bill prove Kris is the one and only Santa Claus. Bill and Karen are about to give up on the case as hopeless when Susan gives Bill a letter to pass on to Kris, and Bill realizes that hundreds of children write to him every year. He quickly manipulates the court to recognize the authority of the Postal Service, and arranges the post office to deliver all of Santa's mail to the court. As Bill papers the court room in Kris' mail, Judge Harper dismisses the case in Kris' favor (as he quietly slips a letter of his own into the pile). At the celebration at the memorial home, Susan loses faith in Kris when she doesn't get her house. However, on the way back into New York, Bill and Karen drive her past the house she asked for, leading Susan to rush inside and find it even has the swing she asked for. As Karen and Bill discover Kris's distinct cane, they realize he made the arrangements and declare their love for each other. -
81:05Brigadoon (1966)
Brigadoon (1966)Brigadoon (1966)
1966 TV movie version of the classic Lerner and Loew musical. This version has some songs restored that were cut from the 1954 MGM film with Gene Kelly and Cyd Charisse. Stars Robert Goulet, Peter Falk and Sally Anne Howes. It is, in fact, an old tale that originated from Germany by Friedrich Gerstäcker, later translated by Charles Brandon Schaeffer, about the mythical village of Germelshausen that fell under an magic curse. Because of Germany's poor image on the world stage at the time, it was felt that another country would be better accepted. At one point, it was to be set in Italy, but was shot down. Ireland was desired, but do to political differences, also shot down. Finally, the only acceptable setting was Scotland, for all that were involved in the staging of the fable. In the filming, Gene Kelly wanted to film entirely in Scotland. Although originally agreed upon, it would have been too costly a venture at the time. MGM pulled the plug on the overseas shoot, and filmed entirely on several different sound stages that dominated the MGM lot for many months. Parts of the sound stages were subsequently used in other MGM productions that were in process at the same time. And one of the sets from "Wizard Of Oz" was even reused for this production. The only thing I'm saying about that rumor, I've never seen a witch bother she sheep yet. 1. The broadcast of Brigadoon 1966 was only broadcast only once and never repeated in fact all recording by ABC were erased 2. The person who recorded it was on a VTR-a spool video tape recorder that usually holds one hour of recording. 3. It was shot in Southern Calafornia and not Scotland for one reason-MONEY. Location shooting is a challenge especially with the weather. 4. The production of the 1954 musical was shot entirely on a soundstage. Gene Kelly wanted to shoot in Scotland but laughed out of L.B. Mayer's office for "such a stupid and assenine idea" Directed by Fielder Cook Writing Credits (in alphabetical order) Ernest Kinoy ... (adaptation) Ernest Kinoy ... (new dialogue) (uncredited) Alan Jay Lerner ... (play) Cast (in credits order) complete, awaiting verification Robert Goulet ... Tommy Albright Peter Falk ... Jeff Douglas Sally Ann Howes ... Fiona McLaren Finlay Currie ... Mr.Lundie Marlyn Mason ... Meg Brockie Edward Villella Edward Villella ... Harry Beaton Thomas Carlisle Thomas Carlisle ... Charlie Dalrymple Linda Howe Linda Howe ... Jean McLaren Rhys Williams ... Andrew McLaren Rest of cast listed alphabetically: Ray Kellogg Ray Kellogg ... Frank the bartender Create a character page for: ? Produced by Fielder Cook ... producer Norman Rosemont ... executive producer
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"Patterns" con Van Heflin - Di Fielder Cook (USA, 1956 - Eng)
"The Golden Age of Television - «Patterns»" - Di Fielder Cook (USA, 1956 - Eng) Con Van Heflin, Everett Sloane, Ed Begley
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★ NAPOLEON - Eagle in a Cage (Fielder Cook ) 1972 Full Movie
Directed by Fielder Cook Produced by Millard Lampell (producer) Albert Schwartz (producer) Written by Millard Lampell (writer) Starring See below Music by Marc Wilkinson Cinematography Frano. NAPOLEON - Eagle in a Cage (Fielder Cook ) 1972 Full Movie Directed by Fielder Cook Produced by Millard Lampell (producer) Albert Schwartz (producer) Written by Millard Lampell (writer). Eagle In A Cage (1972) Full Drama Movie Directed by: Fielder Cook Produced by: Millard Lampell, Albert Schwartz Written by: Millard Lampell Starring: John Gielgud as Lord Sissal Ralph Richardson.
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★ NAPOLEON - Eagle in a Cage (Fielder Cook ) 1972 Full Movie
Directed by Fielder Cook Produced by Millard Lampell (producer) Albert Schwartz (producer) Written by Millard Lampell (writer) Starring See below Music by Marc Wilkinson Cinematography Frano Vodopivec Editing by Max Benedict Running time 103 minutes (UK) 96 minutes (Germany) 98 minutes (USA) Country USA, UK Language English 1815. A soldier becomes the governor of St. Helena and jailer of Napoleon. High brow.
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Patterns
Directors: Fielder Cook (1956) Starring: Van Heflin, Everett Sloane, Ed Begley, Beatrice Straight, Elizabeth Wilson Fred Staples is a small town plant manager. When a conglomerate swallows up his business, he's given an executive position in the new company. It turns out his promotion has more to do with leverage against his new boss's adversary, the company's vice president. With Fred in a battle between personal loyalty and company loyalty, PATTERNS is a story of cutthroat corporate business. Written by Twilight Zone and Night Gallery creator Rod Serling, PATTERNS is the made for Television movie based off the successful play. http://www.troma.com
published: 20 Jul 2012 -
Patterns (1956)
Patterns is a 1956 film directed by Fielder Cook and starring Van Heflin, Everett Sloane, and Ed Begley. The screenplay by Rod Serling was an adaptation of his teleplay Patterns originally telecast January 12, 1955 on the Kraft Television Theatre, which starred Sloane, Begley and Richard Kiley. From Play to Film: Apart from establishing shots on New York City streets, the film's screenplay makes a couple of major changes from the teleplay - after the death of Andy Sloane, Fred Staples is shown at a bar, where his wife comes to pick him up and take him home, insisting he is in no condition to drive. Staples is more insistent in the film than in the play that he and his wife leave town, even telling her to pack. The final confrontation between Staples and Ramsey takes place the n...
published: 18 Aug 2016 -
The Member Of The Wedding Trailer 1996
The Member Of The Wedding Trailer 1996 Director: Fielder Cook Starring: Alfre Woodard, Anna Paquin, Corey Dunn, , , Official Content From Hallmark Entertainment In the last days leading up to her older brother's marriage, a young girl is forced to face realities and grow up quickly. A tender adaptation of Carson McCullers' classic play. Movie, The Member Of The Wedding Movie,The Member Of The Wedding Trailer,The Member Of The Wedding 1996, Fielder Cook,Alfre Woodard, Anna Paquin, Corey Dunn, , ,
published: 18 Nov 2014 -
I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings Trailer 1979
I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings Trailer 1979 Director: Fielder Cook Starring: Diahann Carroll, Esther Rolle, Paul Benjamin, Roger E. Mosley, Ruby Dee, Official Content From Live Home Video Fine television chronicle of black writer Maya Angelou's memories of growing up in the Depression-era South. Movie, I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings Movie,I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings Trailer,I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings 1979, Fielder Cook,Diahann Carroll, Esther Rolle, Paul Benjamin, Roger E. Mosley, Ruby Dee,
published: 10 Jun 2014 -
Judge Horton and the Scottsboro Boys (1976 TV Movie)Arthur Hill, Ellen Barber, Paul Benjamin
If you would like this film Please visit our Webstore http://www.truetvmovies.net/store/c1/Featured_Products.html In 1930s Alabama, nine young black men are accused of raping two white women. The judge in the case, unlike the rest of the town, comes to believe that the boys are innocent, and against all advice from his friends and family, sets them free, which turns the entire community against him Director: Fielder Cook Writers: Dan T. Carter (book), John McGreevey Stars: Arthur Hill, Ellen Barber, Paul Benjamin
published: 16 Jan 2015 -
Miracle On 34th Street 1973 - Uploaded on 40th Anniversary of Original Air Date: December 14, 1973
Miracle on 34th Street is a 1973 American made-for-TV movie directed by Fielder Cook. It is the third remake of the original 1947 film. Like the original, this film was produced by 20th Century Fox. Additionally, the New York City-based Macy's department store allowed their name to be used in this film, unlike later versions. When an old man (Sebastian Cabot) spies the department store Santa Claus get drunk before taking part in the Macy's Thanksgiving parade, he immediately locates and complains to Karen Walker (Jane Alexander), the parade director. She promptly fires her Santa Claus and the old man, who turns out to be named Kris Kringle, volunteers to take his place for the sake of the children. Kris does so well during the parade that he is immediately hired to be the store's main San...
published: 14 Dec 2013 -
Brigadoon (1966)
1966 TV movie version of the classic Lerner and Loew musical. This version has some songs restored that were cut from the 1954 MGM film with Gene Kelly and Cyd Charisse. Stars Robert Goulet, Peter Falk and Sally Anne Howes. It is, in fact, an old tale that originated from Germany by Friedrich Gerstäcker, later translated by Charles Brandon Schaeffer, about the mythical village of Germelshausen that fell under an magic curse. Because of Germany's poor image on the world stage at the time, it was felt that another country would be better accepted. At one point, it was to be set in Italy, but was shot down. Ireland was desired, but do to political differences, also shot down. Finally, the only acceptable setting was Scotland, for all that were involved in the staging of the fable. In the fil...
published: 09 Dec 2015
"Patterns" con Van Heflin - Di Fielder Cook (USA, 1956 - Eng)
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- Duration: 52:51
- Updated: 17 Jan 2016
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"The Golden Age of Television - «Patterns»" - Di Fielder Cook (USA, 1956 - Eng)
Con Van Heflin, Everett Sloane, Ed Begley
"The Golden Age of Television - «Patterns»" - Di Fielder Cook (USA, 1956 - Eng)
Con Van Heflin, Everett Sloane, Ed Begley
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"The Golden Age of Television - «Patterns»" - Di Fielder Cook (USA, 1956 - Eng)
Con Van Heflin, Everett Sloane, Ed Begley
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- views: 124
★ NAPOLEON - Eagle in a Cage (Fielder Cook ) 1972 Full Movie
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- Duration: 159:20
- Updated: 03 May 2015
- views: 1037
Directed by Fielder Cook Produced by Millard Lampell (producer) Albert Schwartz (producer) Written by Millard Lampell (writer) Starring See below Music by Marc ...
Directed by Fielder Cook Produced by Millard Lampell (producer) Albert Schwartz (producer) Written by Millard Lampell (writer) Starring See below Music by Marc Wilkinson Cinematography Frano.
NAPOLEON - Eagle in a Cage (Fielder Cook ) 1972 Full Movie Directed by Fielder Cook Produced by Millard Lampell (producer) Albert Schwartz (producer) Written by Millard Lampell (writer).
Eagle In A Cage (1972) Full Drama Movie Directed by: Fielder Cook Produced by: Millard Lampell, Albert Schwartz Written by: Millard Lampell Starring: John Gielgud as Lord Sissal Ralph Richardson.
wn.com/★ Napoleon Eagle In A Cage (Fielder Cook ) 1972 Full Movie
Directed by Fielder Cook Produced by Millard Lampell (producer) Albert Schwartz (producer) Written by Millard Lampell (writer) Starring See below Music by Marc Wilkinson Cinematography Frano.
NAPOLEON - Eagle in a Cage (Fielder Cook ) 1972 Full Movie Directed by Fielder Cook Produced by Millard Lampell (producer) Albert Schwartz (producer) Written by Millard Lampell (writer).
Eagle In A Cage (1972) Full Drama Movie Directed by: Fielder Cook Produced by: Millard Lampell, Albert Schwartz Written by: Millard Lampell Starring: John Gielgud as Lord Sissal Ralph Richardson.
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★ NAPOLEON - Eagle in a Cage (Fielder Cook ) 1972 Full Movie
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- Duration: 97:13
- Updated: 27 Sep 2014
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Directed by Fielder Cook
Produced by Millard Lampell (producer)
Albert Schwartz (producer)
Written by Millard Lampell (writer)
Starring See below
Music by Marc ...
Directed by Fielder Cook
Produced by Millard Lampell (producer)
Albert Schwartz (producer)
Written by Millard Lampell (writer)
Starring See below
Music by Marc Wilkinson
Cinematography Frano Vodopivec
Editing by Max Benedict
Running time 103 minutes (UK)
96 minutes (Germany)
98 minutes (USA)
Country USA, UK
Language English
1815. A soldier becomes the governor of St. Helena and jailer of Napoleon. High brow.
wn.com/★ Napoleon Eagle In A Cage (Fielder Cook ) 1972 Full Movie
Directed by Fielder Cook
Produced by Millard Lampell (producer)
Albert Schwartz (producer)
Written by Millard Lampell (writer)
Starring See below
Music by Marc Wilkinson
Cinematography Frano Vodopivec
Editing by Max Benedict
Running time 103 minutes (UK)
96 minutes (Germany)
98 minutes (USA)
Country USA, UK
Language English
1815. A soldier becomes the governor of St. Helena and jailer of Napoleon. High brow.
- published: 27 Sep 2014
- views: 25
Patterns
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- Duration: 83:49
- Updated: 20 Jul 2012
- views: 22797
Directors: Fielder Cook (1956)
Starring: Van Heflin, Everett Sloane, Ed Begley, Beatrice Straight, Elizabeth Wilson
Fred Staples is a small town plant manage...
Directors: Fielder Cook (1956)
Starring: Van Heflin, Everett Sloane, Ed Begley, Beatrice Straight, Elizabeth Wilson
Fred Staples is a small town plant manager. When a conglomerate swallows up his business, he's given an executive position in the new company. It turns out his promotion has more to do with leverage against his new boss's adversary, the company's vice president. With Fred in a battle between personal loyalty and company loyalty, PATTERNS is a story of cutthroat corporate business. Written by Twilight Zone and Night Gallery creator Rod Serling, PATTERNS is the made for Television movie based off the successful play.
http://www.troma.com
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Directors: Fielder Cook (1956)
Starring: Van Heflin, Everett Sloane, Ed Begley, Beatrice Straight, Elizabeth Wilson
Fred Staples is a small town plant manager. When a conglomerate swallows up his business, he's given an executive position in the new company. It turns out his promotion has more to do with leverage against his new boss's adversary, the company's vice president. With Fred in a battle between personal loyalty and company loyalty, PATTERNS is a story of cutthroat corporate business. Written by Twilight Zone and Night Gallery creator Rod Serling, PATTERNS is the made for Television movie based off the successful play.
http://www.troma.com
- published: 20 Jul 2012
- views: 22797
Patterns (1956)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 83:49
- Updated: 18 Aug 2016
- views: 9
Patterns is a 1956 film directed by Fielder Cook and starring Van Heflin, Everett Sloane, and Ed Begley. The screenplay by Rod Serling was an adaptation of his ...
Patterns is a 1956 film directed by Fielder Cook and starring Van Heflin, Everett Sloane, and Ed Begley. The screenplay by Rod Serling was an adaptation of his teleplay Patterns originally telecast January 12, 1955 on the Kraft Television Theatre, which starred Sloane, Begley and Richard Kiley.
From Play to Film:
Apart from establishing shots on New York City streets, the film's screenplay makes a couple of major changes from the teleplay - after the death of Andy Sloane, Fred Staples is shown at a bar, where his wife comes to pick him up and take him home, insisting he is in no condition to drive. Staples is more insistent in the film than in the play that he and his wife leave town, even telling her to pack. The final confrontation between Staples and Ramsey takes place the next day, not immediately afterwards. For the film, "Andy Sloane"s name was altered to "Bill Briggs." Also, Ramsey and Company" is depicted as a huge corporate machine, with expansive quarters downtown. And the company does things "in a big way". In the teleplay, Staples tells Ramsey he and his wife have "found a house", but the film version has Staples moving into a big home more or less provided by the company, and stocked with "all the essentials" including beer in the ice box and food in the freezer.
While Sloane and Begley reprised their roles, Heflin replaced Kiley in the role of up-and-coming executive Fred Staples, though at 46, he was arguably a little too old to play a junior executive. But Serling also changed Staples' character. Instead of a junior-level manager of a small factory that had done some sub-contracting work for Ramsey, he was now shown as the manager of a presumably much larger facility taken over by "Ramsey and Company", and whose performance there in keeping the factory afloat during that period impressed Ramsey enough to hire Staples direct. And, in the teleplay, the other execs talk of having expected a much older man. That was also omitted from the film version.
Plot:
Most of the scenes are set in the corporate boardroom and surrounding offices of Ramsey & Co., a Manhattan industrial empire headed by the ruthless Walter Ramsey. He recruits youthful industrial engineer Fred Staples, whose performance at a company Ramsey has recently acquired has impressed the boss. Ramsey is grooming Staples to replace the aging Bill Briggs as the second in command at the company.
Briggs has been with the firm for decades, having worked for and admired the company's founder, Ramsey's father. His concern for the employees clashes repeatedly with Ramsey's ruthless methods. Ramsey will not fire Briggs outright, but he does everything in his power to sabotage and humiliate his subordinate into resigning. The old man stubbornly refuses to give in. Staples has mixed feelings about the messy situation, ambition conflicting with sympathy for Briggs.
The stress gets to Briggs, who collapses after a confrontation with Ramsey and later dies. This causes a heated showdown between Ramsey and Staples, in which Staples announces he is quitting. In the end, Ramsey persuades him to stay, telling him that he is the only one who can function at Briggs's level, and that he would not be able to reach his full potential anywhere else. Staples accepts a promotion and double his salary and stock options, but warns Ramsey that he will actively work to replace Ramsey in the company. Staples also tells Ramsey of Briggs' "one little dream" of someday walking in and breaking Ramsey's jaw. He now reserves that dream for himself. Ramsey says he'll have it written into the contract agreement and will attach a special rider giving him the same privilege. Ramsey notes that Briggs' son will be "provided for" and Staples asks if that will let him sleep better tonight. Ramsey smiles and says, "It begins."
Cast:
• Van Heflin as Fred Staples
• Everett Sloane as Walter Ramsey
• Ed Begley as William Briggs
• Beatrice Straight as Nancy Staples, Fred's wife
• Elizabeth Wilson as Marge Fleming, Briggs' loyal secretary, who is reassigned to work for Staples
• Joanna Roos as Miss Margaret Lanier, Ramsey's secretary
• Valerie Cossart as Miss Stevens
• Eleni Kiamos as Sylvia Trammel • Ronnie Welsh as Paul Briggs, William's teenage son
• Shirley Standlee as Miss Hill
• Andrew Duggan as Mr. Jameson
• Jack Livesey as Mr. Vanderventer
• John Seymour as Mr. Gordon
• James Kelly as Mr. Latham
• John Shelly as Mr. Grannigan
wn.com/Patterns (1956)
Patterns is a 1956 film directed by Fielder Cook and starring Van Heflin, Everett Sloane, and Ed Begley. The screenplay by Rod Serling was an adaptation of his teleplay Patterns originally telecast January 12, 1955 on the Kraft Television Theatre, which starred Sloane, Begley and Richard Kiley.
From Play to Film:
Apart from establishing shots on New York City streets, the film's screenplay makes a couple of major changes from the teleplay - after the death of Andy Sloane, Fred Staples is shown at a bar, where his wife comes to pick him up and take him home, insisting he is in no condition to drive. Staples is more insistent in the film than in the play that he and his wife leave town, even telling her to pack. The final confrontation between Staples and Ramsey takes place the next day, not immediately afterwards. For the film, "Andy Sloane"s name was altered to "Bill Briggs." Also, Ramsey and Company" is depicted as a huge corporate machine, with expansive quarters downtown. And the company does things "in a big way". In the teleplay, Staples tells Ramsey he and his wife have "found a house", but the film version has Staples moving into a big home more or less provided by the company, and stocked with "all the essentials" including beer in the ice box and food in the freezer.
While Sloane and Begley reprised their roles, Heflin replaced Kiley in the role of up-and-coming executive Fred Staples, though at 46, he was arguably a little too old to play a junior executive. But Serling also changed Staples' character. Instead of a junior-level manager of a small factory that had done some sub-contracting work for Ramsey, he was now shown as the manager of a presumably much larger facility taken over by "Ramsey and Company", and whose performance there in keeping the factory afloat during that period impressed Ramsey enough to hire Staples direct. And, in the teleplay, the other execs talk of having expected a much older man. That was also omitted from the film version.
Plot:
Most of the scenes are set in the corporate boardroom and surrounding offices of Ramsey & Co., a Manhattan industrial empire headed by the ruthless Walter Ramsey. He recruits youthful industrial engineer Fred Staples, whose performance at a company Ramsey has recently acquired has impressed the boss. Ramsey is grooming Staples to replace the aging Bill Briggs as the second in command at the company.
Briggs has been with the firm for decades, having worked for and admired the company's founder, Ramsey's father. His concern for the employees clashes repeatedly with Ramsey's ruthless methods. Ramsey will not fire Briggs outright, but he does everything in his power to sabotage and humiliate his subordinate into resigning. The old man stubbornly refuses to give in. Staples has mixed feelings about the messy situation, ambition conflicting with sympathy for Briggs.
The stress gets to Briggs, who collapses after a confrontation with Ramsey and later dies. This causes a heated showdown between Ramsey and Staples, in which Staples announces he is quitting. In the end, Ramsey persuades him to stay, telling him that he is the only one who can function at Briggs's level, and that he would not be able to reach his full potential anywhere else. Staples accepts a promotion and double his salary and stock options, but warns Ramsey that he will actively work to replace Ramsey in the company. Staples also tells Ramsey of Briggs' "one little dream" of someday walking in and breaking Ramsey's jaw. He now reserves that dream for himself. Ramsey says he'll have it written into the contract agreement and will attach a special rider giving him the same privilege. Ramsey notes that Briggs' son will be "provided for" and Staples asks if that will let him sleep better tonight. Ramsey smiles and says, "It begins."
Cast:
• Van Heflin as Fred Staples
• Everett Sloane as Walter Ramsey
• Ed Begley as William Briggs
• Beatrice Straight as Nancy Staples, Fred's wife
• Elizabeth Wilson as Marge Fleming, Briggs' loyal secretary, who is reassigned to work for Staples
• Joanna Roos as Miss Margaret Lanier, Ramsey's secretary
• Valerie Cossart as Miss Stevens
• Eleni Kiamos as Sylvia Trammel • Ronnie Welsh as Paul Briggs, William's teenage son
• Shirley Standlee as Miss Hill
• Andrew Duggan as Mr. Jameson
• Jack Livesey as Mr. Vanderventer
• John Seymour as Mr. Gordon
• James Kelly as Mr. Latham
• John Shelly as Mr. Grannigan
- published: 18 Aug 2016
- views: 9
The Member Of The Wedding Trailer 1996
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- Duration: 1:30
- Updated: 18 Nov 2014
- views: 2411
The Member Of The Wedding Trailer 1996
Director: Fielder Cook
Starring: Alfre Woodard, Anna Paquin, Corey Dunn, , ,
Official Content From Hallmark Entertai...
The Member Of The Wedding Trailer 1996
Director: Fielder Cook
Starring: Alfre Woodard, Anna Paquin, Corey Dunn, , ,
Official Content From Hallmark Entertainment
In the last days leading up to her older brother's marriage, a young girl is forced to face realities and grow up quickly. A tender adaptation of Carson McCullers' classic play.
Movie, The Member Of The Wedding Movie,The Member Of The Wedding Trailer,The Member Of The Wedding 1996, Fielder Cook,Alfre Woodard, Anna Paquin, Corey Dunn, , ,
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The Member Of The Wedding Trailer 1996
Director: Fielder Cook
Starring: Alfre Woodard, Anna Paquin, Corey Dunn, , ,
Official Content From Hallmark Entertainment
In the last days leading up to her older brother's marriage, a young girl is forced to face realities and grow up quickly. A tender adaptation of Carson McCullers' classic play.
Movie, The Member Of The Wedding Movie,The Member Of The Wedding Trailer,The Member Of The Wedding 1996, Fielder Cook,Alfre Woodard, Anna Paquin, Corey Dunn, , ,
- published: 18 Nov 2014
- views: 2411
I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings Trailer 1979
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:12
- Updated: 10 Jun 2014
- views: 8651
I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings Trailer 1979
Director: Fielder Cook
Starring: Diahann Carroll, Esther Rolle, Paul Benjamin, Roger E. Mosley, Ruby Dee,
Offici...
I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings Trailer 1979
Director: Fielder Cook
Starring: Diahann Carroll, Esther Rolle, Paul Benjamin, Roger E. Mosley, Ruby Dee,
Official Content From Live Home Video
Fine television chronicle of black writer Maya Angelou's memories of growing up in the Depression-era South.
Movie, I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings Movie,I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings Trailer,I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings 1979, Fielder Cook,Diahann Carroll, Esther Rolle, Paul Benjamin, Roger E. Mosley, Ruby Dee,
wn.com/I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings Trailer 1979
I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings Trailer 1979
Director: Fielder Cook
Starring: Diahann Carroll, Esther Rolle, Paul Benjamin, Roger E. Mosley, Ruby Dee,
Official Content From Live Home Video
Fine television chronicle of black writer Maya Angelou's memories of growing up in the Depression-era South.
Movie, I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings Movie,I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings Trailer,I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings 1979, Fielder Cook,Diahann Carroll, Esther Rolle, Paul Benjamin, Roger E. Mosley, Ruby Dee,
- published: 10 Jun 2014
- views: 8651
Judge Horton and the Scottsboro Boys (1976 TV Movie)Arthur Hill, Ellen Barber, Paul Benjamin
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 13:53
- Updated: 16 Jan 2015
- views: 1290
If you would like this film Please visit our Webstore http://www.truetvmovies.net/store/c1/Featured_Products.html
In 1930s Alabama, nine young black men are acc...
If you would like this film Please visit our Webstore http://www.truetvmovies.net/store/c1/Featured_Products.html
In 1930s Alabama, nine young black men are accused of raping two white women. The judge in the case, unlike the rest of the town, comes to believe that the boys are innocent, and against all advice from his friends and family, sets them free, which turns the entire community against him
Director: Fielder Cook
Writers: Dan T. Carter (book), John McGreevey
Stars: Arthur Hill, Ellen Barber, Paul Benjamin
wn.com/Judge Horton And The Scottsboro Boys (1976 Tv Movie)Arthur Hill, Ellen Barber, Paul Benjamin
If you would like this film Please visit our Webstore http://www.truetvmovies.net/store/c1/Featured_Products.html
In 1930s Alabama, nine young black men are accused of raping two white women. The judge in the case, unlike the rest of the town, comes to believe that the boys are innocent, and against all advice from his friends and family, sets them free, which turns the entire community against him
Director: Fielder Cook
Writers: Dan T. Carter (book), John McGreevey
Stars: Arthur Hill, Ellen Barber, Paul Benjamin
- published: 16 Jan 2015
- views: 1290
Miracle On 34th Street 1973 - Uploaded on 40th Anniversary of Original Air Date: December 14, 1973
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 86:17
- Updated: 14 Dec 2013
- views: 213651
Miracle on 34th Street is a 1973 American made-for-TV movie directed by Fielder Cook. It is the third remake of the original 1947 film. Like the original, this ...
Miracle on 34th Street is a 1973 American made-for-TV movie directed by Fielder Cook. It is the third remake of the original 1947 film. Like the original, this film was produced by 20th Century Fox. Additionally, the New York City-based Macy's department store allowed their name to be used in this film, unlike later versions.
When an old man (Sebastian Cabot) spies the department store Santa Claus get drunk before taking part in the Macy's Thanksgiving parade, he immediately locates and complains to Karen Walker (Jane Alexander), the parade director. She promptly fires her Santa Claus and the old man, who turns out to be named Kris Kringle, volunteers to take his place for the sake of the children. Kris does so well during the parade that he is immediately hired to be the store's main Santa for the holiday period. At the same time, Karen's daughter, Susan (Suzanne Davidson), an intelligent but cynical six-year-old, meets her new neighbor, Bill Schafner (David Hartman), a lawyer, and decides to try and hook him up with her mother.
Kris, out of goodwill and to the horror of Mr. Schillhammer (Jim Backus), begins to send customers of Macy's to other stores if they can't find what they're looking for. In spite of Schillhammer's initial fear, the public embraces his actions as a goodwill marketing campaign and sales skyrocket, leading the profit obsessed Mr. Macy (David Doyle) to pursue the campaign in earnest. However, Karen and Shellhammer learn that Kris believes himself to actually be Santa Claus, a fact they frantically try to hide from their boss. The store's psychiatrist, Dr. Sawyer, initially takes Kris on as a fascinating case study, but Kris' belief that it is Sawyer who has the problem leads to him becoming an enemy instead. Kris finds a kindred spirit in the janitor, Alfred (Barry Greenburg), who gets joy out of dressing as Santa at the local YMCA every year. He also learns the Susan has been raised not to believe in Santa Claus or possess an imagination, two things he intends to correct. Susan herself is further convinced of his authenticity because he possesses a real beard and in particular when he speaks Spanish to a young girl who doesn't speak English.
Through their friendship with Kris, who becomes Bill's roommate, Bill becomes closer to Karen, who is overworked and looking for companionship, and Susan begins to learn the value of imagination. She eventually asks Kris to get her a new house for Christmas to prove that he's Santa Claus, and later for help in ensuring Bill becomes her new father. Kris eventually passes the word on to Bill, who arranges for a real estate contract for Karen for a similar house and insists she buy the house for Susan's sake.
However, Sawyer's anger with Kris leads him to antagonize him and Alfred to the point that Kris throws a pie in his face during an encounter in the lunchroom. Reluctantly, Karen agrees to allow Sawyer to evaluate him again. After Kris helps Alfred with his yearly Santa Claus routine, Dr. Sawyer confronts him and lies to Kris and tells him that Karen believes him to be a menace. In light of this, Kris deliberately fails every one of his tests at Bellevue, leading to the hospital to recommend his commitment. Kris reveals to Bill that he intends for Bill to get him off, making Bill realize that Kris wants the confrontation for the sake of proving to the world that he is the one and only Santa Claus. An angered Bill agrees, and a commitment hearing begins in which Judge Henry Harper (Tom Bosley) and D.A. Thomas Mara (James Gregory) reluctantly move forward with the case despite the terrible press it's giving their political ambitions. During the course of the hearing, Mr. Macy is placed on the stand and upon contemplating the terrible press and lost sales if he declared his own Santa a fraud, he declares he believes in Kris and fires Sawyer before he leaves the courtroom. Similarly, Harper and Mara are eventually pressed to declare that Santa Claus is real when Bill points out the terrible press, but the D.A. demands that Bill prove Kris is the one and only Santa Claus.
Bill and Karen are about to give up on the case as hopeless when Susan gives Bill a letter to pass on to Kris, and Bill realizes that hundreds of children write to him every year. He quickly manipulates the court to recognize the authority of the Postal Service, and arranges the post office to deliver all of Santa's mail to the court. As Bill papers the court room in Kris' mail, Judge Harper dismisses the case in Kris' favor (as he quietly slips a letter of his own into the pile).
At the celebration at the memorial home, Susan loses faith in Kris when she doesn't get her house. However, on the way back into New York, Bill and Karen drive her past the house she asked for, leading Susan to rush inside and find it even has the swing she asked for. As Karen and Bill discover Kris's distinct cane, they realize he made the arrangements and declare their love for each other.
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Miracle on 34th Street is a 1973 American made-for-TV movie directed by Fielder Cook. It is the third remake of the original 1947 film. Like the original, this film was produced by 20th Century Fox. Additionally, the New York City-based Macy's department store allowed their name to be used in this film, unlike later versions.
When an old man (Sebastian Cabot) spies the department store Santa Claus get drunk before taking part in the Macy's Thanksgiving parade, he immediately locates and complains to Karen Walker (Jane Alexander), the parade director. She promptly fires her Santa Claus and the old man, who turns out to be named Kris Kringle, volunteers to take his place for the sake of the children. Kris does so well during the parade that he is immediately hired to be the store's main Santa for the holiday period. At the same time, Karen's daughter, Susan (Suzanne Davidson), an intelligent but cynical six-year-old, meets her new neighbor, Bill Schafner (David Hartman), a lawyer, and decides to try and hook him up with her mother.
Kris, out of goodwill and to the horror of Mr. Schillhammer (Jim Backus), begins to send customers of Macy's to other stores if they can't find what they're looking for. In spite of Schillhammer's initial fear, the public embraces his actions as a goodwill marketing campaign and sales skyrocket, leading the profit obsessed Mr. Macy (David Doyle) to pursue the campaign in earnest. However, Karen and Shellhammer learn that Kris believes himself to actually be Santa Claus, a fact they frantically try to hide from their boss. The store's psychiatrist, Dr. Sawyer, initially takes Kris on as a fascinating case study, but Kris' belief that it is Sawyer who has the problem leads to him becoming an enemy instead. Kris finds a kindred spirit in the janitor, Alfred (Barry Greenburg), who gets joy out of dressing as Santa at the local YMCA every year. He also learns the Susan has been raised not to believe in Santa Claus or possess an imagination, two things he intends to correct. Susan herself is further convinced of his authenticity because he possesses a real beard and in particular when he speaks Spanish to a young girl who doesn't speak English.
Through their friendship with Kris, who becomes Bill's roommate, Bill becomes closer to Karen, who is overworked and looking for companionship, and Susan begins to learn the value of imagination. She eventually asks Kris to get her a new house for Christmas to prove that he's Santa Claus, and later for help in ensuring Bill becomes her new father. Kris eventually passes the word on to Bill, who arranges for a real estate contract for Karen for a similar house and insists she buy the house for Susan's sake.
However, Sawyer's anger with Kris leads him to antagonize him and Alfred to the point that Kris throws a pie in his face during an encounter in the lunchroom. Reluctantly, Karen agrees to allow Sawyer to evaluate him again. After Kris helps Alfred with his yearly Santa Claus routine, Dr. Sawyer confronts him and lies to Kris and tells him that Karen believes him to be a menace. In light of this, Kris deliberately fails every one of his tests at Bellevue, leading to the hospital to recommend his commitment. Kris reveals to Bill that he intends for Bill to get him off, making Bill realize that Kris wants the confrontation for the sake of proving to the world that he is the one and only Santa Claus. An angered Bill agrees, and a commitment hearing begins in which Judge Henry Harper (Tom Bosley) and D.A. Thomas Mara (James Gregory) reluctantly move forward with the case despite the terrible press it's giving their political ambitions. During the course of the hearing, Mr. Macy is placed on the stand and upon contemplating the terrible press and lost sales if he declared his own Santa a fraud, he declares he believes in Kris and fires Sawyer before he leaves the courtroom. Similarly, Harper and Mara are eventually pressed to declare that Santa Claus is real when Bill points out the terrible press, but the D.A. demands that Bill prove Kris is the one and only Santa Claus.
Bill and Karen are about to give up on the case as hopeless when Susan gives Bill a letter to pass on to Kris, and Bill realizes that hundreds of children write to him every year. He quickly manipulates the court to recognize the authority of the Postal Service, and arranges the post office to deliver all of Santa's mail to the court. As Bill papers the court room in Kris' mail, Judge Harper dismisses the case in Kris' favor (as he quietly slips a letter of his own into the pile).
At the celebration at the memorial home, Susan loses faith in Kris when she doesn't get her house. However, on the way back into New York, Bill and Karen drive her past the house she asked for, leading Susan to rush inside and find it even has the swing she asked for. As Karen and Bill discover Kris's distinct cane, they realize he made the arrangements and declare their love for each other.
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Brigadoon (1966)
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1966 TV movie version of the classic Lerner and Loew musical. This version has some songs restored that were cut from the 1954 MGM film with Gene Kelly and Cyd ...
1966 TV movie version of the classic Lerner and Loew musical. This version has some songs restored that were cut from the 1954 MGM film with Gene Kelly and Cyd Charisse. Stars Robert Goulet, Peter Falk and Sally Anne Howes.
It is, in fact, an old tale that originated from Germany by Friedrich Gerstäcker, later translated by Charles Brandon Schaeffer, about the mythical village of Germelshausen that fell under an magic curse. Because of Germany's poor image on the world stage at the time, it was felt that another country would be better accepted. At one point, it was to be set in Italy, but was shot down. Ireland was desired, but do to political differences, also shot down. Finally, the only acceptable setting was Scotland, for all that were involved in the staging of the fable. In the filming, Gene Kelly wanted to film entirely in Scotland. Although originally agreed upon, it would have been too costly a venture at the time. MGM pulled the plug on the overseas shoot, and filmed entirely on several different sound stages that dominated the MGM lot for many months. Parts of the sound stages were subsequently used in other MGM productions that were in process at the same time. And one of the sets from "Wizard Of Oz" was even reused for this production. The only thing I'm saying about that rumor, I've never seen a witch bother she sheep yet.
1. The broadcast of Brigadoon 1966 was only broadcast only once and never repeated in fact all recording by ABC were erased
2. The person who recorded it was on a VTR-a spool video tape recorder that usually holds one hour of recording.
3. It was shot in Southern Calafornia and not Scotland for one reason-MONEY. Location shooting is a challenge especially with the weather.
4. The production of the 1954 musical was shot entirely on a soundstage. Gene Kelly wanted to shoot in Scotland but laughed out of L.B. Mayer's office for "such a stupid and assenine idea"
Directed by
Fielder Cook
Writing Credits (in alphabetical order)
Ernest Kinoy ... (adaptation)
Ernest Kinoy ... (new dialogue) (uncredited)
Alan Jay Lerner ... (play)
Cast (in credits order) complete, awaiting verification
Robert Goulet ...
Tommy Albright
Peter Falk ...
Jeff Douglas
Sally Ann Howes ...
Fiona McLaren
Finlay Currie ...
Mr.Lundie
Marlyn Mason ...
Meg Brockie
Edward Villella Edward Villella ...
Harry Beaton
Thomas Carlisle Thomas Carlisle ...
Charlie Dalrymple
Linda Howe Linda Howe ...
Jean McLaren
Rhys Williams ...
Andrew McLaren
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Ray Kellogg Ray Kellogg ...
Frank the bartender
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Produced by
Fielder Cook ... producer
Norman Rosemont ... executive producer
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1966 TV movie version of the classic Lerner and Loew musical. This version has some songs restored that were cut from the 1954 MGM film with Gene Kelly and Cyd Charisse. Stars Robert Goulet, Peter Falk and Sally Anne Howes.
It is, in fact, an old tale that originated from Germany by Friedrich Gerstäcker, later translated by Charles Brandon Schaeffer, about the mythical village of Germelshausen that fell under an magic curse. Because of Germany's poor image on the world stage at the time, it was felt that another country would be better accepted. At one point, it was to be set in Italy, but was shot down. Ireland was desired, but do to political differences, also shot down. Finally, the only acceptable setting was Scotland, for all that were involved in the staging of the fable. In the filming, Gene Kelly wanted to film entirely in Scotland. Although originally agreed upon, it would have been too costly a venture at the time. MGM pulled the plug on the overseas shoot, and filmed entirely on several different sound stages that dominated the MGM lot for many months. Parts of the sound stages were subsequently used in other MGM productions that were in process at the same time. And one of the sets from "Wizard Of Oz" was even reused for this production. The only thing I'm saying about that rumor, I've never seen a witch bother she sheep yet.
1. The broadcast of Brigadoon 1966 was only broadcast only once and never repeated in fact all recording by ABC were erased
2. The person who recorded it was on a VTR-a spool video tape recorder that usually holds one hour of recording.
3. It was shot in Southern Calafornia and not Scotland for one reason-MONEY. Location shooting is a challenge especially with the weather.
4. The production of the 1954 musical was shot entirely on a soundstage. Gene Kelly wanted to shoot in Scotland but laughed out of L.B. Mayer's office for "such a stupid and assenine idea"
Directed by
Fielder Cook
Writing Credits (in alphabetical order)
Ernest Kinoy ... (adaptation)
Ernest Kinoy ... (new dialogue) (uncredited)
Alan Jay Lerner ... (play)
Cast (in credits order) complete, awaiting verification
Robert Goulet ...
Tommy Albright
Peter Falk ...
Jeff Douglas
Sally Ann Howes ...
Fiona McLaren
Finlay Currie ...
Mr.Lundie
Marlyn Mason ...
Meg Brockie
Edward Villella Edward Villella ...
Harry Beaton
Thomas Carlisle Thomas Carlisle ...
Charlie Dalrymple
Linda Howe Linda Howe ...
Jean McLaren
Rhys Williams ...
Andrew McLaren
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Ray Kellogg Ray Kellogg ...
Frank the bartender
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Produced by
Fielder Cook ... producer
Norman Rosemont ... executive producer
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Eagle in a Cage (1972) - Free Old Drama Movies Full Length
1815. A soldier becomes the governor of St. Helena and jailer of Napoleon. High brow. Director: Fielder Cook Writer: Millard Lampell (screenplay) Stars: John Gielgud, Ralph Richardson, Billie Whitelaw
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Climax S02E27 Lou Gehrig Story...with Harry Carey Jr.
2.27 [--] Climax!: THE LOU GEHRIG STORY 19Apr56 Written by Mel Goldberg Directed by Fielder Cook (BFI lists Allen Reisner as director) Wendell Corey, Lou Gehrig, Jean Hagen, Eleanor, James Gregory, Coach, Harry Carey Jr., Bill Dickey, Russell Johnson, Rusty, Harry Townes, Synopsis: Baseball's "Iron Horse," whose brilliant career was ended by a terminal illness, and who struggled valiantly against adversity. Series Premise: Climax! (later known as Climax Mystery Theater) is an American television anthology series that aired on CBS from 1954 to 1958, and that presented a different story and different set of characters and actors on each episode. The series was hosted by William Lundigan and later co-hosted by Mary Costa. It was one of the few CBS programs of that era to be broadcast...
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Beauty and the Beast ~ 1976
Hallmark Hall of Fame ~ Beauty and the Beast ~ 1976 Starring ~ George C. Scott & Trish Van Devere A striking adaptation of the classic about the beautiful maiden who agrees to marry a beast and live in his magical castle in order to save her father's life. George C. Scott, who played the role in a boar's head mask, received an Emmy Award nomination as Best Actor, and nominations also went to Albert Wolsky for his costume designs and to Del Acevedo, John Chambers and Dan Striepke for their unusual make-up creations. George C. Scott Trish Van Devere Fielder Cook Virginia McKenna Bernard Lee Patricia Quinn Michael Harbour William Relton Wayne Dillard
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Eagle in a Cage (1972) - Free Old Drama Movies Full Length
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1815. A soldier becomes the governor of St. Helena and jailer of Napoleon. High brow.
Director: Fielder Cook
Writer: Millard Lampell (screenplay)
Stars: John G...
1815. A soldier becomes the governor of St. Helena and jailer of Napoleon. High brow.
Director: Fielder Cook
Writer: Millard Lampell (screenplay)
Stars: John Gielgud, Ralph Richardson, Billie Whitelaw
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1815. A soldier becomes the governor of St. Helena and jailer of Napoleon. High brow.
Director: Fielder Cook
Writer: Millard Lampell (screenplay)
Stars: John Gielgud, Ralph Richardson, Billie Whitelaw
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Climax S02E27 Lou Gehrig Story...with Harry Carey Jr.
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2.27 [--] Climax!: THE LOU GEHRIG STORY
19Apr56
Written by Mel Goldberg
Directed by Fielder Cook (BFI lists Allen Reisner as director)
Wendell Corey, Lou G...
2.27 [--] Climax!: THE LOU GEHRIG STORY
19Apr56
Written by Mel Goldberg
Directed by Fielder Cook (BFI lists Allen Reisner as director)
Wendell Corey, Lou Gehrig,
Jean Hagen, Eleanor,
James Gregory, Coach,
Harry Carey Jr., Bill Dickey,
Russell Johnson, Rusty,
Harry Townes,
Synopsis:
Baseball's "Iron Horse," whose brilliant career was ended by a terminal illness, and who struggled valiantly against adversity.
Series Premise:
Climax! (later known as Climax Mystery Theater) is an American television anthology series that aired on CBS from 1954 to 1958, and that presented a different story and different set of characters and actors on each episode. The series was hosted by William Lundigan and later co-hosted by Mary Costa. It was one of the few CBS programs of that era to be broadcast in color (using the massive TK-40A color cameras pioneered and manufactured by RCA, and used primarily by CBS' arch-rival network, NBC). Many of the episodes were performed and broadcast live, and although the series was transmitted in color, only black-and-white kinescope copies of some episodes survive to the present day. Over the run of the series, dozens of established stars and dozens of up and coming performers appeared.
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2.27 [--] Climax!: THE LOU GEHRIG STORY
19Apr56
Written by Mel Goldberg
Directed by Fielder Cook (BFI lists Allen Reisner as director)
Wendell Corey, Lou Gehrig,
Jean Hagen, Eleanor,
James Gregory, Coach,
Harry Carey Jr., Bill Dickey,
Russell Johnson, Rusty,
Harry Townes,
Synopsis:
Baseball's "Iron Horse," whose brilliant career was ended by a terminal illness, and who struggled valiantly against adversity.
Series Premise:
Climax! (later known as Climax Mystery Theater) is an American television anthology series that aired on CBS from 1954 to 1958, and that presented a different story and different set of characters and actors on each episode. The series was hosted by William Lundigan and later co-hosted by Mary Costa. It was one of the few CBS programs of that era to be broadcast in color (using the massive TK-40A color cameras pioneered and manufactured by RCA, and used primarily by CBS' arch-rival network, NBC). Many of the episodes were performed and broadcast live, and although the series was transmitted in color, only black-and-white kinescope copies of some episodes survive to the present day. Over the run of the series, dozens of established stars and dozens of up and coming performers appeared.
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Beauty and the Beast ~ 1976
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- Duration: 87:13
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Hallmark Hall of Fame ~ Beauty and the Beast ~ 1976
Starring ~ George C. Scott & Trish Van Devere
A striking adaptation of the classic about the beautiful maid...
Hallmark Hall of Fame ~ Beauty and the Beast ~ 1976
Starring ~ George C. Scott & Trish Van Devere
A striking adaptation of the classic about the beautiful maiden who agrees to marry a beast and live in his magical castle in order to save her father's life. George C. Scott, who played the role in a boar's head mask, received an Emmy Award nomination as Best Actor, and nominations also went to Albert Wolsky for his costume designs and to Del Acevedo, John Chambers and Dan Striepke for their unusual make-up creations.
George C. Scott
Trish Van Devere
Fielder Cook
Virginia McKenna
Bernard Lee
Patricia Quinn
Michael Harbour
William Relton
Wayne Dillard
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Hallmark Hall of Fame ~ Beauty and the Beast ~ 1976
Starring ~ George C. Scott & Trish Van Devere
A striking adaptation of the classic about the beautiful maiden who agrees to marry a beast and live in his magical castle in order to save her father's life. George C. Scott, who played the role in a boar's head mask, received an Emmy Award nomination as Best Actor, and nominations also went to Albert Wolsky for his costume designs and to Del Acevedo, John Chambers and Dan Striepke for their unusual make-up creations.
George C. Scott
Trish Van Devere
Fielder Cook
Virginia McKenna
Bernard Lee
Patricia Quinn
Michael Harbour
William Relton
Wayne Dillard
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"Patterns" con Van Heflin - Di Fielder Cook (USA, 1956 - Eng)
"The Golden Age of Television - «Patterns»" - Di Fielder Cook (USA, 1956 - Eng)
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★ NAPOLEON - Eagle in a Cage (Fielder Cook ) 1972 Full Movie
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★ NAPOLEON - Eagle in a Cage (Fielder Cook ) 1972 Full Movie
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★ NAPOLEON - Eagle in a Cage (Fielder Cook ) 1972 Full Movie
Directed by Fielder Cook
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Patterns
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Patterns
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Patterns (1956)
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The Member Of The Wedding Trailer 1996
The Member Of The Wedding Trailer 1996
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I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings Trailer 1979
I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings Trailer 1979
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I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings Trailer 1979
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Judge Horton and the Scottsboro Boys (1976 TV Movie)Arthur Hill, Ellen Barber, Paul Benjamin
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Judge Horton and the Scottsboro Boys (1976 TV Movie)Arthur Hill, Ellen Barber, Paul Benjamin
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Miracle On 34th Street 1973 - Uploaded on 40th Anniversary of Original Air Date: December 14, 1973
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Brigadoon (1966)
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Eagle in a Cage (1972) - Free Old Drama Movies Full Length
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Climax S02E27 Lou Gehrig Story...with Harry Carey Jr.
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"We want to make crystal clear if you threaten our forces, if you threaten our ships, we'll respond," Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook said Thursday ... "With regard to the Iranian navy activities, I'll leave it to the Iranians to describe the disposition of those ships," Cook said ... Cook noted that two attempted missile strikes over four days against the USS Mason had posed a threat to that vessel and its crew....
After Sheopur, 4 malnourished kids die in Rewa disrict
Edit The Times of India 14 Oct 2016
BHOPAL. Four more deaths of malnourished children have been reported from Rewa district ... "No food was cooked at Anganwadi Number 1 of Dabhoura Basti in May, June and July. The food was cooked only for 10 days in August and 16 days in September. Food has not been cooked till now in October," said Ram Narayan Yadav of Samaj Adhikar Chetna Manch ... RELATED....
Sterno 2.6-oz. Cooking Fuel Can 3-Pack for $4 + pickup at Walmart
Edit CNET 14 Oct 2016
For in-store pickup only and with stock varying by ZIP code, Walmart offers the Sterno Canned Heat 2.6-oz. Entertainment Cooking Fuel Can 3-Pack, model no. 20230, for $4.36. That's the lowest total price we could find by $3. Each can burns for up to 45 minutes and can be used to cook meals or keep food warm. It can be used with camp stoves, fondue pots, chafers, buffets, and drink urns ... ....
Apple CEO Tim Cook suggests company may prefer augmented reality over VR
Edit Digital Trends 14 Oct 2016
Apple CEO Tim Cook recently called augmented reality technology "profound," adding that technology should encourage human interaction, not become a barrier. However, he admitted that VR has "interesting applications.". The post Apple CEO Tim Cook suggests company may prefer augmented reality over VR appeared first on Digital Trends ... ....
Turner robs Utley with diving grab
Edit MLB 14 Oct 2016
WASHINGTON -- Just because the Nationals entered Thursday night's National League Division Series Game 5 (LIVE ... To that end, center fielder Trea Turner made a sensational diving catch on the game's first play, robbing Dodgers second baseman Chase Utley of a hit. Full Game Coverage ... Gm 1 Oct ... Dodgers . Nationals ... ....
Nats' Turner robs Utley with diving grab
Edit MLB 14 Oct 2016
WASHINGTON -- Just because the Nationals entered Thursday night's National League Division Series Game 5 (LIVE ... To that end, center fielder Trea Turner made a sensational diving catch on the game's first play, robbing Dodgers second baseman Chase Utley of a hit. Full Game Coverage ... Gm 1 Oct ... Dodgers . Nationals ... ....
Preckwinkle mulling tax on sugary soft drinks
Edit Chicago Sun-Times 14 Oct 2016
A few months later, Preckwinkle persuaded the Cook County County Board to slap a 1 percent tax on hotel rooms for county operations that brought the total tax on a Chicago hotel room tax to a whopping 17.4 percent ... “People will look at how much they’re spending in Cook County versus how much less they could spend in adjoining counties and take their money there.” ... in the wallets of Cook County families....
Pederson's homer gets Dodgers going in Game 5
Edit MLB 14 Oct 2016
WASHINGTON -- After six dominant innings from Max Scherzer, Dodgers center fielder Joc Pederson wasted no time getting to the Nationals ace in the seventh. Pederson tattooed the first pitch of the frame into the left-field bullpen, tying Game 5 of the National League Division Series at 1 (live on FS1) ... Full Game Coverage. Game Date Time Matchup TV/Highlights. Gm 1 Oct ... ....
Fire Island wind turbine project developments (AEDC - Anchorage Economic Development Corporation)
Edit Public Technologies 14 Oct 2016
(Source. AEDC - Anchorage Economic Development Corporation). Cook Inlet Region Inc. recently gained momentum with its Fire Island Wind project. Cook Inlet Region Inc. is one of 12 land-based Alaska Native regional corporations created by the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act of 1971. CIRI established Fire Island Wind LLC to develop sustainable wind energy for Southcentral Alaska ... (noodl. 35812450) ....
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