Alcoa-Goodyear Theater 12-22-58 "The Dark File" Kim Hunter, Patricia Breslin, more
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- Alcoa-Goodyear Theater 12-22-58 "The Dark File." A psychiatrist's widow tries to win the affection of the fiance of her husband's former patient. Starring Patricia Breslin, Lin McCarthy, Kim Hunter, Wilton Graff, Henry Hunter, and Robert Burton. Directed by Walter Grauman, story by Irving Wallace, teleplay by Howard Rodman and Irving Wallace. Alcoa Theatre was a half-hour anthology series that ran from September 30, 1957 through May 23, 1960. You can find more episodes of this and other vintage TV anthologies in the BetaGems playlist "Anthology Television 1950s-1960s."
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I recently found these and am enjoying them. Good stuff! Many thanks for posting them.
It figures, the psychiatrist's wife was so sick...😏
I didn't get it until she talked about the baby. she knew what she did. No wonder Kim Hunter is such an amazing Actress
A black dress v white dress .Do think that was planned? Did you even see that?
Margot Robbie is a bit like Pat Breslin today.
Although the widow did a nasty thing, it seems Mark couldn't make up his mind? Why not give his fiance the benefit of doubt? Instead of telling her off in front of another woman? Immature. And she was acting nuts.
Yeah she played him like a fiddle. He wasn't very bright. I couldn't trust a man who's that vulnerable. An schemer can pick him off.
if June is Insane I think it's better she doesn't marry.
What this story is about is signatory of the world run as a patriarchy. Where a woman had to find a man to marry. There were few other options in life for a woman. And as Kim Hunter here shows in the character she plays, a woman will go to any extreme to grab her a man.
I think, it was in some ways better than shacking up?
Some women will live with a man hoping for marriage which never happen