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Mon, Jun 6, 1960. A man is killed by a sniper with a crossbow. Gunn has a client with a criminal record, an upper-crust clientele sensitive to scandal, and a collection of weapons that used to include a crossbow. It was stolen and the client, Copeland (Henry Daniell), wants Gunn to find the killer before the police find Copeland.
October 31, 1960. 26min. TV-PG. A prisoner brought to court for sentencing, somehow having obtained a gun, kills the judge before being killed himself. Lt. Jacoby, assigned to investigate, employs his friend Peter Gunn and his network of informants to get to the bottom of the case. Entitled.
Apr 20, 2019 · Occasionally, Edwards dusted off the Peter Gunn character, first in the ill-conceived 1967 theatrical release, Gunn, which missed the whole point, trying to turn Gunn into something he wasn’t–a cold-blooded Mike Hammer-style avenger (although the film was a reworking of “The Kill,” the very first episode of the TV show). It was stylish ...
May 1, 2012 · Most memorable of all was the show's opening (and closing) "Peter Gunn Theme", composed by Henry Mancini. The theme is based on a boogie-woogie piano bass li...
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said “yes,” thinking he’d just signed up for another TV western when, in fact, “Gunn” was a noir-ish detective drama. In some ways, the rapid, loud and searing theme of “Peter Gunn” was incongruent with the series it represented. Lead character Peter Gunn was too smooth to ever get as frequently riled up as his theme music suggested.
Peter Gunn, a top-rated detective drama, ran on NBC from 1958 to 1960, and then on ABC in 1960 and 1961. The television series was distinguished for its stylish and sophisticated lead character, Peter Gunn, and is also remembered for the jazz-influenced music of Henry Mancini. Created and produced by then neophyte filmmaker Blake Edwards, Peter ...
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