The Alfred Hitchcock Hour
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1959 · Anthology · 1 season
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Startime is an anthology show of drama, comedy, and variety, and was one of the first American television shows broadcast in color. The program was aired Tuesday nights in the United States on the NBC network in the 1959–60 season. imdb.com
- October 1959 to May 1960
- Greg Garrison
- Dore Schary, Larry Berns, Hubbell Robinson, Roger Edens, Ernest D. Glucksman, Jess Oppenheimer, Franklin J. Schaffner, Bernard Rich, William Frye (producer), Gil Rodin, Jack Donohue (director), Irving Mansfield, Bretaigne Windust, Joan Harrison (screenwriter), Gordon Rigsby, Peter Arnell, Tony Curtis, Marshall Katz, Jack Paar, Mac Benoff, Lyn Duddy, Robert Saudek (television executive), Norman Lloyd, Robert Northshield, Sol Saks, Greg Garrison (television producer), Monty Morgan, John Frankenheimer, Bill Hobin, Cliffie Stone, Paul Henning, Roland Kibbee, Joe Bigelow, George T. Simon, William Nichols
- Howard Teichmann, Dore Schary, Ernest D. Glucksman, Anatole France, Bob Howard, John D. Hess, A.J. Russell, Irvin Graham, Gavin Lambert, Luther Davis, Henry James, P. G. Wodehouse, Joseph Stefano, Robert O'Brien, Gordon Cotler, Douglas Heyes, William D. Gordon (actor), Tom Waldman, Frank Burt (screenwriter), Charlotte Armstrong, James P. Cavanagh, George Foster, Jameson Brewer, Samson Raphaelson, Sam Spewack, Jack Lloyd, Mac Benoff, Jean Meegan, Oliver Crawford, Ralph Nelson, Bella Spewack, Tony Webster (screenwriter), Sol Saks, Robert Hilliard, Danny Arnold, Paul Henning, Joe Bigelow, Mel Dinelli, Dick Wesson (actor), Roland Kibbee, Larry Gelbart, Ferenc Molnár, James Costigan, Ted Post, Mark Twain, Gore Vidal, Herbert Baker (screenwriter), Paul Keyes, Frank Waldman
