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   Are Hallmark Hall of Fame presentations groundbreaking?

   • Many Hallmark Hall of Fame presentations since have been groundbreaking. “Hamlet” (1953) was the first play by William Shakespeare ever presented on television. More people watched that broadcast than had seen the classic play on stage during the 350 years since it was written.

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   What was the first Hallmark Hall of Fame presentation?

   • The first Hallmark Hall of Fame presentation (December 24, 1951) was the world premiere of Gian Carlo Menotti's opera, “Amahl and the Night Visitors.” The first original opera ever commissioned for television, “Amahl” enjoyed several encore presentations over the years.

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   What is Hallmark Hall of Fame?

   • For decades, the Hallmark Hall of Fame has stood as a beacon of quality television programming. With its rich history of showcasing unforgettable stories, top-tier talent, and compelling narratives, this anthology series has garnered a reputation for excellence that remains unparalleled.

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   Are Hallmark Hall of Fame movies philanthropic?

   • Hallmark Hall of Fame movies have been television staples since the company teamed with NBC to air Amahl and the Night Visitors in a Christmas Eve broadcast in 1951. Breaking into TV was a canny advertising move by J.C. Hall, who would later admit, “I do not have a philanthropic attitude toward culture.

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   Many Hallmark Hall of Fame presentations since have been groundbreaking. “Hamlet” (1953) was the first play by William Shakespeare ever presented on television. More people watched that broadcast than had seen the classic play on stage during the 350 years since it was written.

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   Many Hallmark Hall of Fame presentations since have been groundbreaking. “Hamlet” (1953) was the first play by William Shakespeare ever presented on television. More people watched that broadcast than had seen the classic play on stage during the 350 years since it was written.

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   Until 1955, the production schedule was near frantic with an average of 40 new presentations a year. In 1954, the show began color broadcasts and in 1956, it went to a bi monthly format with six or seven shows a year. The Hallmark anthology series was one of the highest rated and most awarded in television history.

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   Hallmark Hall of Fame specials often featured the leading stage actors and actresses from Great Britain and the United States (e.g., Maurice Evans, Dame Judith Anderson, Alfred Lunt, and Jessica Tandy). Hallmark Hall of Fame ran exclusively on NBC from 1951 until 1979. The parting was a mutual one for NBC and Hallmark--NBC was disappointed with ...

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    A Dog Named Christmas - 2009. The Courageous Heart of Irena Sendler - 2009. Loving Leah - 2009. Front of the Class - 2008. Sweet Nothing In My Ear - 2008. The Russell Girl - 2008. Pictures of Hollis Woods - 2007. Crossroads: A Story of Forgiveness - 2007. The Valley of Light - 2007.