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- 1. The Dead Man; The Housekeeper Dec 16, 1970
- A doctor tests his power of suggestion to the limit; a man plans to transfer two souls.
- An invalid plots revenge on his wife; a drunkard doctor finds a 21st-century medical bag.
- 3. The House; Certain Shadows on the Wall Dec 30, 1970
- A released patient finds a house from her dreams; family fights for life in a haunted house.
Pilot: Directed by Boris Sagal, Barry Shear, Steven Spielberg. With Joan Crawford, Ossie Davis, Richard Kiley, Roddy McDowall. A seemingly haunted painting drives a greedy man insane. A rich blind woman gets a new pair of eyes that allow her to see for only one brief ironic moment.
Night Gallery is a 1969 American made-for-television anthology supernatural horror film starring Joan Crawford, Roddy McDowall and Richard Kiley. Directed by Boris Sagal, Steven Spielberg and Barry Shear, the film consists of three supernatural tales that served as the pilot for the anthology television series of the same name, written and ...
The series was introduced with a pilot television film consisting of three segments or movies, that aired on November 8, 1969. The second segment of the film, "Eyes," was the directorial debut of Steven Spielberg, as well as one of the last acting performances by Joan Crawford .
Night Gallery: Created by Rod Serling. With Rod Serling, Larry Watson, Joanna Pettet, Matt Pelto. Rod Serling presents tales of horror illustrated in various paintings.
A fugitive Nazi escapes from the horrors of his past with daily visits to a particular painting in a Buenos Aires museum. He is absorbed in viewing the picture when a concentration camp victim recognizes him—marking a new phase of his torment.
Sat, Nov 8, 1969. A seemingly haunted painting drives a greedy man insane. A rich blind woman gets a new pair of eyes that allow her to see for only one brief ironic moment. An idyllic painting gives a Nazi war criminal in hiding some fleeting comfort. 7.4/10 (2.1K)
Night Gallery distinguished itself from the first. The 1969 pilot springboarded the career of Steven Spielberg, who, in his first industry job, directed silver-screen legend Joan Crawford in the film’s second segment, “Eyes.”
Rod Serling’s third series, Night Gallery, began as a made-for-TV movie airing over NBC on Saturday, November 8, 1969. Featuring three separate stories, all written by Rod Serling, the pilot included performances by Roddy McDowall, Joan Crawford, Richard Kiley, under the direction of Boris Sagal, Barry Shear, and a young 21-years-old Steven ...
Storyline. A seemingly haunted painting drives a greedy man insane. A rich blind woman gets a new pair of eyes that allow her to see for only one brief ironic moment. An idyllic painting gives a Nazi war criminal in hiding some fleeting comfort. Plot Summary.
Jenny talks about the feature-length pilot episode of Rod Serling's Night Gallery anthology series. It consisted of three stories, one of which was directed by Steven Spielberg, and starred...
