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Deutscher Titel:
Genre: Thriller
Erstausstrahlung: 9.10.55
Filmlänge: 23 Min.
Drehbuch: Harold Swanton
Musik: Zusätzliche Musik von Charles
Gounod ("Funeral March of a Marionette").
Kamera: Reggie Lanning
Regie: Robert Stevens
Produzent: Joan Harrison:
associate producer, Alfred Hitchcock: executive producer.
Darsteller: Cloris Leachman (Susan
Stanger), John Forsythe (Kim Stanger), Percy Helton (Gerald Eaton), George
Macready (Doug Irwin), Warren Stevens (Perry Stanger), Harry Tyler (Mr.
Dodds), Paul Brinegar (Mason).
Gastgeber: Alfred Hitchcock.
Inhaltsangabe: Ein berühmter Pianist
kommt in seine Heimatstadt zurück, um den Mann zu finden, der seinen
Vater ermordete hat und findet heraus, daß er selbst der Mörder ist.
Info: Schnitt: Edward W. Williams,
Bauten/Dekorationsbau: Martin Obzina, Bühnenbildner/Ausstatter: James S.
Redd, Kostüme: Vincent Dee, Maske/Frisuren: Sam Kaufman,
Regieassistenten: James Hogan, Ton Stab: Hugh McDowell Jr., Vincent Dee:
costume supervisor, Stanley Wilson: music supervisor, Richard G. Wray:
supervising editor.
Präsentation der TV-Show durch Alfred Hitchcock:
(Opening Narration)
Alfred Hitchcock: Good evening. Have you ever had a premonition? A
feeling that something dreadful was about to happen? I mention that,
obviously, because tonight's play is about a young man named Kim Stanger.
About his strange home coming and of the mystery he found when he
arrived. Follow him, if you will, as he attempts to unravel this mystery,
hindered at every step by his friends and haunted always by a vague
sense of foreboding. This story is appropriately entitled "Premonition".
I defy you to guess the nature of Kim Stanger's premonition, although we
shall give you numerous clues in the prologue which we now present
immediately. (Closing Narration)
Alfred Hitchcock: And as the cold New England sun slowly sinks behind
the coroner's office, we take leave of mysterious, far-off Sheridan
Falls, land of enchantment. And as the night breeze carries our little
craft away from these beautiful wooded shores, we slowly turn our eyes
back to the charms of television advertising and the lyrical chant of
our sponsor's message, after which I'll float back. (Fades to commercial.)
Alfred Hitchcock: I see it's time for our intermission. You may leave
your seats if you wish and ah... have some light refreshment, chat with
your friends, but please hurry back for our next play. That will be in
just ah...(Looks at his wrists for a watch.) One week. Good night.
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