Orient Express is a 1953 anthology drama television series filmed in Europe and syndicated in the United States.[ citation needed] Each episode ties-in with a story connected to the famed railroad from which the series takes its name. [1]
Episodes
There were 26 half hour episodes produced, [2] among them:
- A Master of Calculation (aka Matter of Calculations), featuring Geraldine Brooks
- European Edition, featuring Jean Pierre Aumont
- The Man of Many Skins, featuring Erich von Stroheim
- His Son (aka His Boy), featuring Alan Furlan
- The Red Sash, featuring Tala Birell
- The Curse of Agostino, featuring David Hurst
References
- ^ Gene Plotnik (October 10, 1953). "TV Film Reviews – Orient Express". Billboard. p. 10.
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"Reviews of TV Film Shows". Billboard. December 26, 1953. p. 10.
For Full Detailed Review See The Billboard, October 10, 1953, Issue.
External links
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Orient Express is a 1953 anthology drama television series filmed in Europe and syndicated in the United States.[ citation needed] Each episode ties-in with a story connected to the famed railroad from which the series takes its name. [1]
Episodes
There were 26 half hour episodes produced, [2] among them:
- A Master of Calculation (aka Matter of Calculations), featuring Geraldine Brooks
- European Edition, featuring Jean Pierre Aumont
- The Man of Many Skins, featuring Erich von Stroheim
- His Son (aka His Boy), featuring Alan Furlan
- The Red Sash, featuring Tala Birell
- The Curse of Agostino, featuring David Hurst
References
- ^ Gene Plotnik (October 10, 1953). "TV Film Reviews – Orient Express". Billboard. p. 10.
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^
"Reviews of TV Film Shows". Billboard. December 26, 1953. p. 10.
For Full Detailed Review See The Billboard, October 10, 1953, Issue.
External links
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