John Nesbitt
Self - Host
Serie · Conclusa
Telephone Time is an American anthology drama series that aired on CBS in 1956, and on ABC from 1957 to 1958. The series features plays by John Nesbitt who hosted the first season. Frank C. Baxter hosted the 1957 and 1958 seasons. The program was directed by Arthur Hiller.
La disponibilità non è stata verificata.
Telephone Time is an American anthology drama series that aired on CBS in 1956, and on ABC from 1957 to 1958. The series features plays by John Nesbitt who hosted the first season. Frank C. Baxter hosted the 1957 and 1958 seasons. The program was directed by Arthur Hiller.
Caricamento episodi…
Non ci sono trailer disponibili per questo titolo.
Serie · 2010
Serie · 1970
Serie · 1955
Serie · 2017
Serie · 1985
Serie · 1962
Serie · 2010
Serie · 2021
Serie · 2022
Serie · 2023
Serie · 2002
Serie · 1990
Serie · 2010
Serie · 2001
Serie · 2016
Serie · 1973
Serie · 1981
Serie · 2013
Serie · 2021
Serie · 2023
Regista
Regista
Regista
Regista
Regista
Regista
Regista
Regista
Regista
Regista
Regista
Regista
Regista
Regista
Writers' Assistant · Sceneggiatore
Immagine non disponibile
8 apr 1956
True story of an Armenian immigrant who overcomes all odds to become a wealthy and educated man: after his wife's death, he rears his beloved sons in old-world simplicity, only to have them turn on him and call him an ignorant peddler. Hurt, but not discouraged, he begins to educate himself by studying the encyclopedia and ultimately returns to college to earn his degree and the respect of his children. A hardworking, old-world immigrant raises two sons by himself while becoming very succesfull in the junkyard business. His sons attend the best college, but to the father's dismay, they resent and are embarrassed by his crude style and mannerisms. Undaunted, the man sends himself to college and proves to be a brilliant student with an enclyclopedic mind. The family is lovingly reunited when the boys see their father for the kind, loving, generous, happy, well-liked man that he has become.
Immagine non disponibile
15 apr 1956
La trama non è ancora disponibile.
Immagine non disponibile
22 apr 1956
Based on a real scandal where a cobbler posing as a captain absconded with the treasury of a Berlin suburb in 1906.
Immagine non disponibile
29 apr 1956
The WW2 story of Captain Dan Gallery. He convinced his superiors he could capture a German U-boat. See the top secret preparation, the planning for booby traps, and the actual boarding and capturing of the U-505 German submarine. This harrowing feat led to the capture of the German code books which helped shorten the war.
Immagine non disponibile
6 mag 1956
La trama non è ancora disponibile.
Immagine non disponibile
13 mag 1956
La trama non è ancora disponibile.
Immagine non disponibile
20 mag 1956
La trama non è ancora disponibile.
Immagine non disponibile
27 mag 1956
La trama non è ancora disponibile.
Immagine non disponibile
3 giu 1956
Story of Heinrich Schliemann's quest for truth and riches in the myths he read about.
Immagine non disponibile
10 giu 1956
La trama non è ancora disponibile.
Immagine non disponibile
17 giu 1956
La trama non è ancora disponibile.
Immagine non disponibile
24 giu 1956
La trama non è ancora disponibile.
Immagine non disponibile
1 lug 1956
La trama non è ancora disponibile.
Immagine non disponibile
8 lug 1956
La trama non è ancora disponibile.
Immagine non disponibile
15 lug 1956
La trama non è ancora disponibile.
Immagine non disponibile
22 lug 1956
Far more than courtroom drama, this TRUE STORY about how Alexander Hamilton, attorney to William Penn and the only colonial admitted to the English Bar, came out of retirement to defend a printer accused of libelling the Governor by printing the truth in his newspaper about his corrupt activities. The principals established in this case, as so eloquently argued by Hamilton, had a profound influence on the drafting of the Bill of Rights several years latter. ""Gentlemen, with an impartial, uncorrupted verdict we assure ourselves, our posterity, the right, the liberty of speaking and writing the truth."" As author and host, John Nesbitt says at the conclusion of this drama, ""The great footnote to this story, of course, lies in the Bill of Rights. Freedom of speech and freedom of the press. Old Andrew Hamilton that day in court was not so much defending his client with law that was already in existence, but was actually creating law that would not be clearly written down for generations to
Immagine non disponibile
29 lug 1956
La trama non è ancora disponibile.