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Agnes Moorehead in Dark Passage (1947)
Youâre nothing but an escaped convict. Nobody knows what you wrote down. Theyâll believe me. Theyâll believe me!
-scanned from âMy Travels with Agnes Mooreheadâ by Quint Benedetti
Happy National Twilight Zone Day!
Agnes Moorehead from the episode âThe Invadersâ
One of the most amazing episodes of The Twilight Zone , almost zero dialogue, amazing direction and cinematography. Â Iâve watched it several times and often have to freeze the images so I can look at them closer. Nearly every shot in this episode is a work of art. Â
Sorry Wrong Number
Anniversary -Â âSorry, Wrong Numberâ
On May 25, 1943, radio audiences first heard âSorry, Wrong Number.â Lucille Fletcherâs script about a bedridden woman who overhears a murder plot when phone wires get crossed became one of the signature stories on Suspense and one of the most famous radio plays of all time. Agnes Moorehead starred in that first production and repeated the performance seven times on the air. Her final turn in the play came in 1960. The script was adapted into an Academy Award-nominated film in 1948 with Barbara Stanwyck playing the lead role, but it canât match the tension generated by Agnes Mooreheadâs legendary performance.
In honor of the anniversary, Iâll post some of the Suspense productions of âSorry, Wrong Number.â For more from the Golden Age of Radio, click here to subscribe to the âDown These Mean Streetsâ podcast in iTunes.
Agnes Moorehead at the Hollywood Palace, 1966 via Getty
-Â And there she must stay, out on the lake: silent, white, majestic. Be a bird, but never fly. Know one song, but never sing it until the moment of death. And so it must be for you, Alexandra: cool indifference to the staring crowds along the bank. And the song? Never.
Agnes Moorehead via Getty
Agnes Moorehead, c. 1946 via Getty