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From the Golden Age of Television
Series Premiere
Colonel March of Scotland Yard - The Sorcerer - ITV - October 1, 1955
Crime Drama
Running Time: 30 minutes
Written by Paul Monash
Produced by Hannah Weinstein
Directed by Bernard Knowles
Stars:
Boris Karloff of Colonel A. L. March
Ewan Roberts as Inspector Ames
Phil Brown as Dr. Bryan Hayes
Gerard Heinz as Dr. James Patten
Robert Adair as John Cusby
Eileen Erskine as Mrs. Evelyn Cusby
Lily Kann as Mrs. Patten
The Saint: The Convenient Monster (5.6, ITC, 1966)
"Mr. Templar, what's your interest in this?"
"Well, let's say I have not bought an ailing hotel on the banks of Loch Ness and I've not been retained to boost Scottish tourism."
"Are you going to help Mrs. Bastion catch the monster?"
"If there is a monster and Mrs. Bastion's after it, then it's the monster who'll need help."
"What's your next move, Mr. Templar?"
"Lunch."
"Oh, one more thing, Mr. Templar: do you believe in the monster?"
"Does the monster believe in me?"
Night of the Demon (Curse of the Demon) (1957) Jacques Tourneur
April 26th 2020
The Traitors (1962)
"Don't you realise we're fighting a war?"
"How dare you -"
"It's the communists versus the rest, and the man who stops to do the right thing loses!"
Night Of The Demon (Curse Of The Demon, 1957)
"It's in the trees! It's coming!"
Ewan Roberts is emotional as he recalls how the Liverpool street was filled with "well-meaning people".
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