Coronet Blue (1967– )Mike is running from some men when he falls into the harbour. He climbs out remembering only that he was running and the phrase 'coronet blue'. As the show continues from week to week, Mike... See full summary » Creator:Larry Cohen |
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Title: Coronet Blue (1967– )
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Frank Converse | ... |
Michael Alden
(13 episodes, 1967)
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Joe Silver | ... |
Max Spier
(10 episodes, 1967)
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Mike is running from some men when he falls into the harbour. He climbs out remembering only that he was running and the phrase 'coronet blue'. As the show continues from week to week, Mike tries to piece together clues as to his identity as individuals he refers to as Greybeards seem to be intent on killing him. Written by John Vogel <jlvogel@comcast.net>
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28 May 1967 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Das Geheimnis der blauen Krone See more »Filming Locations:
Pathe Studios, New York City, New York, USACompany Credits
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(uncredited)
Music by Laurence Rosenthal
Lyrics by Earl Shuman
Sung by Lenny Welch
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Coronet Blue connects to The Nurses. In the pilot, the character Frank Converse plays is taken to the fictional Alden Hospital, which is where The Nurses took place. He takes the hospital's name as his own last name. See more »Soundtracks
"Coronet Blue"(uncredited)
Music by Laurence Rosenthal
Lyrics by Earl Shuman
Sung by Lenny Welch
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I sat immersed in each and every episode.
I felt personally cheated when the all to short series ended without clearing up what Coronet Blue was .
As enigmatic and mysterious as the phrase was, having it sung as the title song by Frankie Lane ...was absolute theatrical super glue !
I can recognize Frank Converse's voice almost instantly.
I think a whole new series with B&W flashes of the original series would be as good as any JJ Abrams or Joss Weedon production.
If Frank was teamed with Nathan Fillion in some form of X Files/detective'esk treatment I think the brilliance of the original would still hold up.