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Release Date:
8 September 1975 (USA) morePlot:
This was an unusual game show. People who want to become actors are given the opportunity to appear in a major movie or TV show... morePlot Keywords:
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Wonderful game show for fans of film and fun in general moreCast
(Series Cast Summary - 32 of 34)| Lucie Arnaz | (1 episode, 1975) | ||
| Edward Asner | (1 episode, 1975) | ||
| Rona Barrett | ... | Judge (1 episode, 1975) | |
| Mel Brooks | (1 episode, 1975) | ||
| James Caan | (1 episode, 1975) | ||
| Jack Cassidy | (1 episode, 1975) | ||
| Robert Conrad | (1 episode, 1975) | ||
| Phyllis Diller | (1 episode, 1975) | ||
| Patty Duke | (1 episode, 1975) | ||
| Barbara Feldon | (1 episode, 1975) | ||
| Totie Fields | (1 episode, 1975) | ||
| Zsa Zsa Gabor | (1 episode, 1975) | ||
| Buddy Hackett | (1 episode, 1975) | ||
| Shirley Jones | (1 episode, 1975) | ||
| George Kennedy | (1 episode, 1975) | ||
| Peter Lawford | (1 episode, 1975) | ||
| Steve Lawrence | (1 episode, 1975) | ||
| Ross Martin | (1 episode, 1975) | ||
| Darren McGavin | ... | Humphrey Bogart (1 episode, 1975) | |
| Jason Miller | (1 episode, 1975) | ||
| Ricardo Montalban | (1 episode, 1975) | ||
| Greg Morris | (1 episode, 1975) | ||
| Jan Murray | (1 episode, 1975) | ||
| Bob Newhart | (1 episode, 1975) | ||
| Leslie Nielsen | (1 episode, 1975) | ||
| Don Rickles | (1 episode, 1975) | ||
| Jane Russell | (1 episode, 1975) | ||
| Connie Stevens | (1 episode, 1975) | ||
| Loretta Swit | (1 episode, 1975) | ||
| Lyle Waggoner | (1 episode, 1975) | ||
| Robert Wagner | (1 episode, 1975) | ||
| Carol Wayne | (1 episode, 1975) |
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30 min | 30 min (24 episodes)Country:
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1.33 : 1 moreSound Mix:
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Referenced in "Mystery Science Theater 3000: Radar Secret Service (#6.20)" (1993) moreFAQ
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This vintage game show had contestants become actors in scenes from famous movies. A mock-up set was built on the game show stage, many times it was an amazing re-creation of a famous set. The contestants had to re-inact said movie scene opposite actors provided by the show. My fondest memories of this show featured one guest, some woman, made-up to recreate Elsa Lanchester's hissing BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN. Another contestant, a man off the street had to re-do the famous death scene "...thanks for the bullet..." from WEREWOLF OF LONDON. They even had an in-camera tranformation effect. It was a great insight to the film-making process.