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"Kraft Suspense Theatre" The Threatening Eye (1964)



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Howard Browne (writer)
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Original Air Date:
12 March 1964 (Season 1, Episode 18)
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Cast

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Jack Klugman ... Steve Zaro
Annie Farge ... Yvette Duval (as Annie Fargé)
Pat O'Brien ... Lt. John Curwood
Phyllis Thaxter ... Mildred Zaro
Coleen Gray ... Dorothy Nehf
Robert Clarke ... Adam Conway

Dabney Coleman ... William Gunther
Barbara Bell Wright ... Agnes Miller
Dale Van Sickel ... Abner Wright
Bunny Nash ... Karen Nehf
Will J. White ... Jerry
Luis Delgado ... Sgt. Paine
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Runtime:
60 min
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Color (as color by Pathé) | Color
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The title is a line from the play "The Life and Death of King John" by William Shakespeare. more

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