Title from container. Disc 1: Lady killer: Barbara Feldon, Robert Powell; Possession: John Carson, Joanna Dunham; Someone at the top of the stairs: Judy Carne, Donna Mills ; Disc 2: An echo of Theresa: Paul Burke; The colour of blood: Norman Eshley, Katharine Schofield; Murder in mind: Richard Johnson, Zena Walker ; Disc 3: A place to die: Alexandra Hay, Bryan Marshall; File it under fear: Maureen Lipman, John Le Mesurier, Richard O'Callaghan; The eyes have it: Sinead Cusack, Peter Vaughan, Dennis Waterman ; Disc 4: Spell of evil: Diane Cilento, Edward de Souza. Created by Brian Clemens. Originally broadcast on television in 1973. Contains all 10 episodes from the first season. Special features: Disc 1: Episode introductions with 'Thriller' creator Brian Clemens ; Disc 2: Episode introductions with 'Thriller' creator Brian Clemens ; Disc 3: Episode introductions with 'Thriller' creator Brian Clemens ; Disc 4: Episode introduction with 'Thriller' creator Brian Clemens; bonus interviews: "Creating 'Thriller'" with Brian Clemens, "Directing 'Thriller'" with Shaun O'Riordan, "Filming 'Thriller'" with John Cooper.
Contents:
Disc 1: Lady killer / written by Brian Clemens ; directed by Bill Hays -- Possession / written by Brian Clemens ; directed by John Cooper -- Someone at the top of the stairs / written by Brian Clemens ; directed by John Sichel. Disc 2: An echo of Theresa / written by Brian Clemens ; directed by Peter Jefferies -- The colour of blood / written by Brian Clemens ; directed by Robert Tronson -- Murder in mind / written by Brian Clemens ; directed by Alan Gibson. Disc 3: A place to die / written by Brian Clemens ; directed by Peter Jefferies -- File it under fear / written by Brian Clemens ; directed by Bill Hays -- The eyes have it / written by Brian Clemens ; directed by Shaun O'Riordan. Disc 4: Spell of evil / written by Brian Clemens ; directed by John Sichel.
Summary:
The international cult phenomenon that is positively Hitchcockian, with a liberal dose of the supernatural. Witches, serial killers, ghosts, con-artists, Satanists, and terrorists are just some of the villains involved in the outlandish plots, the unexpected twists, and the even more surprising endings.
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