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TwilightZoneTom@Cult Labs 11th March 2011 01:33 PM

Season 1, Episode 4: The Sixteen Millemeter Shrine
 
Season 1, Episode 4: The Sixteen Millemeter Shrine

Airdate: 23/10/59
Writer: Rod Serling
Director: Mitchell Leisen
Starring: Ida Lupino, Martin Balsam

Barbara Jean Trenton spends her days reliving the past glories of her movie career in her private screening room. Her Agent Danny Weiss tries to break the ageing actress out of her rut, but Barbara Jean doesn’t take help easily.

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Stephen@Cult Labs 13th March 2011 08:30 PM

Watched this one earlier today and remembered seeing it on tv a few years ago. Not one of my favourites unfortunately. Good performance from Ida Lupino though.

TwilightZoneTom@Cult Labs 13th March 2011 08:39 PM

Yeah I agree. The "twist" just has nothing to it, and there's really nothing along the way in terms of twists and turns in the story. You know everything about her from the opening, everything else just confirms what you already know.

The Reaper Man@Cult Labs 16th March 2011 07:53 PM

Didn't enjoy this one as much as the others so far.

Interesting to note that the now famous tune still hasn't made an appearance.

Nosferatu@Cult Labs 5th April 2011 04:30 PM

I didn't like this as much as others I've seen that it could be because like the basic theme was lifted straight from Sunset Boulevard!

Quote:

I am still big -- it's just the pictures that have got small!

scully1888 31st July 2011 10:56 AM

While you could spot the 'twist' off a mile off (I wonder if that had still been the case in the late '50s or if the many films that have imitated it since have affected our judgment), I still thought Ida Lupino was great in it.


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