Kraft Suspense Theatre: "The Trains of Silence" (1965) 

Only until 1965-66.

@@bovnycccoperalover3579 That's when the hippies took over, and the 60s became better.

​​@@BrentWilkins7777Did they, really? I was a member of that "hippie" generation, & at the time, I thought everything was "better", too. "You can't put an old head on young shoulders." Real-life experience eventually woke me up. Looking back, I now realize it was the beginning of the end... for our culture, our values, & our country.

@@suraya1224 Oh brother...The hippies were dumb kids alright. But their biggest mistake was voting for Ronnie Raygun when they grew up.

Lou Pole so true i am a writer myself these writers from 50 's and 60's were really on point with content and delivery of the story..

WELL SAID THEY DONT MAKE THEM LIKE THEY USED TO

This condition exists in all fields today.My theory is that the culprit is modern birth control has allowed the intelligent people to limit their family size resulting in far fewer intelligent people.

Lou Pole w

@Southeastern777 You're very condescending. You're watching some one else's work and taking credit for his creativity and imagination.

People used to care what others thought about them, so we never left our house without looking our best.

Oh, here we go….nostalgia and tropes galore

Our Dads were the last Men Gentlemen😢 how sad

Loved the eyeglasses!

Simon F...and this series was yesterday

@Simon F These are from a period of time with maybe 4 or 5 TV channels that were free and no cell phones. Good days indeed.

And More Stylish

Agree!

I see she survived the birds. She's good

You mean "Johnny" Williams.

He also portrayed "Jesus of Nazareth"! Beautiful film!

@Joeblow-ms3cv....Yes about Jeffrey Hunter. And the man who played the business manager, Warren Stevens....I think...also was on the original Star Trek.

I'd kind of say Hedren being attacked by those birds does qualify her a scifi connection, near Twilight zone, actually.

Love that music!

🤯🙉 I love this guy's black rimmed glasses

You would be thinking of the young Johnny Williams who would obviously grow to become one of cinemas greatest film composers, if not the greatest

@@2up3rm4n1 I agree. 👍

everything is still in style

@@shydreamguyman4098, early to mid-sixties kitsch! How about a "cocktail table" with a miniature creek with a waterfall!? Not kidding!

Mid Century Modern style is the greatest.

Hair spry, this is how it was done those days.

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Shutup😂😂😂😂 yall sound stupid hair spray they still use it 2023 hahaha goofy

A can of hair spray

Perfect.Nothing out of place. this was A year Before I was Born

Same here, Tippi was a good actress.

This was much better than the garbage on tv today for sure.

@Gary Nelson How right you are Gary Happy Trails my Freind.

We must live on the same street! I seen the same shit......

If you're referring to the Menendez brothers you never heard THEIR stories & it's horrific. And it "souls".

Souls*

This is fiction!! Why do you comment as if it were a documentary?

Still not sure if your kind of place is y kind of place for that thing. lol As a slightly aging USA Polock, I do agree that sex has been used (progressive, started with the 60 hippy counter culture), to create dysfunction in a society. Great minds that could have created great things with free enterprise have massively been sabotaged and sacrificed. For a real life example, I have a slightly older brother with a 145 IQ, who was sharper than Bill Gates, (and worked for him early, but 10 years younger), who could have competed with the limes of Bill Gates, created a fantastic company hiring hundreds or thousands of employees, (how mankind got out of poverty), getting them out of poverty and giving them opportunity just like gated gave my brother. But what happened is he discovered he was Gay in late 70's HS, he did get rich working for Gates, but he became a gay political activist instead. What a waste of mind! How "Progressive!" How do we measure those losses? Really, how do we measure those losses?

Unfortunate for him his wife at the time urged him to decline the role of the Captain in Star Trek because she felt it was beneath him and wanted him to focus on the movies. Fortuitous for a 40 year old Canadian Shakespearean actor☺

@@Vps-eb7ej What a dumb broad! He would of been set for life! Not to mention, all the Star Trek movies.

Hope the cat was ok

Died at 42 years old.

Qiut you idiotic nitpicking..It a goddamn movie you idiot!

Richard Fallstich uncensor

Probably no change left after buying the appartment, many expensive houses have big older cars with private plates so they look rich without spending and wasting money on new cars they don't need.

Back then it wouldn't have cost $3.00 A well paid working man's monthly salary was about $75.00

Wellll, if we're going to start picking, Gerard wouldn't have heard the train record from the elevator or even the terrace -- ditto Miss W. reading to Hastings, the elevator to "penthouse" opens onto the terrace. I don't think the cat would have logistically made a very good decoy, and when Wilton and his thugs showed up at the penthouse (opening its door wide no less) the 3 people in the living room would have seen them a lot sooner. That's simply how acted things are, from the greatest movie to the lowliest soap episode -- even operas. But The Trains of Silence is still a damn good show and I'm watching it repeatedly, seeing something new each time.

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me. too

I remember he played Cecil Colby on Dynasty as one.of Alexis husband's .

One of the all-time greats.

@charlymegezze8536 - Lloyd Bochner was always so elegant & intelligent!! A real class act!! Warren Stevens was right there, a mere step or two behind, until he discovered how thrilling it was to play the sleazy, smarmy character lurking in the shadows!!

Hong Kong with Rod Taylor

Also, guest appearances on The Golden Girls. He was fabulous and funny.

He was an example of what happens to people who live without moral values (or without faith)

A fake character.

@@Fred-mp1vf Left to a reprobate mind perhaps?

@@Fred-mp1vf Like all billionaires.

Why is it a crime to be sick and want to be left alone

I am watching it on youtube wow isn't it wonderful???

The beautiful & special Tippi !

I meant Griffith

And Dakota Johnson's grandmother

my thoughts exactly!

She was loaned out I think and then she did get Hitchcock to release her from a 7 year contract. She had served about 4 years of it maybe less. Fact is though who would take such a filthy role in `The Countess from Hong Kong`. Here was the Golden Girl whom hitchcock had spent millions top create. She takes a cheap shoddy role as the wife of the American ambassador, Chaplin`s mouthpiece for all he hated about America. She says `If you can`t make love, make money`. Hitchcock parodies this in `Frenzy` when Blaney says of Barbara, `She can`t make love so she sells it and she makes money`.

Incomprehensible and boring !!

That’s what’s happened to our world.

And America. They are coming for us now!

Cultists are such a bore.

Yes!

Hmmm, if you see a man in his dressing gown, then that means you must know him pretty well, therefore must trust him, as otherwise you wouldn't be there! Unless it's a "one night stand" but then, he wouldn't bother with a dressing gown but I don't know, as have not taken a part in one night stand!🤭

@@E-Kat 😂👍

+Don R. Mueller, Ph.D. I still remember the classic MAD Magazine satire "Superduperman"...

Jeffrey Hunter was the first captain of the starship Enterprise on Star Trek the pilot episode..he played Capt. Christopher Pike. He also played Jesus Christ in a much later film.

He was one of the hottest guys to play Jesus.

They look like fake glasses, strange. Maybe I like them too, can't decide if they're strange- good or strange - bad. 🤔

@castletriglav do they really most people don't care one way or another

It's the same name!

Huh?? Really

Hey maby! i forgot about them.

Read the book Atlas Shrugged for some surreal insight into corporate construction, written by Ayn Rand.

I'm sure of it. Hughes lost everything because he lived without faith or virtue.

Along with a race of humanoids with bulbous heads.

i remembered him in star trek I loved him then

10:20 This guy was in a Star Trek episode too. If memory serves, he could shoot a beam from his belt that reduced people to crushable Styrofoam cubes.

Ah yes,with a accasional visit from a certain Captain and Vulcan ,with a green dancing lady for distraction,

Miss Hedren was first rate as usual and well cast in this episode. The role required a woman of mystery and Miss Hedren delivered.

Agree about T. H. She was lovely to watch but I never believed her characters. She seemed to play them all exactly the same.

I would say Tippi's acting is subtle ❤she is a gracious woman too