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Studio One (1948)

An American radio–television anthology series, created in 1947 by Canadian director Fletcher Markle, who came to CBS from the CBC. Studio One, presented by Westinghouse, was one of the first of the anthology TV programs. The episodes were often abridged remakes of movies from years gone by and many future well-known television and movie actors appeared in the productions.

  • 10 seasons
  • 466 episodes
  • EN
  • James Daly Greg Chandler / Major Gaylord / Scott Martin / A cartoonist / Mr. White / Jim Briscoe / Deering / Sergeant Pat Boyle / Rufus Jackson / Bill Tanner / Professor Amos Tucker 14 episodes
  • Charlton Heston Philip Carey / James Otis / Merton Densher / Col. / Dr. Michael Knowle / Commander Schneider / Heathcliff / Edward Rochester / Petruchio / Mitch Henderson / Macbeth 13 episodes
  • John Forsythe Capt. Sam MacKenzie / Maj. Peter Brook / Marv Payne / Pete Maynard / Judd / James Rexham 13 episodes
  • John Cannon Self - Announcer (voice) 13 episodes
  • Richard Kiley Richard Baker / Joe / Ralph Johnson / Calvin / Fred Baxter / Edward Dean / Jim Colton / Julian Hurst / Merrick 11 episodes
  • Everett Sloane Mike Hudson / Jonah Silver / Giovanni / Korolenko / Aaron Burr / Ben Royce / Walter Winkworth 11 episodes
  • Leslie Nielsen Dr. Roger Waring / Tallman / Edmund / Mac / Chris Jackson / Karl / Stan Janicek / Dr. Clayborn 10 episodes
  • Betsy Palmer Ann Meade / Edith Olmstead / Dony Waller / Mimi / Maureen Drew / Ellen Morrison 9 episodes
  • Vaughn Taylor Mr. Racknall / Doc / Carlton Delafield / Casca / Admiral Luetjens / Billy / Prof. Henry Lempkin 8 episodes
  • Berry Kroeger Mr. Lawrence / Sir Sagramor / Rembrandt Van Rijn / Caiaphas / Mr. Walkes / Baron Tito Belcredi 8 episodes
  • Shepperd Strudwick Nordlund / Cassius / Senator Greet / Mac Taylor / Hal Manning 8 episodes
  • Nina Foch Joyce / Carrie Brown Huddleston / Belinda Cattson / Lee Fouche / Fran / Melissa Turner / Barbara 8 episodes
  • Full cast
Directing
Franklin J. Schaffner, Lela Swift, Robert Mulligan and 26 more
Writing
Worthington Miner (Writing), Reginald Rose (Writing), Sumner Locke Elliott (Writing) and 41 more
Music
Alfredo Antonini

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Status
Ended
First air date
Nov. 7, 1948
Episode runtime
60 minutes
Original language
English
Production countries
United States of America
Networks
CBS