An early-'60s anthology that attracted top-flight writing, directing and acting talent. Notable episodes included the premiere, 'People Need People,' which earned Lee Marvin an Emmy nomination; 'The Flashing Spikes,' a comedy starring John Wayne and James Stewart, and directed by John Ford; Robert Redford's Emmy-nominated performance in 'The Voice of Charlie Pont'; and a story by Ray Bradbury called 'The Jail,' which was directed by Norman Lloyd.
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Awards
1963 - Emmy - Outstanding Achievement in Composing Original Music- nominated
1963 - Emmy - Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Drama- nominated
1963 - Emmy - Outstanding Program Achievement in the Field of Drama- nominated
1963 - Emmy - Outstanding Single Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role- nominated
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