Twilight Zone: Rod Serling's Lost Classics
Synopsis
James Earl Jones hosts this film, which is based on two stories by the late Rod Serling, the writer behind the original *The Twilight Zone* (1959) series. In "The Theatre," a young woman attends a movie only to discover that her life story is being revealed on screen. In "Where the Dead Are," a Boston surgeon in 1868 searches for a scientist who may hold the key to solving a medical mystery.
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- James Earl Jonesas Self - Host
- Amy Irvingas Melissa Sanders - James' Fiancee (segment: The Theatre)
- Gary Coleas James (segment: The Theatre)
- Patrick Berginas Dr. Benjamin Ramsey (segment: Where the Dead Are)
- Julia Campbellas Maureen, Barmaid (segment: Where the Dead Are)
- Jack Palanceas Dr. Jeremy Wheaton (segment: Where the Dead Are)
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Principal cast & crew: 19
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Edited by David BeattyShot by Jacek LaskusScored by Patrick WilliamsDesigned by Christiaan Wagener
Also known as
- Schrecken aus dem Jenseitsde
- La Quatrième Dimension : L'ultime voyagefr
- Ai confini della realtà - I tesori perdutiit
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Cast & Crew
19 unique people credited
Top billed cast
James Earl Jones
as Self - Host
Amy Irving
as Melissa Sanders - James' Fiancee (segment: The Theatre)
Gary Cole
as James (segment: The Theatre)
Patrick Bergin
as Dr. Benjamin Ramsey (segment: Where the Dead Are)
Julia Campbell
as Maureen, Barmaid (segment: Where the Dead Are)
Jack Palance
as Dr. Jeremy Wheaton (segment: Where the Dead Are)
Heidi Swedberg
as (segment: The Theatre)
Priscilla Pointer
as Woman in cinema (segment: The Theatre)
Scott Burkholder
as (segment: The Theatre)
Don Bloomfield
as (segment: The Theatre)
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1Writers
2Producers
1Other crew
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