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Hosted by famous dancer/actor Fred Astaire, this series presented a new drama with each week's episode. Unlike some of the earlier drama series, which tended either toward classics or toward light subject matter, this series often had powerful stories about painful or controversial subjects. Many big names got involved with this series, including actors like Charlton Heston and Lee Marvin, directors like John Ford, and writers like Ray Bradbury. - IMDb
| Alcoa Premiere |  United Kingdom |
| Alcoa Premiere |  Japan |
| Alcoa Premiere | USA |
| Fred Astaire |  Spain |
| Fred Astaire esittää |  Finland |
| Fred Astaire's Premiere Theatre | USA |
| Premiere, Presented by Fred Astaire | USA |
| Премьера Алкоа |  Russia |
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Bill Mumy [8] | Skipper (TV Episode: The Boy Who Wasn't Wanted) (1962) |
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Rory Stevens [9] | Boy (TV Episode: The Broken Year) (1963) |
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Butch Patrick [9] | Wesley (TV Episode: The Time of the Tonsils) (1962) |
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Roger Mobley [13] | Lonnie Dunlap (TV Episode: Second Chance) (1962) |
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Warren Hsieh [11] | Chan |
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Kim Charney [17] | Donnie Mitchell (TV Episode: The Long Walk Home) (1962) |
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Michel Petit | Boy (TV Episode: The Fugitive Eye) (1961) |
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Johnny Bangert [8] | (TV Episode: The Time of the Tonsils) (1962) |
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Joey Russo [9] | Boy (TV Episode: The Voice of Charlie Pont) (1962) |
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Michael Burns [14] | Chip Baring (TV Episode: Family Outing) (1961) |
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Rene Kroper [15] | Bobby Kovacs (TV Episode: The Town That Died) (1963) |
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Tammy Locke [3] | Sally Laurents (TV Episode: The Voice of Charlie Pont) (1962) |
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Barbara Hunter [14] | Hilda (TV Episode: Of This Time, of This Place) (1962) |
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Susan Gordon [12] | Sandy Gould / Julie Collins (TV Episode: The Witch Next Door) (1961) |
