KRAFT Suspense Theater - The Rise and Fall of Eddie Carew

[@joankersting2358]

Enjoying these.

[@VoicesOnCall]

Glad you are enjoying them. These Suspense Theater episodes were great stories with good acting

[@gwenniegirl50]

This episode was really fun. Nice to have some humor sometimes.

[@patrickryan1515]

Dean Jones was perfect in bringing his Disney touch to this role. R.I.P., Mr. Jones.

[@VoicesOnCall]

He fit this character well

[@Thomas.3698]

Haven't heard that name in years

[@jonhohensee3258]

RIP, Patrick Ryan.

[@patrickryan1515]

@@jonhohensee3258 I'm not dead...yet.

[@jonhohensee3258]

@@patrickryan1515 RIP

[@CasaLobo77]

Enjoyed this episode..thanks!

[@VoicesOnCall]

Glad you liked it. This is one of the better episodes of the Kraft Suspense Theater series

[@terrykronlage3629]

I have admired Dean Jones acting since seeing him in Disney films when I was growing up. He is more than just Disney material. A jack of all trades. The actress is lovely 🌹

[@VoicesOnCall]

Yes. Well Dean Jones was primarily known for the light-hearted Disney rolls, he could play a wide variety of characters. It's good to see him show up from time to time and different series and movies

[@amcguigan2389]

Thank you for taking the time to share these with us!

[@VoicesOnCall]

Glad you liked them. Thanks for watching

[@John-r4o9m]

Hher hairstyle is the best one yet for women!

[@kathyflorcruz552]

Just goes to show how the government uses anyone to any means to an end regardless of the result that comes of it.

[@allenmurray7893]

This was one of the better ones.

[@VoicesOnCall]

Yes. This is a great episode

[@georgereynolds3422]

This episodes director, Joseph Pevney, allso directed a classic episode of Star Trek ((T.O.S): "The Trouble With Tribbles", and many others.

[@jonhohensee3258]

Not true.

[@fromthesidelines]

Originally telecast on June 24, 1965. 0:28- ED HERLIHY: *"KRAFT.......SUSPENSE.......THEATRE'!* Starring DEAN JONES................and SHEILAH WELLS.........in- 'The Rise and Fall of Eddie Carew'! Brought to you by KRAFT! *KRAFT....* for good food- and good food ideas."

[@VoicesOnCall]

Classic neighbor character, Detective Brennan

[@Derpy1969]

This is the lock picking lawyer and what I have for you today is a Swiss-made safe with an analog timer lock mechanism…

[@VoicesOnCall]

While many people will not understand the reference, this is a really good clever comment

[@bobflewin3024]

Having worked in a bank for years. This episode was very funny if not impossible

[@jonhohensee3258]

Having worked in a bank for years, this episode was very funny if not impossible

[@knightsoffreddys8367]

Get Smart, anyone?!

[@tomatenpaprika6323]

music reminds of Hogan´s Heroes.

[@VoicesOnCall]

Both shows had iconic theme scores. Just by listening to the music you could immediately identify what you were about to see

[@allendyer5359]

I'd say hints of The Pink Panther theme....and jauz az quirky.

[@tomatenpaprika6323]

@@VoicesOnCall well, this is absolutely new on my plate. It´s very good series

[@HadenoughEnt]

the comedy jazz music sounds very familiar, like I heard it before watching this episode. Sounds like Henry Mancini or from a Jerry Lewis movie (Walter Scharf) But John Williams, who composed the Suspense Theatre theme music was also a jazz musician before his film and TV career.

[@kjaristabusch6901]

@@HadenoughEnt Johnny Williams played piano for Henry Mancini and is featured on some of the recordings and film scores like Peter Gunn. I agree with @allendyer5359, it has strong hints of Mancini.

[@zaktrust]

❤❤❤🤟

[@phdtobe]

When being a millionaire meant something.

[@VoicesOnCall]

Yes. A million back then means something completely different than a million today

[@trilbywilby7826]

Aaaand this is the 4th one I've tried to watch. The video is so blurry and distorted I can't even see the actors' faces. I've tested my laptop by streaming other videos on KZbin and they are perfectly clear so it must be your channel. Perhaps these are recorded on old VHS tapes? Is anyone else having the same trouble? What a shame. Thanks anyway.

[@Crazeyfor67]

No it's clear to me.

[@trilbywilby7826]

@amcguigan2389 So f*ng rude. Makes you feel powerful, does it, to be such a jerk?

[@fredericklmeade2947]

@@amcguigan2389, you are wrong. It’s not at all how they appeared. 🙄 The original quality has been intentionally degraded by someone - likely to avoid the chance of being in violation of copyright restrictions and having the videos removed. You seem to assume that people were watching and tolerating blurry television in 1964, when, in fact, they were not. It was not HD (that was not introduced in the U.S. until the 1990s and didn’t become standard until the late 2000s), but it was perfectly sharp and clear, so long as you had good reception or cable. (And yes, cable already existed then too. It was introduced in 1948 and by the 1950s there was already a cross-country transaxial cable for transmission of programs from the East to West Coast.)

[@ytang5615]

wouldn't the light be automatically turned off in the vault????

[@PowerPlusNature]

Haha, might not work like a fridge

[@HadenoughEnt]

At Universal Studios, in almost every movie and TV show, everything on set had to be lit up! In the 1964 remake of The Killers, which is supposed to be a noir movie, they even lit up the waste basket under a desk.

[@jonhohensee3258]

Why is the picture so bad?

[@sparkysmom7149]

Annoying

[@NYCGIRL12]

This is so blurry, you can't watch it.

[@shanetclark5180]

I keep hoping these will be good. But, they're not.

[@randallloomis4756]

This one is ridiculous

[@jimlaguardia8185]

A lot of overacting here.

[@VoicesOnCall]

Some of the characters could have been a bit less dramatic in their roles. Still, it is a good episode to watch

[@isabellegarcia9205]

Good movie, that's what they get.😂

[@VoicesOnCall]

This is a good episode. Thanks for watching. The other episodes in the playlist are also really good too

[@Johnnyk999]

This one's definitely a good notch or two below the quality of the other productions of this series. Disappointing, and all too typical of so many sitcoms and zany TV productions of the 1960's and 70's.

[@randallloomis4756]

It's a crazy movie. Eddie's gf is the cheerleader. How stupid is the script. If you look up in the dictionary the word CORNY....😢😅