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Murder in Peyton Place (1977) (TV)
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Richard De Roy (writer)
Grace Metalious (novel)
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3 October 1977 (USA) more
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A former resident of the town of Peyton Place, now wealthy and powerful, secretly returns to the town and sets in motion a spate of killings designed as revenge for past wrongs. full summary | add synopsis
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Dorothy Malone | ... | Constance MacKenzie |
| Ed Nelson | ... | Dr. Michael Rossi |
| Tim O'Connor | ... | Elliot Carson |
| Joyce Jillson | ... | Jill Harrington |
| Christopher Connelly | ... | Norman Harrington |
| Janet Margolin | ... | Betty Anderson Roerick |
 | Marj Dusay | ... | Ellen Considine |
| James Booth | ... | Tommy Crimpton |
 | David Hedison | ... | Steven Cord |
| Stella Stevens | ... | Stella Chernak |
| Jonathan Goldsmith | ... | Stan Haley |
 | Charlotte Stewart | ... | Denise Haley |
| Kaz Garas | ... | Springer |
| Linda Gray | ... | Carla Cord |
 | Mia Farrow | ... | Allison MacKenzie (archive footage) |
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100 min
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The original director, Robert Hartford-Davis, died after three days of filming. more
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Follows Peyton Place (1957) more
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I was stumbling through my TV listings recently and found a listing for the movie "Murder in Peyton Place". I decided to tape it because I knew it would be a rare find and if I didn't tape it, I wouldn't get the chance to see it again for a very long time.
"Murder in Peyton Place" features some (maybe most) of the original television cast (Dorothy Malone, Ed Nelson, etc.) reprising their roles for the movie, which was broadcast on NBC on October 3, 1977. (The original TV series was broadcast on ABC from 1964 to 1969.) I didn't see the original series (it was before my time), but I heard it was an interesting series and according to some people, it was considered to be the first prime-time dramatic serial on television. ("Dallas" was more popular in the 1980s.)
After taping the movie, I then proceeded to watch it. I find the movie to be quite interesting. It was like you were back in the town you once visited on your TV screens in the '60s.
Anyway, it's a good movie (in my opinion) and if there's a die-hard "Peyton Place" collector out there, he/she should consider adding this movie to their collection. It's something you don't see often nowadays.