Kolchak: The Night Stalker

Creato da: Jeffrey Grant Rice |
Genere: Dramma | Mistero | Sci-Fi & Fantasy |

Numero di stagioni: 1
Numero di episodi: 20
Data prima messa in onda: 1974-09-13
Data ultima messa in onda: 1975-03-28

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Approfondimenti

Although the series is set in Chicago, and multiple exteriors of Kolchak are filmed on location, mos [...]	D
Producer Dan Curtis and screenwriter Richard Matheson were both approached by Universal to work on t [...]	D
Carl Kolchak's look and clothing was created by the own Darren McGavin.	D
The title of episode 3; They Have Been, They Are, They Will Be, in which Kolchak faces an invisible [...]	D
The Model 15 Teletype is featured in the fictional INS newsroom. These machines are almost always sh [...]	D
Kolchak's typewriter is a Royal Model HH, 1952-1957. At some point the "ROYAL" logo was covered up b [...]	D
Actor Richard Kiel, before he became best known as the killer "Jaws" in the James Bond movies, was c [...]	D
The series used music from Gil MellÃ©'s score for "The Questor Tapes", a Gene Roddenberry produced [...]	D
During the opening credits of each episode, watch for Kolchak to toss his hat at a wall hook, only t [...]	D
Episode 1.15, "Chopper", is the first script that Robert Zemeckis (co-writing with frequent collabor [...]	D
Darren McGavin is often incorrectly considered to be, and listed in many official references guides, [...]	D
Over the course of the series, we never see Carl at home.	D
For the entire series, Darren McGavin wore a full hairpiece.	D
The series was cancelled because Darren McGavin asked to be released from his contract. He became di [...]	D
Ruth McDevitt's character is referred to variously throughout the series on-screen by various charac [...]	D
Actress Ruth McDevitt not only plays columnist Miss Emily in the latter episodes (the character is o [...]	D
The series was the inspiration for The X - Files.	D
Darren McGavin and Dan Curtis both died in early 2006 just one month apart from each other.	D
"Universal" studios had previously produced two horror themed shows: "Thriller" and "Night Gallery."	D