The Ray Bradbury Theater - Complete Series (65 Episodes) Review
The stories of Ray Bradbury were some of my favorite reading in the 70s.
This series from the Ray Bradbury theatre captures the tone and style of Bradbury very well (he, of course, produced or directed or both). The only drawback to this set was no subtitles, which I forgot to check out before I purchased. I just like to have them on so I can "hear" better!
The Ray Bradbury Theater - Complete Series (65 Episodes) Overview
Featuring 65 Episodes! Entranced by magicians, comic strips, and science-fiction magazines, Ray Bradbury began "educating" himself at the Los Angeles Library three to five times a week. By twenty-seven years of age he "graduated," having written over several million words. In his early twenties, he supported himself by selling newspapers on street corners and writing for radio programs such as Suspense, Escape, CBS Radio Playhouse, and X Minus One. Bradbury has now written over one thousand short stories--400 of which have been published in such magazines as The New Yorker, The New Republican, The Saturday Evening Post, Amazing Stories, Colliers, Dime Detective and McCall's. He has also written for Alfred Hitchcock Presents and for Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone. And now, showcased in this 5 DVD set are some of Ray Bradbury's finest works.
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