Thriller: Season 1 Episode 1 - Lady Killer (Full Episode)
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A shy, lonely American girl marries a charming man she meets while on vacation in England, unaware that he has sinister plans for her.
Thriller is an acclaimed British anthology series from the 1970s.
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The theme song to this TV series was so eerie and hunting. Unforgettable. And those fisheye shots!
That fisheye lens always scared the HELL outta me! Pure nostalgia... I'm ten all over again!
Me too😦
Yes! Wonderfully creepy!♥️
Barbara Feldon is great in this! So nice to see her in something a bit different.
Barbara Feldon, Linda Thorson, and Robert Powell. Two superagent women and Jesus, in a single film.
Franco Zefferilli's Jesus of Nazareth is one of my all-time favorites. I've never seen Robert Powell in anything else and couldn't believe my luck. This was four years before Jesus of Nazareth, and seeing him play a bad guy so well shows what a great actor he is. I see a Robert Powell binge-watch in my near future. And of course I love Barbara Feldon (I own the Get Smart complete collector's edition on DVD). This was such a treat!!
WOW what a gripping ending, never saw that arriving, delightful twist
I REALLY can't thank you enough for posting these. Takes me back to when I was very young trying to watch and not be scared all night long.
Good to see fellow Canadian Linda Thorson.
Amazing just how much more gripping and interesting old TV shows are than today's crap ( most of the time, not always ).
Why must every comment section have to have the obligatory bitching about “todays crap”?
Yes these old shows are great but so is a lot of modern stuff.
Have you seen 'Beasts', the TV series? Worth watching; 1970s Nigel Kneale.
@@PhancyPants99 - Exactly! Why can't people just appreciate the classic shows without putting down the stories of today. I enjoyed Thriller, too, but I also love Black Mirror.
@@PhancyPants99 Not. modern stuffes are much simplier and predictable.
@@nevskislake no
Just have to say it again Barbara Feldon's performance was superb!
Bit of trivia; Barbara Feldon, star of the first Thriller episode Lady Killer (1973) and Braford Dillman star of the last Thriller episode Death in Deep Water (1976), would later co-star in the TV movie Before and After (1979).
Thanks sooo much for this memory of my youth! I couldn't believe it scared me so much in the old days. I have to say it brought me some laughs now in 2020, but they were so good back then! Cheers! you Brits! Love your thrillers, you're the best!
As a teen i used to stay up late for these! Thanks for posting.
great play simple and complex at the same time...keeps the tension right till the end.
Oh my goodness this series is so good thank you for posting
This may be the only other thing I've seen Barbara Feldon in beside Get Smart.
Very well done. I was born in 1963. What's really different: there is no detective! Somehow it makes me think about "Tales of the unexpected", based on short stories written by Roald Dahl...
31:44 forget all your new-fangled technology, in the 70’s we had the incredible Flyson coal-powered, automatic vacuum cleaner that you could point at an area of the floor and leave unattended whilst you went drink-driving. If you made it home, the patch of floor the Flyson was aimed at would be spotless. Amazing times.
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With burn marks straight through to the floor! Hey what?
Robert Powell comes back in Season three to play the crazed fan in "Death to Sister Mary".
Death to Sister Mary is excellent!
Robert Powell played a great Psycho.
♥️♥️
Robert Powell was doomed from the start...good seeing Barbara Feldon and Linda Thorson.
Barbara Feldon- "agent 99" from "Get Smart"
How I love Robert Powell!
I grew up watching this. 😃
Thank you! I’ll watch them series again.🙏
thanks for this. I only know the American series presented by the wonderful Boris Karloff. good to see various actors in this episode
Starring two superb women of TV espionage--Agent 99 from Get Smart and Tara King from the Avengers
Agent 99! Of course, that's what I remember her from. Thanks. ^-^
@@aylbdrmadison1051 And the Lady Killer played the father in Tommy and Jesus Christ. He would've been quite handsome if not skeletal
@@SandyCheeks635640😅
I loved the Thriller series, it is funny to see the old shows. The women are really high strung in these old shows. It's funny how at the end she spills the whole beans to her killer husband.
strange they cut it off there, before the police appeared to drag him away, that is always there in modern tv
Wasn't needed back then for the audience, it was a given he was caught.
Many thanks to the uploader 🙏 I love this series, Night Gallery and The Twillight Zone.
Bella L, Check out the original 1960-1961Triller episodes with Boris Karloff as the presenter of the episodes. They were better than the Twilight Zone and One Step Beyond episodes.
Does anyone remember project terror?
Agent 99, let her guard down. Run Barbara, run🏃!!! Getting married, THAT soon?? And I was pondering why, they were sleeping in separate beds, right after they were married, then I remembered what year, this was made in🙄.
This was pretty good👍. At the end, the script should've had Barbara keep the tape recorder, and hand it to the police, when they showed up.
Yes, I thought she should have kept the tape. But that would have clued us in on what she was going to do at the end. Without the tape, it was confusing as to what she was planning to do until the very end. Good suspense.
Thank you so much brilliant, you are a ⭐️for your time downloading these wonderful dramas,.⭐️🌟⭐️
I love british film and tv were shot during the 70a and 80s
Yeah and the fashions!!!
Stefan Hansen, More like Canadian.
@@Bbcream342 : I miss my bell bottom blue jeans. lols
i enjoy a great thriller.. these movies are just what ive been looking for
This is a delicious rehash of Rebecca, The Philomel Cottage and Gaslight.
Its a good mash-up, isn't it?
Yes, it is.
So happy I’ve been discovering these British anthologies as of late. I recently stumbled upon Hammers House of Horror
I don't what he'd look like today were he the same age he was then, but Robert Powell looks like the quintessential 1970's English young man of his day. According to a quote of his, a critic said he had “the face of a haunted parking meter.” 😳
Ha! Ha! Brilliant description - his cheekbones could chop wood!
Hahahahahaha a haunted parking meter
@I8thumper 😀😀😀
😄😄😄😄that's funny
glamdolly20, I'd give good money for cheekbones like those.
I used to watch this series fascianatedly when I 1st discovered the wealth of old Tv on TH-cam
KUDOS
thanks,uploader Bot..
10:09 You can see the shadows of the crew at the bottom of the screen.
Any 1 watchin nov 2019
ye,just started episode 1, watched this when i was a kid.
BRINGS BACK MEMORIES OF MY YOUNGER DAYS:
I got 2020 vision
Bow Wow no!
No 2020 !
😊Absolutely Smashing..I love British TV ❤...Please do more 2020
How did I end up here lol. I enjoyed it
So appreciated i was quite young when this series came out, brings back memories, Thank you very much :)
As a kid I used to be terrified of dramas like this!!!!!!!
Just discovered thriller! Love it!♥️
Patricia Page Mosaic, This is a rip off of the original 1960-1961 Triller episodes with Boris Karloff as the presenter of the episodes. Check them out on You Tube.
@@auletjohnast03638 oh wow thank you looking forward to this. ❤
@@auletjohnast03638 Brian Clemens always wrote original and suspensful stories. It has nothing to do with Karloff's series apart from name. Those Karloff series were more menacing because of black and white picture and it showed the plots differently than this one here. Don't compare it. Americans ruled from 80s on TV. In 60-early 70s, the UK ruled the tv. Americans just have a different culture and meaning of some things. That's why they lived in their own can and Englishmen had their own. Even though I'm not either of them, I prefer UK from those times.
Robert Powell such a great actor
Not an easy actor to work with apparently.
@Takin silver-haired great in all his roles! Wonderful as jesus!❤
Takin silver-haired wonderful actor in everything comedy an drama
@Takin silver-haired no. Brilliant.
@Takin silver-haired "Only as Jesus of Nazareth." No, he's great here.
O how I cried when they killed him off in Doomwatch, one of the best BBC series ever
These Thrillers often start and are a bit corny. Then they start to gather pace at around 35 minutes in and then become very good and very unsettling and suspenseful. The moment Jack was killed was quite scary and unexpected. Thanks for posting.
And a great suspense when Paul is about to push Jenny from the cliff and suddenly stops.
Mrs. Bradley the original "Prudie" in the 1970's version of Poldark. Side note this episode was great. wicked ending
"I love "Poldark." 🧡
Bellissimi! Ricordi di infanzia. Grande Clemens e bella soundtrack di Johnson
Agent 99 from the Get Smart 60's tv series.
Tina Arko, that would be model and actress Barbara Feldon. Don Adams himself said that she likely forfeited a highly successful stage career by having taken the “Get Smart”Agent 99 role, just as his career was lost to the Maxwell Smart character. Feldon has certainly had a very good career but nothing of the caliber she could have had it not been for that role.
looks nothing like her
AND Tara King (Linda Thorson) from the Avengers. What a coincidence!
@@bradmodd7856 You're blind..
And Tara King from the avengers (which btw was another series related with Brian Clemens Even the música of that series was Made by the same girl that Made Thriller music.
Thank you for the upload. Enjoyed the movie.
Robert powell handsome actor
So handsome!♥️
Jesus of Nazareth
Thank you for sharing this brilliant, I just love these mysterious. 😊
god some of these were really frightening.. when you were watching while your mum and dad were at the dogs :)
Agent 99!! Through the whole show I couldn't figure out who she was. Doh!
Hard to watch Robert Powell in this after seeing him play Jesus so wonderfully, and that hairdo is so groovy....lol!! 😊
Yeah, he was also in Tommy from 1975 and the British horror anthology Asylum. He's a good actor.
@@rockmonroe1754 yes and hes wonderful in Edwin drood!
@@rockmonroe1754 wonderful actor!♥️
Good ol' UK and days when human actors created edge of seat excitement.
Like watching a play, and plays are good. _Better_ than CGI crane shots.
Man this show is lit.
Great show!!❤
He's character is perfect for such a psychopath.
Loved this one. Brilliant ending. Also stars Linda Thorson, who replaced the legendary Diana Rigg as Emma Peel in The Avengers with Patrick McNee reprising his role as John Steed. Robert Powell aka Jesus in "Jesus of Nazareth" and "Asylum" from 1972. He was in a film called The Asphyx, where a scientist learns how to stop death, by literally capturing the soul or spirit of whatever causes death with dire consequences. Some folk think it's a horror film but it's really not. It raises the question....is immortality right or wrong. Furthermore, a mere mortal cannot change Fate. Ultimately it is God Himself who controls a man's destiny. To me it's not a horror, but has moral questions to look at, ask and analyse. Brilliant. My only main issue itself is the Asphyx.... resembles "Slimer" from "Ghostbusters"!!
Thanks for putting names to the faces I was recognizing from seeing them on TV as a child in the 70's.
I knew I'd seen them before and was looking in the comments for this reason. ^-^
Linda Thornton didn't replace Diana Rigg as Emma Peel...she was called Tara King.
😊very interesting this is The first Time I've seen Robert Powell others than Jesus of Nazareth
@@marymayer2282 He was in the sublime The Italian Job.
@@AdrianJohn1956 I think the guy meant that she replaced Diana Rigg who played Emma Peel. :)
Very Good plot!I was really surprised in the end.
Thank you for posting.
Always make sure you close all windows and doors before watching this. An accident can happen very quickly and all of sudden...
I remember this TV series as a young lad, and it was very good, with some clever twists and good scares. When this show finished i hoped there would be a similar series in the future, and
ITV did come up with the later Armchair Thriller and Hammer House of Horror, but while good, they never had the same chilling feeling to them as the original Thriller!
Il y’avait toute la série en français sous le titre angoisse pourquoi on l’a supprimée ?
Thanks, the good old days, not that long ago when Britain wasn't just a place
I could not agree with you more Britain is just a very large lump of earth now
Great stuff ! Excellent writing.
Omg that's tara from the avengers
Love this!
Powell's character is a cad and a bounder!
Brilliant
I have always been in love with Robert Powell! Although he is a deceitful bastard he is here.
His eyes are so dreamy.
I love him too!! ❤
He’s way too skinny. He’d probably look better with about 25 pounds.
Just superb: the writing, the acting, the wonderful age of analogue. Public phone box with 2p and 10p slots.
Linda Thorson - of course. Ex-Avenger. I guess she must have still been a big star at this time.
Thankyou the music was enough to give us the chills
The days when there were zero agendas on the menu. Perhaps in time, we will get back to this. It can't stay like this forever.
You mean perhaps you can go back to being openly racist, sexist and homophobic? Don't count on it. You can crawl back in your closet.
@@RichardGarrison haha, brilliant. Well said, sir 👍
@@RichardGarrison - and you can crawl back to wokeland.
@@M.Robespierre3691 some of us were never asleep. You're disgusting.
We should save all this good stuff before the degenerate cancel culture wipes it off pretending it never existed
I've never really been into British Television, by reason of not living in Great Britain. However, this episode is absolutely great! I also like some of Rowan Atkinson's shows, such as Blackadder and Mr. Bean. Hilarious stuff, that!
Thanks you for the subtitles. Je peux pratiquer mon anglais en regardant un bon thriller.
Bon pour vous!
Suggérerez-vous quelque films ou émissions pour que je puisse pratiquer mon français, s'il vous plaît ? J'apprends le français.
Really separate beds?? What r we in the 50's??
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He was never attracted to her in the least, he found her pathetic, so it could have been his idea and/or his jealous first wife's. Out of duty to the scam he would have to have sex with her every two weeks with appropriate excuses and enough flowers, or whatever, but he visibly didn't like her crowding him.
Barbara Feldon looked 100% better than the other woman.
Barbara played very well but to me she was not that beautiful as Linda. When I saw her for the first time in that church when she started kissing Paul emotionally, I knew that I waited for her because of her beauty and to see Tara King finally. She is much more beautiful than Barbara. Maybe it was because she looked more modern. And I love her accent.
"I Love You Just The Way You Are" 16:44...also one of my favorite songs... I wonder if that's were Billy Joel got the idea for the song (this movie)???...I think so
Thanks for uploading you are amazing 😉
Aahhh the '70's...when you could buy three houses, seven Ferraris, two yachts and a greasy spoon cafe and still have change from a shilling piece.
Now, where did I put that Curlywurly?
Well, that's because all you British are rich.
Sorry. As a yank I always wanted to say that because I heard it so much about Americans when I was in the Navy on tour in Europe.😁😜
This was excellent. Now onto the rest of them!
Good Acting by the lead man Robert Powell.. Thanks for the upload
You mess with "Get Smart's" 99, you have made a big mistake!
Very good !
Enjoyed this production
Excelente! Gracias!❤
Great Thriller 👿🎥
These are fantastic! Ty very much
I didnt intend to watch it, but i did.
☕ Thank you for posting🍪
Ricordo bene il telefilm, qui in Italia andò in onda su una sindycation di TV locali (Videolina in Sardegna) nei primissimi anni '80. La sigla è sempre agghiacciante 😬
Qui si vede un giovane Robert Powell, in seguito protagonista del "Gesù di Nazareth" di Zeffirelli.
20:41 You can see a crewman in the hall mirror.
Good catch~ only a flash!
Married couple...separate beds 😂.. how romantic
Hm. Just started this one. The way the young woman is portrayed in the first scènes makes me think: really? Did they believe in 1973, that a woman would fall thát easily for a man who is obviously overdoing it. Personally, I would be very suspicious when a guy would overwhelm me with flowers the second day you've met...let alone marry him. What a creep.
Strangely enough, I saw eerie similarities to English lady-killer John Cannan, who was convicted in 1988. There are documentaries here on TH-cam, at least one features a video recording of a profile interview with a dating agency. This scripted portrayal played by Robert Powell is far, far more plausible than real life killer Cannan, in my opinion.
Chi l'avrebbe mai detto. Un Robert Powell che, con la visione di un genio ,sarebbe poi diventato l'icona di Cristo nel mondo.
Jesus! is him! XD
lol well spotted :)
Tabris Morissette, thing is he looks about as much like the actual historical Jesus as George Washington did. His casting is like some children's Bible editor's choice for what Jesus would like.
Tabris Morissette, “He art Thou.” 😉
Best jesus!!♥️
Yes!!❤
Linda thorson! Tara king!❤
Yes from the avengers
@@lucattsur ♥️♥️
Robert Powell needed a fish supper back then...
He was a smoker back then. Gained weight after he quit smoking.
many famous actors one was a Special Agent ..
Must've been great to be a posh actor in the 70s, you're the last one who needs the money but damnit it just keeps rolling in old boy
Hahahahah. They weren't posh actors though, they were just voice trained in what was called BBC English. In the early days you could rarely get on tv without it. Regional accents were frowned upon then. There were exceptions of course, but in general terms BBC was the way.
Being 'posh' doesn't automatically mean being well paid, or well off.
robert powell was from my home town of salford and he went to a grammar school
This is the Biography of Dennis Reynolds.
Very good episode
I guess somebody played radio or walkman for a moment incidentally in 17:12 in the background. LOL :)