TV & Film
The 1970’s were Peak Made for TV Movies, and they tended to fall within three camps: You had the good - Brian’s Song, a true story about the death of the Chicago Bears football player, Gayle Sayers - the one movie that made every man on the planet cry before Spock’s death in the Wrath of Khan came along. You had the hidden potential - Duel, a young Steven Spielberg’s first foray into full length film that pitted ol’ Marshall McCloud himself, Dennis Weaver, against a homicidal big rig driver who just will. Not. Die. You had the springboard - Shows such as The Night Stalker and Columbo came from Made for TV movies. Then you have this month’s movie - Black Noon. The Bill Makes Podcasts Website Bill Makes Podcasts Facebook Group Become a Patron for as little as $5 a month and get weekly episodes! Join the Gentle Listener Newsletter!