Bold Journey

Serie de TV
1956–1959
30min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaBefore CNN, cam-corders, and communications satellites, the only way to view exotic locales was on real film that might take weeks or months to arrive from the far corners of the world. The ... Leer todoBefore CNN, cam-corders, and communications satellites, the only way to view exotic locales was on real film that might take weeks or months to arrive from the far corners of the world. The raison d'etre for this program was to bring that film to the television viewer. Each week ... Leer todoBefore CNN, cam-corders, and communications satellites, the only way to view exotic locales was on real film that might take weeks or months to arrive from the far corners of the world. The raison d'etre for this program was to bring that film to the television viewer. Each week some adventurer would be asked to narrate his 16 mm home movies for the viewing audience. ... Leer todo

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- Jack Douglas
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- Jack Douglas
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Nominado para 1 premio Primetime Emmy
- 1 nominación en total

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Ingebor in Hollywood featuring guest Ingeborg Green is a behind the scenes look at what it took to take 3-D photos for View-Master® reels. A funny production blooper occurs at the very beginning when host John Stephenson holds up a View-Master® viewer, clicks down the advance lever and holds it down while describing "there in gorgeous color is a 3-D sequence of exciting films." Everyone knows that when you hold down the lever on a View-Master® viewer you can't see the slides because the images are covered by the advance mechanism.

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10/10

excellent documentary series

This was one of a number of similar series of true adventure stories popular in the 1950's.It was hosted by Jack Douglas,who had previously hosted the similar "I Search For Adventure" series,even better, a few years earlier.This was also produced by Julian & Sol Lessser.Each week a different person or persons who had gone on some type of adventure,usually into a remote part of the earth would show the movies they had made of their trip,narrating while the host asked questions and made comments.The programs varied in interest,of course, depending on the type of adventure.Mountain climbing,skindiving to lost wrecks,raft trips,archeology,were some of the types of things that you saw. The variety, and the fact that these were REAL adventures,unlike the so-called "reality" programs of today, is what gave them lasting value.Let us hope that these series still exist and that some day we may be able to view them again.