Tuesday, February 5, 2008
Route 66 : Tv Show
An adventurous Tv show Route 66, filmed in different part of United State. It was the story two young drifters with so much dream and goal for success, looking forward as they take their life like in the road of success. The great spirit born to them started after the death of (Martin Milner) Tod Stile's father.
This Tv Show Route 66 Series also make in history, being the first television show shot entirely on location. Whichever used "the red Corvette.", but it was before light blue in the first season. and fawn beige for the second and third seasons.
Route 66 DVD Tv Series : October 1, 1960 – March 1, 1964
Composed of 4 season with 116 episode
Genre : adventure Drama Series
Created by : Stirling Silliphant
Directed by : Arthur Hiller and George Sherman
Cast : Martin Milner Tod Stiles (28episodes, 1960-1964)
George Maharis Buz Murdock (17 episodes, 1960-1963)
posted by potchie at
12:18 PM
8 Comments:
I wonder how would drifting look like those days 1960s.
i watched more than half of the episodes and was never disappointed.
DVD
I have watched a classic show with drifting before, and I really enjoy watching it, I just can't recall the title of that show. But I guess this one is also good.
I'm hoping that I can see this series in the future.. I'd like to see the drifting of those days..
Interesting show.... like to purchase videos of all my favorite shows through Acorn.
nice anime love it
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At last, this old tv series is now available on dvd. We can now watch the American most dramatic television series.
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