Arthur Miller 3-Pack (1966)

Synopsis: Three adaptations of Arthur Miller's works are included on this collection. DEATH OF A SALESMAN: One of the most famous American plays of all time and the winner of the Pulitzer Prize, Arthur... Three adaptations of Arthur Miller's works are included on this collection. DEATH OF A SALESMAN: One of the most famous American plays of all time and the winner of the Pulitzer Prize, Arthur Miller's DEATH OF A SALESMAN is adapted here for television. Broadcast in 1966, the production stars Lee J. Cobb as the central character, Willy Loman, and George Segal and James Farentino as his sons, Biff and Happy. AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE: When famed Norwegian dramatist Henrik Ibsen wrote AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE in 1866, it was considered controversial and ground breaking. Its subversive, powerful message still captures hearts and minds more than a century later. This Broadway adaptation, which was reworked by the great American playwright Arthur Miller, stars James Daly as the protagonist, a Norwegian doctor who finds out that the medicinal springs in his small town, which has brought it incredible fame and money, are actually poisoned. A striking, unforgettable tale of corruption and lies, Ibsen's drama is expertly performed here. A MEMORY OF TWO MONDAYS: One of America's most notable playwrights, Arthur Miller, shows off his uncanny ability to capture the country's Zeitgeist at a particular time in A MEMORY OF TWO MONDAYS. Miller uses his own experiences during the bleak period of the Great Depression to capture the spirit of a working-class family during that time. This production stars acclaimed actors Jack Warden, Dick Van Patten, and Harvey Keitel. [More]

Starring: Dick Van Patten, Harvey Keitel, Estelle Parsons, Jerry Stiller

Starring: Dick Van Patten, Harvey Keitel, Estelle Parsons, Jerry Stiller, James Daly, Philip Bosco, Kate Reid, Lee J. Cobb, Mildred Dunnock, George Segal, James Farentino