John Mantley - Turner Classic Movies

About

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Birth Place

Toronto, Ontario, CA

Born

April 25, 1920

Died

January 14, 2003

Filmography

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The Parson and the Outlaw (1957)

Dialogue Director

Three Came Home (1950)

Australian prisoner of war

The Secret Fury (1950)

Sword in the Desert (1949)

My Blood Runs Cold (1965)

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My Blood Runs Cold (1965) -- (Movie Clip) Now Do You Believe Me?

My Blood Runs Cold (1965) -- (Movie Clip) I'd Know You Anywhere

Biography

Filmography

Director (Feature Film)

The Parson and the Outlaw (1957)

Dialogue Director

Cast (Feature Film)

Three Came Home (1950)

Australian prisoner of war

The Secret Fury (1950)

Sword in the Desert (1949)

Writer (Feature Film)

My Blood Runs Cold (1965)

The 27th Day (1957)

The Parson and the Outlaw (1957)

Producer (Feature Film)

Gunsmoke: To the Last Man (1992)

Executive Producer

Gunsmoke: The Last Apache (1990)

Executive Producer

Gunsmoke: Return To Dodge City (1987)

The Macahans (1976)

Executive Producer

Production Companies (Feature Film)

Firecreek (1968)

Writer (Special)

Six Guns for Donegan (1959)

Six Guns for Donegan (1959)

Special Thanks (Special)

Six Guns for Donegan (1959)

Six Guns for Donegan (1959)

Life Events

Videos

My Blood Runs Cold (1965) -- (Movie Clip) Now Do You Believe Me? Mysterious Ben (Troy Donahue) and mystified Julie (Joey Heatherton), whom he calls Barbara, get disrobed on his yacht and swim to a cave where he produces further evidence that they’re reincarnated lovers, a money-scene from producer-director William Conrad (TV’s “Cannon”), in Warner Bros. My Blood Runs Cold, 1965.

My Blood Runs Cold (1965) -- (Movie Clip) I'd Know You Anywhere Immediately following the credits, we meet Joey Heatherton (as “Julie,” though called “Barbara” in the period prologue), with boyfriend Harry (Nicholas Coster), bombing down a coastal highway before encountering motorcyclist Ben (Troy Donahue), in My Blood Runs Cold, 1965.

My Blood Runs Cold (1965) -- (Movie Clip) And Wilt Thou Weep When I Am Low? Producer, director and future TV star William Conrad recites from Byron’s And Wilt Thou Weep When I Am Low? in the opening, then introduces Joey Heatherton in period garb, her name “Barbara” on the wind, all before credits, in My Blood Runs Cold, 1965, starring Troy Donahue.

My Blood Runs Cold (1965) -- (Movie Clip) I Come From A Lot Of Places Rich siblings Sarah (Jeanette Nolan) and Julian (Barry Sullivan) discuss his footloose daughter Julie (Joey Heatherton), who’s inside with boyfriend Harry (Nicholas Coster) and mysterious Ben (Troy Donahue), invited for drinks after she wrecked his motorbike, in My Blood Runs Cold, 1965.

27th Day, The -- (Movie Clip) Lend You A Weapon "The Alien" (Arnold Moss) gets to the business end of his pitch to his chosen humans (Gene Barry, Valerie French, George Voscovec, Azemat Janti, Marie Tsien) in a premise-setting scene from The 27th Day, 1957.

27th Day, The -- (Movie Clip) Opening Credits Opening title credits for the high-brow 1957 Science Fiction feature The 27th Day, directed by William Asher, from John Mantley's novel, starring Gene Barry, Valerie French and Arnold Moss.

27th Day, The -- (Movie Clip) Strange Broadcast Newsman Jonathan (Gene Barry) is dining at a restaurant when "The Alien" (Arnold Moss) interrupts all earthly broadcasting, setting off a panic explained by a TV Anchor (Paul Frees) in The 27th Day, 1957.

27th Day, The --(Movie Clip) Come With Me Please Five earthlings (Valerie French, Gene Barry, Marie Tsien, George Voskovec, Azemat Janti), diverse by the standards of the day, are collected by "The Alien" (Arnold Moss) in the opening scene from The 27th Day, 1957.

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