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Ida Lupino on TV This Week
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Sun 9
Four Star Playhouse — Ida Lupino
A well-regarded '50s anthology show featuring four marquee actors who starred on a rotating basis. Originally, two of the four were to be Joel McCrea and Rosalind Russell, but they were replaced by David Niven and Ida Lupino (joining Charles Boyer and Dick Powell). A recurring character, nightclub owner Willie Dante, was spun off into his own series called 'Dante' in 1960, with Howard Duff taking over the role originated by Powell.
Air Time & Details for Ida Lupino, Sun 9, 4:30 pm -
Wed 12
The Wild Wild West: The Night of the Big Blast — Ida Lupino
A mad scientist has invented a robot that looks exactly like West (Robert Conrad). Artemus: Ross Martin. Lily: Mala Powers. Peters: Robert Miller Driscoll. Attorney General: Melville Ruick.
Air Time & Details for Ida Lupino, Wed 12, 9:00 pm -
Thu 13
Road House — Ida Lupino
Ida Lupino, Richard Widmark and Cornel Wilde form a potent romantic triangle in this superior melodrama. Susie: Celeste Holm. Arthur: O.Z. Whitehead. Mike: Robert Karnes. Lefty: George Beranger. Sheriff: Ian Macdonald. Judge: Grandon Rhodes. Some good, torchy singing by Lupino.
Air Time & Details for Ida Lupino, Thu 13, 10:25 pm
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Biography
About Ida Lupino
London-born actress/director/screenwriter Ida Lupino came from a family of performers. She played small parts in Hollywood films through the 1930s until she starred opposite Humphrey Bogart in High Sierra (1941), which led to bigger roles in films of the '40s. Early on, she appeared in Peter Ibbetson (1935), Anything Goes (1936), Artists and Models (1937), The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (1939), and The Light That Failed (1939), among others.
Later, she appeared in Ladies in Retirement (1941), The Sea Wolf (1941), Life Begins at Eight-Thirty (1942), and Forever and a Day (1943), and continued performing on into the 1960s, but not in major films. Starting with Not Wanted (1949), which she also co-wrote, she became the only female movie director of her time. She specialized in dramatic and suspense films, including Never Fear (1949), The Hitch-Hiker (1953), The Bigamist (1953), and the comedy The Trouble with Angels (1966).
She also directed episodes of many television series, including The Untouchables and The Fugitive.