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Thu 6
The Twilight Zone: Piano in the House — Joan Hackett
Barry Morse (Lt. Gerard in "The Fugitive") as a cynic who takes advantage of a player piano that reveals listeners' hidden selves. Written by Earl Hamner Jr. ("The Waltons"). Esther: Joan Hackett. Marge: Muriel Landers. Walker: Don Durant. Throckmorton: Phil Coolidge. Marvin: Cyril Delevanti. Rod Serling is the host.
Air Time & Details for Joan Hackett, Thu 6, 12:35 am -
Thu 6
Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Servant Problem — Joan Hackett
Novelist Kerwin Drake is astonished---and far from happy---when his long-missing wife turns up.
Air Time & Details for Joan Hackett, Thu 6, 1:05 am -
Fri 7
The Last of Sheila — Joan Hackett
A filmmaker invites six movie-business types on a weeklong yacht voyage on the Mediterranean, where they engage in a role-playing game that turns murderous.
Air Time & Details for Joan Hackett, Fri 7, 8:00 pm -
Tue 11
The Last of Sheila — Joan Hackett
A filmmaker invites six movie-business types on a weeklong yacht voyage on the Mediterranean, where they engage in a role-playing game that turns murderous.
Air Time & Details for Joan Hackett, Tue 11, 9:55 am
Filmography
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Biography
About Joan Hackett
Former model Joan Hackett diligently studied acting under Lee Strasberg; proof that her diligence paid off was her critically acclaimed performance in the 1961 Broadway production Call Me By My Rightful Name. A versatile actress who successfully combined brains with beauty (not always the case with ingenues of the 1960s), Hackett made her film debut in 1966's The Group. Perhaps her best film performance was as the lonely frontier wife who is briefly attracted to drifter Charlton Heston in Will Penny (1968).
Hackett's TV work included recurring roles on the dramatic weekly The Defenders in the early 1960s and the situation comedy Another Day in 1978. Ravaged by cancer in her last months, Hackett could take some small comfort in the knowledge that her penultimate movie appearance in Only When I Laugh (1981) had won her a Golden Globe award and an Oscar nomination. Joan Hackett was at one time the wife of actor Richard Mulligan.