- New York Confidential (TV series)
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New York Confidential Genre crime drama Directed by mostly directed by
Jack Gage and
Steve Sekely
also
Justus AddissStarring Lee Tracy Opening theme Alfred Newman Ending theme Joseph Mullendore[1] No. of episodes 39 Production Executive producer(s) Leon Fromkess Location(s) United States
United KingdomRunning time 30 minutes Broadcast Original channel Syndicated in US
Rediffusion in UKPicture format 1.33:1 Audio format mono Original run 1958 – 1959[2] New York Confidential was a 1958[1][2] crime drama, syndicated in the US, but broadcast on London's local ITV station, Associated-Rediffusion, in the UK. It was co-produced by ITC Entertainment, Metropolis Productions, Inc., and Television Programs of America.
Running for 39 half-hour monochrome episodes, the series chronicled the adventures of a New York newspaper columnist Lee Cochran, played by Lee Tracy.
The series is often mis-remembered today as having flowed from a 1955 Broderick Crawford movie of the same name. However, neither Lee Cochran, nor any newspaper columnist, features in the film. In truth, the two works were unrelated attempts to adapt the same novel by Jack Lait and Lee Mortimer, with varying degrees of fidelity to that source. The film is frequently cited as being merely "suggested" by the book, whereas the television series is seen as being "based upon" it.[3][4]
Episode list
- Sudden Money
- Covenant with Death
- Come Home to Death
- Semper Fidelis
- Chinatown, My Chinatown
- Child of Terror
- Legacy
- Garment District
- Law is for Suckers
- Massacre
- Girl from Nowhere
- Skid Row Mouthpiece
- New Citizen
- The Bullet
- The Seeing Eye
- Man on Parole
- Broadway Sam
- Crosseyed Camera
- Death in Pursuit
- The Skin Game
- Medallion
- Horse on the Loose
- Incident at Fulton Market
- Positive Identification
- Custody
- The Most Dangerous Animal
- House of Strangers
- Body on a Couch
- The Lonely Man
- The Assassin
- Johnny Cordes
- The Captain Kenesaw Story
- In Retaliation
- Miracle for Gisella
- Face of Clay
- Death is the Collateral
- Ransom
- Life Care
- Airline Hostess
References
External links
- New York Confidential at the Internet Movie Database
- New York Confidential at TV.com
- Classic TV Archive information
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