Year
|
Production |
Director |
Producer |
1951
|
Tales
of Tomorrow (TV series)
"Zero
Hour"
"Marionettes, Inc."
script credits unknown, from Bradbury stories
These
episodes were almost certainly never filmed - neither episode
is listed in any of the standard episode guides for Tales
of Tomorrow.
ABC
[Information
sources: William F. Nolan, Ray Bradbury Companion
(1975),
dandelion, http://epguides.com/TalesofTomorrow/ ]
|
|
|
1951
|
Lights
Out (TV series)
Episode
100: "Zero Hour" (23 Jul 1951)
script by George Lefferts, from Bradbury
story
NBC
30min/black & white
[Information
sources:
http://www.cylist.com/List/400151201/
http://ctva.biz/US/Anthology/LightsOut.htm]
|
unknown
|
unknown
|
1951
|
Out There (TV series)
Episode
9: "The Man" (23 Dec 1951)
script credit unknown, from Bradbury story
CBS
30min/black & white
[Information
source: http://www.tvtome.com/tvtome/servlet/ShowMainServlet/showid-3701/]
|
unknown
|
unknown
|
1952
|
Suspense (TV series)
Episode
136: "Summer Night" (19 Feb 1952)
script credit unknown, from the Bradbury
story "The Whole Town's Sleeping"
CBS
30min/black & white
[Information
source: http://www.tvtome.com/tvtome/servlet/ShowMainServlet/showid-3701/]
|
unknown
|
unknown
|
1952
|
CBS Television Workshop (TV series)
Episode
10: "The Rocket " (16 March 1952)
script by Mel Goldberg, from the Bradbury
story "The Rocket"
CBS
30min/black & white
[Information
sources:
http://www.imdb.com
http://ctva.biz/US/Anthology/CBSWorkshop_1952.htm]
|
unknown
|
unknown
|
1953
|
The
Beast from Twenty Thousand Fathoms (film)
Screenplay
by Lou Morheim & Fred Freiberger, from Bradbury short
story (“The Fog Horn”)
Warner
80min/black & white
|
Eugene Lourie |
Hal Chester/Jack Dietz |
1953
|
It
Came from Outer Space (film)
Screenplay
by Harry Essex, from a screen treatment (“The Meteor”) by
Bradbury
Universal-International
80min/black & white
|
Jack Arnold |
William Alland |
|
Starlight
Summer Theater (TV Series) |
|
|
|
"The
Black Ferris" (prior to Dec 1954)
script by Mel Dinelli, from the Bradbury
story
This
episode (which William Nolan refers to as a series pilot)
was aired locally (in California?), and the same teleplay
broadcast nationally in Sneak
Preview in 1956. It isn't clear whether the Sneak
Preview version was a new production or just a re-run.
[Information
sources: William Nolan, Ray Bradbury Companion; dandelion;
Eller & Touponce, Ray Bradbury: The Life of Fiction
(p261)]
|
unknown
|
unknown
|
1954
- 56
|
Jane
Wyman’s Fireside Theatre (TV series) |
|
|
|
"The
Relentless Weavers" (30 Mar 1954)
said to be based on Bradbury's Dark Carnival
(unconfirmed)
|
unknown
|
unknown
|
|
"The
Bullet Trick" (20 Nov 1956)
script "The Marked Bullet" by Bradbury
[Information
source: http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/Stage/2950/Anthology/FiresideTheatre.htm]
Revue/Lewman/NBC
30min bw
|
unknown
|
unknown
|
1955
|
Star
Tonight (TV series) |
|
|
|
"Zero
Hour "
script credit unknown, based on Bradbury
story
This
episode may not have been made, as it is not listed in any
of the standard episode guides for this series, such as
TV.com
[Information
sources: William F. Nolan, Ray Bradbury Companion
(1975),
dandelion, http://www.tv.com/star-tonight/show/5828/episode_guide.html&season=1
]
CBS
30min bw
|
unknown
|
unknown
|
1955
|
Windows
(TV series) |
|
|
|
"The
World Out There" (22 July 1955)
script credit unknown, based on Bradbury
story "The Great Wide World Over There"
[Information
sources:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0386991/
Eller, J.R. & Touponce, W.F. (2004) Ray Bradbury:
The Life of Fiction. Kent, Ohio: Kent State University
Press (p.468)]
CBS
30min bw
|
unknown
|
unknown
|
1955
- 62
|
Alfred
Hitchcock Presents (TV series) |
|
|
|
Episode
18: "Shopping For Death" (29 Jan 1956)
script by Bradbury, based on his story "Touched
with Fire"
|
Robert
Stevens |
Norman
Lloyd |
|
Episode
20: "And So Died Riabouchinska" (12 Feb 1956)
script by Mel Dinelli, from Bradbury story
of the same name |
Robert
Stevenson |
Norman
Lloyd |
|
Episode
123: "Design For Loving" (9 Nov 1958)
script by Bradbury, based on "Marionettes,
Inc." |
Robert
Stevens |
Norman
Lloyd |
|
Episode
163: "Special Delivery" (29 Nov 1959)
script by Bradbury; later adapted into short
story "Boys! Raise Giant Mushrooms in Your Cellar"
|
Norman
Lloyd |
Norman
Lloyd |
|
Episode
246: "The Faith Of Aaron Menefee" (30 Jan 1962)
script by Bradbury, story by
Stanley Ellin
|
Norman
Lloyd |
Norman
Lloyd |
|
CBS/Universal/Shamley;
laterNBC/Universal/Shamley
25min/black & white
|
|
|
1956
|
Moby
Dick (film)
Screenplay
by Bradbury & John Huston, from the novel by Herman
Melville.
John
Huston
116min/colour
|
John Huston |
John Huston |
1956
|
Studio
57 (TV series) |
|
|
|
"Cora
and the Great Wide World" (20 May 1956)
script credit unknown, based on Bradbury
story
Syndicated
30min bw
[Information
sources:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0046648/
Eller, J.R. & Touponce, W.F. (2004) Ray Bradbury:
The Life of Fiction. Kent, Ohio: Kent State University
Press (p.468)]
|
unknown |
unknown
|
|
Sneak
Preview (TV series) |
|
|
|
"Merry-Go-Round"
(10 Jul 1956)
script by Mel Dinelli, based on Bradbury
story "The Black Ferris".
Dinelli's
teleplay had been aired locally (in California?) in 1954
(see Starlight Summer Theater).
It isn't clear whether the Sneak Preview version
was a new production or just a re-run.
[Information
sources: William Nolan, Ray Bradbury Companion; dandelion;
Eller & Touponce, Ray Bradbury: The Life of Fiction
(p261)]
NBC
30min bw
|
unknown |
unknown
|
|
Playhouse
90 (TV series) |
|
|
|
Episode
43: "Sound of a Different Drummer" (3 Oct 1957)
script byRobert Allen Arthur, based on Bradbury's
Fahrenheit 451 (uncredited - Bradbury sucessfully
sued).
[Information
sources:
http://www.tvtome.com/tvtome/servlet/EpisodeGuideSummary/showid-2182/season-all
http://www.geraldpeary.com/interviews/ghi/hayden.html ]
CBS
90min bw
|
John Frankenheimer |
unknown
|
1958
|
Rendezvous
(TV series) |
|
|
|
"The
Wonderful Ice Cream Suit"
script credit unknown, based on Bradbury
story
This
episode may not have been filmed.
[Information
sources: William F. Nolan, Ray Bradbury Companion
(1975),
dandelion]
ABC
30min bw
|
|
|
1958
|
Steve
Canyon (TV series) |
|
|
|
Episode
13: "The Gift" (20 Dec 1958)
script by Bradbury, story by Bradbury and
Sidney Carroll. Based on Bradbury's short story of the same
name.
Pegasus/NBC
30min bw
|
Don Taylor |
David Haft/
Michael Meshekoff |
1959
|
Trouble
Shooters (TV series) |
|
|
|
Episode
12: "The Tunnel To Yesterday" (4 Dec 1959)
script by Bradbury
Meridian/Ziv/United
Artists/NBC
30min
bw
|
unknown |
Frederic W. Ziv |
1959-62
|
The
Twilight Zone (TV series) |
|
|
|
Here
There be Tygers
(1959
- unsold script by Bradbury, based on his story of the same
name)
|
|
|
|
A
Miracle of Rare Device
(1960-61 - unfilmed script by Bradbury, later
adapted into short story of the same
name) |
|
|
|
I Sing
The Body Electric (1962)
script by Bradbury, later
adapted into short story
of the same name
|
James
Sheldon/
William Claxton |
Buck
Houghton |
|
Nothing
in the Dark (1962)
script by George Clayton Johnson, based on
the Bradbury story "Death and the Maiden" (not
credited)
|
|
Buck
Houghton |
|
CBS/Cayuga
25min/black & white
|
|
|
1961
|
King
Of Kings (film)
Screenplay
by Philip Yordan; narration written by Bradbury (uncredited).
MGM/Samuel
Bronston
161min/colour
|
Nicholas Ray |
Samuel Bronston |
1962
|
Alcoa
Premiere (TV series) |
|
|
|
Episode
17: "The Jail" (6 Feb 1962)
Script by Ray Bradbury
Revue/ABC
60min bw
|
Norman Lloyd |
Joan Harrison |
1962
|
Icarus
Montgolfier Wright (animated short film)
Screenplay
by Bradbury & George Clayton Johnson, from the Bradbury
story
18min/colour
|
unknown |
Jules Engel/ Herbert Klynn |
1963
|
The
Story of a Writer (documentary/TV special)
(20 Nov 1963)
Includes
dramatised story "Dial Double Zero", which has
never been published in print.
This
film can be viewed and downloaded in its entirety from:
http://www.archive.org/details/RayBradburyStoryOfAWriterByDavidL.Wolper
David
Wolper Productions
25min bw
|
|
|
1964
|
The
Alfred Hitchcock Hour (TV series) |
|
|
|
Episode
49: "The Jar" (14 Feb 1964)
script
by James Bridges; from the Bradbury story.
|
Norman
Lloyd |
Norman
Lloyd |
|
Episode
68: "The Life and Work Of Juan Diaz" (26 Oct 1964)
script by Bradbury, from his story "The
Life Work of Juan Diaz".
|
Norman
Lloyd |
Norman
Lloyd |
|
NBC/Universal/Shamley
50min/black & white
|
|
|
1964(?)
|
And
the Rock Cried Out (unproduced screenplay)
Screenplay
by Ray Bradbury
[Unproduced
to date]
|
|
Carol
Reed |
1965
|
El
Marciano (short film)
Screenplay
by Francisco Montolío, from a story by Bradbury
[Information
source: Internet Movie Database]
|
Francisco Montolío |
|
1965
|
Out
of the Unknown (TV series)
"The
Fox and the Forest" (22 Nov 1965)
Teleplay
by Terry Nation, Meade Roberts, from the story by Bradbury
[Information
sources: Internet Movie Database;
http://www.625.org.uk/ootu/ootuag.htm; http://www.eofftv.com]
|
Robin Midgley |
Irene
Shubik |
|
Fahrenheit
451 (film)
Screenplay
by Francois Truffaut & Jean-Louis Richard, from the
Bradbury novel.
Rank/Anglo
Enterprise/Vineyard
112min/colour
|
Francois
Truffaut |
Lewis
M. Allen |
1968
|
Journey
to the Unknown (TV series)
|
|
|
|
Episode
10: "Somewhere in a Crowd" (5 Dec 1968)
script
by Michael J. Bird; from the Bradbury story "The Crowd"
(not credited).
|
Alan
Gibson |
Joan
Harrison/
Anthony Hinds |
|
Hammer/ABC
60min/colour
|
|
|
1969
|
The
Illustrated Man (film)
Screenplay
by Howard B. Kreitsek, from the Bradbury stories.
Warner/SKM
103min/colour
|
Jack
Smight |
Howard
B. Kreitsek/Ted Mann |
1969
|
Melodrama
Infernal (short film)
Screenplay
by Josefina Molina, Romualdo Molina, from Bradbury stories.
[Information
source: Internet Movie Database]
Spanish film
|
unknown |
unknown |
1969
|
The
Picasso Summer (film)
Screenplay
by Douglas Spaulding (pseudonym for Bradbury) and Edwin
Boyd, based on the story "In a Season of Calm Weather"
90min/colour
[Information
source:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0064808/ ]
|
Serge
Bourguignon |
Robert
Sallin |
1971
|
The
Curiosity Shop (TV series) |
|
|
|
Episode
1: "The Groon" (Jan 1971)
script by Bradbury
ABC
30min
colour
|
unknown |
unknown |
1972
|
The
Screaming Woman (TV film)
Screenplay
by Merwin Gerard, from the Bradbury story. (First aired
ABC Jan 29 1972)
Universal
73min/colour
|
Jack
Smight |
William
Frye |
1975
|
Distant
Early Warning (TV film)
Screenplay
credit unknown, based on the Bradbury story "Mars Is
Heaven" (not credited). First aired under the Wide
World Mystery umbrella title, ABC 21 Oct 1975.
ABC
90min/colour
[Information
source: Internet Movie Database]
|
Wes
Kenney |
Unknown |
1976
|
The
Murderer (short film)
Screenplay
by Andrew Silver, from the Bradbury story (first aired on
PBS 12 Oct 1976)
[Information
sources:
Internet Movie Database
Eller, J.R. & Touponce, W.F. (2004) Ray Bradbury:
The Life of Fiction. Kent, Ohio: Kent State University
Press (p.471)]
|
Andrew
Silver |
Andrew
Silver |
1978
|
Zero
Hour (short film)
Screenplay
credit unknown (possibly Darlene Chaffee), from the Bradbury
story.
[Information
source: Eric Carter, Thomas Petitpas]
BFA
Educational Media/CBS
20min/colour
|
Darlene
Chaffee |
unknown |
1979
|
Gnomes
(TV film)
Screenplay
by Bradbury, Sam Moore, Maurice Rapf, from the book by Wil
Huygen and Rien Poortvliet.
[Information
source: Cinefantastique Vol 8 No 2/3 (1979); Internet Movie
Database]
CBS
60min/colour
|
Jack
Zander |
|
1979
|
The
Veldt (TV film)
Screenplay
credit unknown, from the Bradbury story.
[Information
source: Thomas Petitpas]
CBS
24min/colour
|
Diane
Haak |
|
197?
|
The
Flying Machine (TV film)
Screenplay
credit unknown, from the Bradbury story.
[Information
source: Thomas Petitpas]
16min/colour
|
|
|
1980
|
Omnibus:
"Ray Bradbury - The Illustrated Man"
(TV
documentary)
Interviews,
Bradbury reading from his stories, brief dramatisations
BBC
TV 15 Jan 1980
50min/colour
|
|
David
Wheatley |
1980
|
The
Martian Chronicles (TV series)
Screenplay
by Richard Matheson, from the Bradbury novel.
NBC/Charles
Fries Productions
3x75min/colour
|
Michael
Anderson |
Andrew
Donnelly/ Nelson Subotsky |
1982
|
All
Summer in a Day (TV film)
Screenplay
by S. Murdock Donaldson, from the Bradbury story
Learning
Corporation of America
25min/colour
|
Ed
Kaplan
|
Karl
Epstein |
1982
|
Any
Friend of Nicholas Nickleby is a Friend of Mine (TV
film)
Screenplay
by Mary Trimble, from the Bradbury story "Any Friend
of Nicholas Nickleby's is a Friend of Mine"
[Information
source: Internet Movie Database]
55min/colour
|
Ralph
Rosenblum
|
Morton
Neal Miller |
1982
|
The
Electric Grandmother (TV film)
Screenplay
by Bradbury and Jeffrey Kindley, from the Bradbury story
"I Sing the Body Electric"
Learning
Corporation of America
55min/colour
|
Noel
Black
|
Doro
Bachrach |
1982
|
The
Invisible Boy (TV film)
Screenplay
by Bruce Harmon, from the Bradbury story
Learning
Corporation of America
25min/colour
|
Mark
Cullingham
|
unknown
|
1982
|
Little
Nemo in Slumberland (unproduced screenplay)
Screenplay
by Ray Bradbury, from the comic strip by Winsor McKay
[See
1992 for more information]
|
|
Gary
Kurtz
|
1983
|
Quest
(short film)
Screenplay
by Ray Bradbury
[Information
source: Starlog No 84/Internet Movie Database]
c.30min/colour
|
Saul
Bass
|
Saul
Bass/Elaine Bass
|
1983
|
Savannen
(TV film)
Screenplay
by Tord Pååg, based on Bradbury's "The Veldt"
[Information
source: Internet Movie Database]
Swedish TV production
|
Tord
Pååg
|
|
1983
|
Something
Wicked This Way Comes (film)
Screenplay by Ray Bradbury, from his novel.
Walt Disney-Bryna Co./Buena Vista
94min/colour
|
Jack
Clayton
|
Peter
Douglas
|
1984
|
There
Will Come Soft Rains (animated short film)
Adapted
from the Bradbury short story.
[Information
source: The Encyclopedia Of Science Fiction CD-ROM]
Uzbek film
11min/colour
|
Nazim
Tulyakhodzayev
|
|
1985-92
|
The
Ray Bradbury Theater (TV series)
All episodes scripted by Ray Bradbury, based on his short
stories.
|
|
Various |
|
- Marionettes,
Inc. |
Paul
Lynch |
|
|
- The Playground |
William
Fruet |
|
|
- The Crowd |
Ralph
L. Thomas |
|
|
- The Town
Where No One Got Off |
Don
McBrearty |
|
|
- The
Screaming Woman |
Bruce
Pittman |
|
|
-
Banshee
|
Douglas
Jackson |
|
|
- The Fruit
at the Bottom of the Bowl |
|
|
|
- Skeleton |
|
|
|
- The Emissary |
|
|
|
- Gotcha |
|
|
|
- The Man Upstairs |
|
|
|
- The Small
Assassin |
Tom
Cotter |
|
|
- Punishment Without Crime |
|
|
|
- On the Orient, North |
|
|
|
- The Coffin |
|
|
|
- Tyrannosaurus Rex |
|
|
|
- There Was an Old Woman |
|
|
|
- And So Died Riabouchinska
|
|
|
|
- The Dwarf |
|
|
|
- A Miracle of Rare Device |
|
|
|
- The Lake |
|
|
|
- The Wind |
|
|
|
- The Pedestrian |
|
|
|
- A Sound
of Thunder |
Costa
Botes |
|
|
- The Wonderful Death of Dudley Stone |
|
|
|
- The Haunting of the New |
|
|
|
- To the Chicago Abyss |
|
|
|
- Hail and Farewell |
|
|
|
- The Veldt |
|
|
|
- “Boys! Raise Giant Mushrooms in Your Cellar!”
|
|
|
|
- Mars is Heaven |
|
|
|
- The Murderer |
|
|
|
- Touched with Fire |
|
|
|
- Usher II |
|
|
|
- Touch of Petulance |
|
|
|
- And The Moon Be Still As Bright |
|
|
|
- The Toynbee Convector |
|
|
|
- Exorcism |
|
|
|
- The Day It Rained Forever |
|
|
|
- The Long
Years |
Paul
Lynch |
|
|
- Here There Be Tygers
|
|
|
|
- The Earthmen |
Graeme
Campbell |
|
|
- Zero Hour |
|
|
|
- The Jar |
|
|
|
- The Long Rain |
|
|
|
- Colonel Stonesteel and the "Desperate Empties"
(based on "Colonel
Stonesteel's Genuine Home-Made Truly Egyptian Mummy") |
|
|
|
- The Concrete Mixer |
|
|
|
- The Utterly Perfect Murder |
|
|
|
- Let's Play Poison |
|
|
|
- The Martian |
|
|
|
- The Lonely One (based on "The Whole Town's
Sleeping") |
|
|
|
- The Happiness Machine |
|
|
|
- Tomorrow’s Child |
|
|
|
- The Anthem Sprinters |
|
|
|
- The Long Rain |
|
|
|
- The Dead Man |
|
|
|
- Sun and Shadow |
|
|
|
- The Silent Towns |
|
|
|
- Downwind from Gettysburg |
|
|
|
- Some Live Like Lazarus |
|
|
|
- The Handler |
|
|
|
- Fee Fie Foe Fum |
|
|
|
- The Great Wide World Over There |
|
|
|
- The Tombstone
|
|
|
|
[Information
sources: Starlog Nos. 104,110,128,153; Cinefantastique Vol
16 No 2 (May 1986)]
HBO/Wilcox
Productions/Atlantis Productions; later episodes: USA Network/Wilcox/Atlantis/others
25min/colour
|
|
|
1985
|
The
(New) Twilight Zone (TV series) |
|
|
|
The
Burning Man
script by J.D. Feigelson, from the Bradbury
story |
J.D.
Feigelson |
Phil
DeGuere/
James Crocker |
|
The
Elevator
script by Bradbury
|
Ralph
L. Thomas |
Phil
DeGuere/
James Crocker |
|
CBS
c.15min/colour
|
|
|
1986
|
A&E
Short Stories (TV series) |
|
|
|
Episode
??: "The Inspired Chicken Motel"
script
credit unknown, from the Bradbury story (either unproduced,
or produced but never broadcast)
[Information
source:
Eller, J.R. & Touponce, W.F. (2004) Ray Bradbury:
The Life of Fiction. Kent, Ohio: Kent State University
Press (p.485)]
NBC/Universal
25min/colour
|
unknown
|
unknown
|
1986
|
Alfred
Hitchcock Presents (TV series) |
|
|
|
Episode
23: "The Jar" (6 Apr 1986)
script
by Larry Wilson and Michael McDowell, from the Bradbury
story
NBC/Universal
25min/colour
|
Tim
Burton
|
unknown
|
1986
|
WonderWorks
(TV series)
|
|
|
|
Walking
on Air
teleplay
by Ed Kaplan, from a Bradbury story
[Information
source: Internet Movie Database]
|
Ed
Kaplan
|
Ricki
Franklin
|
1987
|
Vel’d
(film)
Screenplay
by Nazim Tulyakhodzhaev, from stories by Bradbury (including
“The Veldt”, “The Garbage Collector”, “Hail And Farewell”,
“The Dragon”, and parts of Dandelion Wine).
[Information
source: The Encyclopedia Of Science Fiction CD-ROM]
Uzbek
film
90mins/colour
|
Nazim
Tulyakhodzayev
|
unknown
|
1988
|
Trinadtsatyj
apostol (film)
Screenplay
by Suren Babayan, Georgi Nikolayev; based on Bradbury's
The Martian Chronicles.
[Information
source: Internet Movie Database]
|
Suren
Babayan
|
unknown
|
1992
|
Little
Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland (animated film)
Screenplay
by Bradbury, Chris Columbus, Richard Outten; story by Yutaka
Fujioka, Jean Giraud; based on the comic strip by Winsor
McCay.
[See
1982 for more information]
[Information
source: Internet Movie Database]
Japanese
production, distributed by Hemdale.
85mins/colour
|
Masami
Hata, Masanori Hata, William T. Hurtz
|
Yutaka
Fujioka
|
|
The
Halloween Tree (animated TV film)
Teleplay
by Bradbury, from his short novel (first aired 30 Oct 1993)
[Information
sources:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0191173/
Eller, J.R. & Touponce, W.F. (2004) Ray Bradbury:
The Life of Fiction. Kent, Ohio: Kent State University
Press (p.486)]
Hanna-Barbera/Cartoon
Network
??mins/colour
|
Mario
Piluso |
|
1995
|
Ray
Bradbury: an American Icon (documentary film)
Atlantis/Sci-Fi
Channel
4 7 mins/colour
|
Robert
Duncan |
|
1997
|
Vino
Iz Oduvanchikov (film)
Screenplay
by Igor Apasyan, Aleksei Leontyev; based on Bradbury's Dandelion
Wine.
[Information
source: Internet Movie Database]
|
Igor
Apasyan |
Igor
Apasyan |
1998
|
The
Wonderful Ice Cream Suit (TV film)
Teleplay
by Bradbury, from his short story and play.
[Information
source: Internet Movie Database]
77mins/colour
|
Stuart
Gordon |
Roy
E. Disney/Stuart Gordon |
2004
|
A
Sound of Thunder (film)
Screenplay
by Thomas Dean Donnelly, Clement Enlatarne, Joshua Oppenheimer,
Gregory Poirier, from Bradbury story.
[Information
source: Internet Movie Database]
|
Peter
Hyams |
|
2006
|
A
Piece of Wood (short film)
Screenplay
by Tony Baez Milan, from Bradbury story.
[Information
source: http://www.urbanarchipelagofilms.com]
|
Tony
Baez Milan |
|
2006
|
The
Small Assassin (short film)
Screenplay
by Brian Caunter, Josh Staman, from Bradbury story.
[Information
source: Nard
Kordell via Ray Bradbury Message Board.]
|
Chris
Charles |
|
2008
|
Chrysalis
(film)
Screenplay
by Tony Baez Milan, screen story by Roger Lay Jr & Tony
Baez Milan; from Bradbury story.
|
Tony
Baez Milan |
Roger
Lay Jr |