Diana Dors was a really good and talented actress, with over a hundred film roles, many to great acclaim. Every one I've seen is confirmation of that. She didn't stand a chance, though, being manipulated by the wrong types of men in the film industry, beginning in her early teen years. She graduated with honours from LAMDA as their youngest student [she lied about her age, to get in]. With all the adulation, and that face and body, she was a natural target for the expoliters, and the 'Blonde Bombshell' idea quickly developed. The parties and orgies - which would hardly raise an eyebrow in this present age - might well have been part of the reaction of a strong but sensitive woman doing her best to survive all that falseness. Her life was more a tragedy than a scandal, I think. Thanks for this. As well as the story and acting I enjoyed Hitchcock's typical English dry humour.
Diana Dors deserves a "cult-like" dedication- she shouldn't be regarded as a Marilyn Monroe "wanna-be"- when I was younger I disliked everything about her but when I'd seen many more films- I've developed a respect for her talent. Her make-up was often "awful" but she cleverly took the "in" bleach and "goop" and created a trademark look, nobody could ever NOT notice her! Namaste from Canada
Back in her heyday she was suppose have been Britain's answer to their search for their Marilyn. Although they were both attractive in their own right, from seeing a few of Marilyn's and Door's works, I'm sorry but their is in my book absolutely No comparison! Diana was way too heavy and hard which is why, unlike Marilyn, she lots of times was cast as the "fem fetale" in dramatic flims due to her serious Noir like screen persona, and she played it well too. Marilyn, well, she unfortunately was good only for romance comedies, other than "cheesecake" pinups. So Diana was NO Marilyn, because Marilyn just didn't have the dead pan hard tough qualities Diana certainly had. I mean you May as as well try to compare M. Monroe to Lauren Becall, or Barbara Stynwick.
Well it makes me think about a real murder that s happened in my country...A aunt, an old lady, always gives money to her nephew who spent money playing games, one day she refused for it was always more and more money and then one day he beats her so strongly that you could believe she was dead. Fortunately she was not but have to spent the rest of her life in a wheelchair...When they went to the court she forgives her nephew for she loved him so much, he was a little touched and seemed to regret...Hitchcock is really inspired by real, thank you for sharing
In 1962 the suits at Revlon thought this episode ending was too gruesome for TV. Seems fairly mild today. Best one liner by Hitchcock: "Poor Irene was beside herself." 🤣🤣
I didn't know Jeno's pizza rolls have around that long. And it ties in great with Pizza Flix! Of course, there were no microwave ovens back then, but it's better to use a conventional oven or skillet anyway.
Originally scheduled for the end of the 1960-'61 season. NBC vetoed the episode because they considered it "too gruesome" to be seen by a "family" audience [at the time, Hitchcock was scheduled on Tuesdays at 8:30pm(et)]. It was eventually seen in syndication.
I watched a biography of Diana Dors the other day. If she hadn’t of married that idiot, she could have been big in the US. I love these Alfred Hitchcock Presents, thank you so much for posting. 💖
Sadly she had a very public & indiscreet affair with a married Hollywood star as soon as she got to the US. That kiboshed her bid to break America. Can't remember his name, he did a lot of Mafia & thug roles ...had a thing with Joan Collins too.
@@OrangeTabbyCat Sadly, most people have no idea how to spell correctly. They assume that the sound of the contraction for have: ‘VE is the same spelling of OF. I see this everywhere now even in newspapers and books.
You can really burn the living shit out your mouth and tongue if you don't let them goddamn things cool off for a while before trying to eat them.They are a crappy choice for a snack anyway.
As a child actor, Brandon DeWilde played the young son of homesteaders on the western movie Shane starring Alan Ladd. He also starred on a TV show called Jamie.
His performance in "The Pigeons from Hell" - an episode of the Boris Karloff-hosted TV series "Thriller" - was also exceptional. Stephen King called that episode one of the most frightening things ever made for television.
I love the ending of this because it doesn't have the typical "oh let's save her" ending, and no music. Plus the fact that girl got exactly what she deserved, she was an evil witch.
the youngster was played by brandon de wilde who's best known role is in the classic western "shane" from 1953. he also appeared with jimmy stewart in the 1957 western "night passage" and alongside paul newman in 1963's "hud." diana dors is considered the 3rd 50s blonde bombshell behind marilyn monroe and jayne mansfield. diana's full body wax figure is featured on the cover of the beatles' "sgt pepper's..." album. thanks for the upload.
I just got a pizza delivered and now I will enjoy pizza delight.... Pizza Flix and a Med Thin Crust Cheese and Jalapeno. Thanks for making my rainy day awesome.
It was a bit before my time, but I used to love Alfred Hitchcock presents in reruns when I was a kid with my brothers in the 1970's.. Brandon DeWilde -boy from the movie "Shane". The man playing the sorcerer was good, but I would have loved to see john Carradine play this role. Plus Diana Dors was one of the top blonde bombshells and I liked her. But my favorite blonde bombshells were Jayne Mansfield, Marilyn Monroe, Mamie van Doren, Anita Ekberg, Lana Turner among a few others. WOW! If Diana Dors was more busty here I would have mistaken her for Jayne Manesfield. I enjoyed this episode it got better and better as it went along! Thanks for the upload.
Brandon de Wilde was great in, "In Harms Way." Tragically his life was cut short early after all these appearances, and such, in a motorcycle accident. The kid had range, he would have ben a huge star if he had lived, in my amateur opinion.
Did you posters and readers gander what our PizzFlix guy wrote above? This episode never hit TV, because "too gruesome" for that time. So, it's a kind of a premiere showing! If I had to choose just one channel on Y-T will all others disappearing, it would be PizzaFlix because so varietous and creative in his presenting and selections!
“That’s Why the Lady is a Tramp.” Perfectly described the classic Diana Dors character. She always plays naughty girls. Check her out in another AHP titled “ Run for Doom”.
*_"Well, he gives me the creeps."_* 4:32 ------------------------------------------------------------------- Considering what's about to befall her, all I can say is, "Good call, Irene, good call!"
Terrific episode, but that pizza roll commercial at the end really got me! "Who was that masked man?" "I don't know, but I'd like to thank him." "Hi-yo, Pizza Roll...away!" 🤣🤣🤣
Nice! One of the most macabre endings they did. Say, was Ms. Dors in the TZ kinescope episode 22 (i.e. "Room for one more, honey")? I like that episode, very creepy and nightmarish. And I believe De Wilde was in one of the best Thriller episodes (another b&w anthology show, but hosted by Karloff), entitled Pigeons from Hell.
The beautiful Diana Dors. Brandon De Wilde played along purple heart Alan Ladd in movie Shane. David J. Stewart as Sadini who at first thought it was actor Roger Delgado .both Brandon and Roger died in road accidents. Diana Dors taken by cancer. And even as she got older she was still beautiful ruclips.net/video/9p__WmyAE3g/видео.html
Hitch (who I love, to be clear) crappin' on the commercials like he thinks he's William Burroughs, which...kinda cool, but also...lacks conviction. Thx PF! 👍
Oh cool, Alfred Hitchcock TV... I love this show! Thank you Pizza Flix for posting the best TV shows and movies!!!🖤🍕🎃😺
" Hugo was terribly upset and Irene was beside herself"
Brilliant !! 😂😅🤣😁😄😃🤣
King at puns thats what made him so punny I mean funny. Hehe
You sound like my mother and aunt talking, from days gone by.
@@Johnnycdrums nah..I was just reciting from the last words said ..by Alfred Hitchcock ...lol
@@Leoviliti1🤣😂
Diana Dors was a really good and talented actress, with over a hundred film roles, many to great acclaim. Every one I've seen is confirmation of that. She didn't stand a chance, though, being manipulated by the wrong types of men in the film industry, beginning in her early teen years. She graduated with honours from LAMDA as their youngest student [she lied about her age, to get in]. With all the adulation, and that face and body, she was a natural target for the expoliters, and the 'Blonde Bombshell' idea quickly developed. The parties and orgies - which would hardly raise an eyebrow in this present age - might well have been part of the reaction of a strong but sensitive woman doing her best to survive all that falseness. Her life was more a tragedy than a scandal, I think.
Thanks for this. As well as the story and acting I enjoyed Hitchcock's typical English dry humour.
Diana Dors deserves a "cult-like" dedication- she shouldn't be regarded as a Marilyn Monroe "wanna-be"- when I was younger I disliked everything about her but when I'd seen many more films- I've developed a respect for her talent. Her make-up was often "awful" but she cleverly took the "in" bleach and "goop" and created a trademark look, nobody could ever NOT notice her! Namaste from Canada
Diana Dors has a perfect face.
She was at the front of the line when good looks were handed out.
Marilyn was one of a kind. No actress could live up to her.
Diana was a much better actress than MM.
Back in her heyday she was suppose have been Britain's answer to their search for their Marilyn. Although they were both attractive in their own right, from seeing a few of Marilyn's and Door's works, I'm sorry but their is in my book absolutely No comparison! Diana was way too heavy and hard which is why, unlike Marilyn, she lots of times was cast as the "fem fetale" in dramatic flims due to her serious Noir like screen persona, and she played it well too. Marilyn, well, she unfortunately was good only for romance comedies, other than "cheesecake" pinups. So Diana was NO Marilyn, because Marilyn just didn't have the dead pan hard tough qualities Diana certainly had. I mean you May as as well try to compare M. Monroe to Lauren Becall, or Barbara Stynwick.
@@SeptemberAdam "fem fetale"? A something unborn?
What was considered too "gruesome" back then, hardly registers with us now. Times have changed.
HOLLYWOOD WAS GRUESOME IN REAL LIFE.
@@ronniewall492 Hollyweird
@@sonnyroy497 ALL RICH GET WEIRD
Sadly, Brandon De Wilde died at age 30 in a traffic accident.
The Jeno's Pizza Roll commercial at the end is priceless, Kimosabe.🤗
brought back memories : )
Another goody from Stan Freberg!
Was that really Jay & Clayton?
Works for PizzaFlix
4:49 If I woke up from a coma and the first thing I saw was Diana Dors' face, I 'd think I 'd died and gone to heaven!
"Irene was beside herself", LOL. Excellent choice as always, Fred!
Very few people possess this kind of distinctive Persona. Applause Alfred!
There was some excellent acting in this one! Hugo was especially great in a tough role.
Well it makes me think about a real murder that s happened in my country...A aunt, an old lady, always gives money to her nephew who spent money playing games, one day she refused for it was always more and more money and then one day he beats her so strongly that you could believe she was dead. Fortunately she was not but have to spent the rest of her life in a wheelchair...When they went to the court she forgives her nephew for she loved him so much, he was a little touched and seemed to regret...Hitchcock is really inspired by real, thank you for sharing
In 1962 the suits at Revlon thought this episode ending was too gruesome for TV. Seems fairly mild today. Best one liner by Hitchcock: "Poor Irene was beside herself."
🤣🤣
Too gruesome in any era.
@@JudgeJulieLit perfect amount of gruesome. These stories work best that way. Leaves you feeling... Upset.
After half a century of cheap gore it is surprising how effective the shock ending is with a scream but NO visuals except what we imagine ourselves.
Weird, I always pegged Pizza Rolls as an 80’s invention. I had no idea they’ve been around since the 60’s.
Seems they were later, 1967. This commercial may be more like 68, and was color. I call shenanigans!
i thought early 1960s that's also my surprise until i saw all the erudite comments.
PizzaFLIX.... very cultural.
The commercial was outstanding, who would have expected the Lone Ranger and Tonto
I didn't know Jeno's pizza rolls have around that long. And it ties in great with Pizza Flix! Of course, there were no microwave ovens back then, but it's better to use a conventional oven or skillet anyway.
Lol
Originally scheduled for the end of the 1960-'61 season. NBC vetoed the episode because they considered it "too gruesome" to be seen by a "family" audience [at the time, Hitchcock was scheduled on Tuesdays at 8:30pm(et)]. It was eventually seen in syndication.
Hi Barry - that’s for extra details. 🍕🍕🍕
Hi Barry - thanks for extra details. 🍕🍕🍕
I can’t say I’m surprised.🤔
This was pushing the envelope even for this series. 🤷♂️
You're welcome.Robert Bloch's stories *could* be somewhat gruesome.🙂
@@PizzaFLIX hi pIzzaflix. Thanks for the three slices of pizza 🍕
I watched a biography of Diana Dors the other day. If she hadn’t of married that idiot, she could have been big in the US.
I love these Alfred Hitchcock Presents, thank you so much for posting. 💖
Sadly she had a very public & indiscreet affair with a married Hollywood star as soon as she got to the US. That kiboshed her bid to break America. Can't remember his name, he did a lot of Mafia & thug roles ...had a thing with Joan Collins too.
Hadn’t “of” married????? What the hell language is this?
@@OrangeTabbyCat
Rude
@@OrangeTabbyCat
Sadly, most people have no idea how to spell correctly. They assume that the sound of the contraction for have: ‘VE is the same spelling of OF. I see this everywhere now even in newspapers and books.
@@OrangeTabbyCat It's pretty standard colloquial English all across the U.S. Does it sound odd to you?
LOL that Jenos Pizza Rolls commercial is pretty funny
You can really burn the living shit out your mouth and tongue if you don't let them goddamn things cool off for a while before trying to eat them.They are a crappy choice for a snack anyway.
I'm hooked, can you still get them ?
@@ericjones1289 They are called Tortinos or some shit now
That commercial is more like 1968. What gives?
@@troynov1965 Totininos bought Jenos
I’m thinking the only reason he thinks his name is “Hugo” is because every time someone sees him they tell him “You! - Go! “ 🤣
So, the cook lifts his eyelid and determines he’s sick. Why don’t doctors do this😂? Love these old Hitchcock movies.
Hi JJ, Thanks for watching PizzaFLIX. May the Sauce be with you. 🍕🍕🍕
Problem it’s not directed by Hitchcock. He does the introduction and probably that’s all.
but!: the magician was a better diagnostician.
😂😂😂😂
Dr Watson does it in every Basil Rathbone Sherlock movie..
wasn't expecting Diana Dors' american accent to be so good - as was her acting
As a child actor, Brandon DeWilde played the young son of homesteaders on the western movie Shane starring Alan Ladd. He also starred on a TV show called Jamie.
He was really good in In Harms Way with John Wayne
@@troynov1965 he was great in HUD, when he was a teen. Good actor.
Alan Ladd, is one of the shadow men, watching the film in citizen Kane?.
His performance in "The Pigeons from Hell" - an episode of the Boris Karloff-hosted TV series "Thriller" - was also exceptional.
Stephen King called that episode one of the most frightening things ever made for television.
Brandon De Wilde earned an Oscar nomination for his role in Shane.
And Larry Kurt as well, great episode to share.
I love the ending of this because it doesn't have the typical "oh let's save her" ending, and no music. Plus the fact that girl got exactly what she deserved, she was an evil witch.
the youngster was played by brandon de wilde who's best known role is in the classic western "shane" from 1953. he also appeared with jimmy stewart in the 1957 western "night passage" and alongside paul newman in 1963's "hud." diana dors is considered the 3rd 50s blonde bombshell behind marilyn monroe and jayne mansfield. diana's full body wax figure is featured on the cover of the beatles' "sgt pepper's..." album. thanks for the upload.
Thanks for posting love Alfred Hitchcock
Great pick ! Classic story 👌 i loved watching it
Diana Dors literally played the same character 5 years later in Berserk! with Joan Crawford.
Diana Dors was quite the beauty and although no longer connected the two special parts of her were still intact..
That was a good plan, though. A retard couldn't be held legally liable for a murder.
I just got a pizza delivered and now I will enjoy pizza delight.... Pizza Flix and a Med Thin Crust Cheese and Jalapeno. Thanks for making my rainy day awesome.
Hi A-Z. Nice. You can make it a double feature and watch the 2nd Hitchcock Presents that just went live.
Great addition. Please keep the classics coming.
I ‘saw’ this one coming!
On the cutting edge
Great episode! I hope you post more.
If my mom was still here, it'll be her, me, my youngest sister, and our stepdad watching this show with us.
She was a good actress, brilliant in "Tread Softly Stranger" a serious acting role.
She also has another episode of Hitchcock, way better than this one. I just remember the word Doom was in the title. It's a knockout.
Well that was intense. The boy actor was really good. The script was surprisingly good as well. Very dramatic indeed.
It was a bit before my time, but I used to love Alfred Hitchcock presents in reruns when I was a kid with my brothers in the 1970's.. Brandon DeWilde -boy from the movie "Shane". The man playing the sorcerer was good, but I would have loved to see john Carradine play this role.
Plus Diana Dors was one of the top blonde bombshells and I liked her. But my favorite blonde bombshells were Jayne Mansfield, Marilyn Monroe, Mamie van Doren, Anita Ekberg, Lana Turner among a few others. WOW! If Diana Dors was more busty here I would have mistaken her for Jayne Manesfield. I enjoyed this episode it got better and better as it went along! Thanks for the upload.
As annoying as ads have always been, this one was not as obnoxious as ads today. It was saved by a bit of humor.
Brandon de Wilde was great in, "In Harms Way."
Tragically his life was cut short early after all these appearances, and such, in a motorcycle accident.
The kid had range, he would have ben a huge star if he had lived, in my amateur opinion.
Did you posters and readers gander what our PizzFlix guy wrote above?
This episode never hit TV, because "too gruesome" for that time.
So, it's a kind of a premiere showing!
If I had to choose just one channel on Y-T will all others disappearing, it would be PizzaFlix because so varietous and creative in his presenting and selections!
I closed my eyes at the end.
An earlier generation would have known Brandon DeWilde as the boy who calls after the Alan Ladd
“That’s Why the Lady is a Tramp.”
Perfectly described the classic Diana Dors character. She always plays naughty girls. Check her out in another AHP titled “ Run for Doom”.
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That's rare to actually see the tv studio engineers set up Opening to episode of Hitchcock Persents.😊
Brought back memories from childhood. Thanks m8. 🙂
Alfred Hitchcock 😂😂🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣the ending with Hitchcock speaking, I couldn't stop laughing.
He would come on Saturday night every one with popcorn 🍿 to see 🙉what he bring on tv. these is better then nexfex thank for the movie 🎥
*_"Well, he gives me the creeps."_* 4:32
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Considering what's about to befall her, all I can say is, "Good call, Irene, good call!"
Terrific episode, but that pizza roll commercial at the end really got me! "Who was that masked man?" "I don't know, but I'd like to thank him."
"Hi-yo, Pizza Roll...away!"
🤣🤣🤣
I like how Tonto grabs a big handful. I'm sure he'll dip them in peyote sauce.
Diana Dors was Richard Dawson's first wife (he was on family feud and match game).
This is a GD episode but it's very tame compared to today. Hitch is awesome❤️
she was an angel.
I ❤️ Alfred Hitchcock!
Those Diana Dors DSLs still driving people crazy 🧡
I like the ironic twist of fate. But I tuned in to check out Dors
Robert Bloch wrote "Psycho."
Hitchcock had the dryess sense of humour
😊😅😮😢 Isle of Skye used to watch him in the sixties and seventies I was a little girl Happy Father's Day in 23
"Come back Shane"
Magnificent Alfred Hitchcock
Diana Dors is a Very cute talented smart girl. ❤️
Great ending
Thank you, Pizza Flix!!! Thank you for the Pizza Rolls commercial, too!!
man! remember those Pizza Rolls.. don't get the roof of your mouth burned!
I'd rather watch old Hitchcock T.V. than most of the crap on T.V. now.
Ms. Dors was a doll and a half😍
"She was beside herself" lol
I remember this guy being on tv
i like this one.30 min. and run for doom 1 hr hitchcock hr.
The master at his best.☮️
Surprisingly gruesome by the standards of the day, or night! 😃🤷🏻♂️😬
Now I want Jeno's Pizza Rolls.
Beautiful DD from here in the U.K , she made some great films , especially scary watch Thriller Tv series or Hammer house of Horror .
It's ironic how she got just what she deserves for tricking the Boy.
I've never seen anything more disturbing. Until the "Pizza Roll' commercial started...
Nice! One of the most macabre endings they did. Say, was Ms. Dors in the TZ kinescope episode 22 (i.e. "Room for one more, honey")? I like that episode, very creepy and nightmarish. And I believe De Wilde was in one of the best Thriller episodes (another b&w anthology show, but hosted by Karloff), entitled Pigeons from Hell.
That was Barbara Nichols, not Diana Dors, in the Twilight Zone episode you mention.
@@zanti4132 Thanks!
The beautiful Diana Dors. Brandon De Wilde played along purple heart Alan Ladd in movie Shane. David J. Stewart as Sadini who at first thought it was actor Roger Delgado .both Brandon and Roger died in road accidents. Diana Dors taken by cancer. And even as she got older she was still beautiful ruclips.net/video/9p__WmyAE3g/видео.html
Yes please! ❤️👍🏻
HappyThankYouMorePlease
Do you remember pizza rolls ? Yes they had them at party they were like mini susuage rolls.
Remember them? They are still made today.
Outstanding intro!!!
isn't the kid fromm the movie shane?
Yes it is , Brandon De Wilde
@Hotmama5657 Wow!
Hitch (who I love, to be clear) crappin' on the commercials like he thinks he's William Burroughs, which...kinda cool, but also...lacks conviction. Thx PF! 👍
Loved the Pizza Roll advert. Do you have an interest in the business? Thanks for posting.
Hi GP, I have an interest in movies and I love good pizza. When I named the channel PizzaFLIX I had hoped to get a national pizza chain as a sponsor.
.A GEM OF A MOVIE.
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THIS MOVIE IS RATED
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this episode was only shown 1 time on tv.
That platinum blond hair really is terrible, it just ages those ladies.
i get thirsty watching her shows.
Love Hitchcock!!!!! But Hugo has gotta go....lol
Pizza Roll borrowed from Lark Cigarettes who borrowed from The Lone Ranger.
🎃 Happy Halloween
No animal should be cut open or used for examinations. Use humans instead. Why should animals suffer for humans!!!!
That woman had it coming
😯 wow
😳 Wow
War buddies know what is sick.
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Bad sound effects aside ..
That was Andy Griffith in the pizza roll commercial!
No. Not at all.
@@gizzyguzzi - Sure was. He didn't talk. Didn't smile. He and a woman just walked toward and past a camera.
@@jonhohensee3258 what's the time stamp?
@@gizzyguzzi That would be the number at which a particular image or set of images appears.
About 24:26 and its not Andy Griffith