BRONSON: The Big BREAKOUT! (1952-1960)

Everybody's favorite CHARLES is REALLY IN CHARGE HERE--breaking out of one joint after another and wreaking havoc wherever he goes! This is a 3-hour collection featuring 6 classic TV shows--complete & edited together with no gaps or spaces--the exact starting time of each program in hours, minutes & seconds is in parenthesis: Ep. 1 (00:00) THE GUEST (1952) This episode of the forgotten series "The Visitor" gives us possibly the first total starring performance from Bronson (still using his birth name 'Buchinsky'). Fresh out of jail, he takes over a suburban household pretending to be the war buddy of legendary actress BEULAH BONDI's dead son. The first of many collaborations with director ROBERT ALDRICH (The Dirty Dozen). Ep. 2 (25:48) TREASURY MEN IN ACTION (1955) He's out of prison and immediately starts stealing drugs, killing cops, and seeking revenge on his wife RANDY STUART. Complete with the original 1955 CHEVY commercials! Ep. 3 (54:54) FEDERAL MEN (1954) Mr. B. breaks out of the joint with AARON SPELLING and of course is seeking revenge on his old lady. With his pop-eyes, goofy hat, gaping teeth and scarecrow physique, Spelling is a revelation in this incredibly rare episode transferred from the only surviving master. Ep. 4 (1:20:51) CLOSE-UP ON VIOLENCE (1958) Our only non "break-out"show is from Bronson's TV series MAN WITH A CAMERA, co-starring ANGIE DICKINSON and ROBERT ARMSTRONG (King Kong). Written by Jack Laird (Night Gallery) and directed by the immortal WILLIAM CASTLE! Ep. 5 (1:47:55) PURSUIT (1959) The camera's gone and our boy is back to escaping from a prison road gang in this action-packed episode of U.S. MARSHAL. Ep. 6 ( ZIGZAG (1960) It's back to the Bayou in the late 1800's as Bronson and his men break out of a backwoods prison in this hour-long episode of a popular Western series. Featuring DARREN McGAVIN, NOAH BEERY JR. (Rockford's dad) and the stunning STELLA STEVENS!

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Superb actor. Hard as steel with a heart of gold.

[@johnnynoirman]

FANTASTIC JOB HERE!

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Federal Men and Treasury Men in Action are the same series.

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Ciao, hai anche Charles Bronson in gunsmoke serie TV?

[@mikebtrfld1705]

Charles Buchinski?