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12 O'Clock High

  • Série télévisée
  • 1964–1967
  • 1h
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12 O'Clock High (1964)
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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA WWII bomb group commander must fill the shoes of his predecessor and get the performance rating up to snuff. He struggles with his own men, until he is able to develop pride in the group a... Tout lireA WWII bomb group commander must fill the shoes of his predecessor and get the performance rating up to snuff. He struggles with his own men, until he is able to develop pride in the group and win the men over, but at a cost to him.A WWII bomb group commander must fill the shoes of his predecessor and get the performance rating up to snuff. He struggles with his own men, until he is able to develop pride in the group and win the men over, but at a cost to him.

  • Casting principal
    • Frank Overton
    • Paul Burke
    • Chris Robinson
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    • Casting principal
      • Frank Overton
      • Paul Burke
      • Chris Robinson
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    • Récompensé par 1 Primetime Emmy
      • 2 victoires et 2 nominations au total

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    Frank Overton
    Frank Overton
    • Maj. Harvey Stovall
    • 1964–1967
    Paul Burke
    Paul Burke
    • Col. Joe Gallagher…
    • 1964–1967
    Chris Robinson
    Chris Robinson
    • Sgt. Sandy Komansky…
    • 1965–1967
    Robert Lansing
    Robert Lansing
    • Brig. Gen. Frank Savage
    • 1964–1965
    Barney Phillips
    Barney Phillips
    • Maj. Donald 'Doc' Kaiser
    • 1964–1967
    Robert Dornan
    • Capt. Bob Fowler…
    • 1965–1967
    John Larkin
    John Larkin
    • Maj. Gen. Wiley Crowe
    • 1964–1965
    Andrew Duggan
    Andrew Duggan
    • Maj. Gen. Ed Britt…
    • 1965–1967
    Lew Gallo
    Lew Gallo
    • Maj. Joe Cobb
    • 1964–1965
    Paul Newlan
    Paul Newlan
    • Lt. Gen. Bill Pritchard…
    • 1964–1966
    Sasha Harden
    Sasha Harden
    • Guard…
    • 1965–1966
    Don Spruance
    • Corporal Smith…
    • 1964–1966
    Walter Friedel
    • German Officer…
    • 1964–1966
    John Van Dreelen
    John Van Dreelen
    • Capt. Staufman…
    • 1964–1966
    Tom Skerritt
    Tom Skerritt
    • Lieutenant Ryan…
    • 1964–1967
    John Zaremba
    John Zaremba
    • Gen. Homer Stoneman…
    • 1964–1966
    Barry Cahill
    Barry Cahill
    • Capt. Curt Douglas
    • 1966
    Gilchrist Stuart
    • Barkeep…
    • 1964–1967
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    10thetsak

    12 O'Clock High Episodes

    I watched this program with my dad, who was a WWII vet and former POW, when I was very little. Recently, I purchased the entire set and began to watch all over again. I, too, did not accept the death of General Savage and always thought they would find him somewhere and bring him back. The naiveté of the young....

    I always felt Colonel Gallagher was a poor replacement until I began to really watch these episodes as an adult. I think people tend to compare the two and there is just not a comparison to be made. Frank Savage was a maverick and a very decisive character. You didn't see him delving out too much sympathy or being overly sentimental. Joe Gallagher had a lot of baggage to carry around with an overbearing General (Max Gallagher) for a father and issues with his self worth. Each character should be judged for their own merit. We knew a lot more about Joe than we did about Frank.

    I don't think Robert Lansing should have been replaced and I do think the program would have fared very well had he been allowed to continue the role. However, since the powers that be decided to replace him, we should judge Paul Burke for the person he was portraying and not for his ability to play like he was Frank Savage.
    jamesrl48

    Fly to me anytime

    This is one of the great television shows of the sixties that needs to be brought back. I don't know if the problem was popularity, subject, or because it was in back and white. Color would have killed it. The show took a minor dive when Robert Lansing left, but it was great entertainment and an example of great television they don't do today. I can still catch myself humming the theme.
    ahod2887

    12 O'clock High

    The first season of 12 O'clock High was a credit to all involved. As a 10 year old watching in 1965 there was not enough action. However, the story lines were good and the acting and production seemed believable. You really felt an empathy for COL Savage as one of his planes and 10 men took a hit and went down in flames. Filming in Black & White added that "look" that was also the trade mark of that great TV series "Combat". It is a shame that Lansing did not get along with Quinn Martin (mentioned above) as the series went down hill when he left. I still recall the episode when he did'nt come back from a mission. Twelve O'clock High is a memorial to those Pilots and Aircrew of the US 8th/5th Air Force as the majority of the young men did not make it through to their 20 odd missions and return to the States. Imagine sitting in a B-17, cold and miserable, freezing to death for up to 8 hours or more then having to fly through the wall flak on that final run to the target. Being jumped by enemy fighters on the way in and out of the target with nowhere to hide. They were sitting ducks. The British gave up daylight Bombimg.

    Regrads Pete H, Sydney, Australia
    TC-4

    Almost as good as the movie

    I like military shows especially the ones with airplanes, so this program was just fine with me. I liked both Robert Lansing and Paul Burke but I liked Lansing better as he seemed more the kind of leader I would like to have. (I spend 4 years in the Air Force in the early 60's and Paul Burke's cousin was my roommate). I used to like the clashes between the commanders and TSGT Komansky. I wish this show would be brought back in reruns somewhere.
    cariart

    A 'Thinking Man's' War Series...

    'Twelve O'Clock High', the television version of Gregory Peck's classic war film, was a remarkable achievement when it debuted, in 1964. While utilizing stock war footage for bombardment and dogfight scenes, the story lines addressed the timeless issues of warfare (heroism and cowardice, integrity, loyalty) on an intimate scale that 'the big screen' couldn't match. It also made a star of Robert Lansing, the rugged, pensive actor who had previously garnered rave reviews in the series, '87th Precinct'. His 'Frank Savage' was a man of courage and a conscience, and he lifted each episode far above the 'typical' TV war show of the era.

    With a soaring, beautiful theme (by the versatile Dominic Frontiere), the strong production values of Quinn Martin, and a veteran supporting cast including Frank Overton and John Larkin, the series garnered rave reviews, and was poised for a long, award-winning 'life' on the small screen.

    Unfortunately, ABC stepped in, however, and decided to 'improve' the series...

    The network produced figures that indicated that younger audiences weren't watching in big enough numbers, and that the show didn't provide enough 'action' for fans craving battle scenes. Lansing wasn't 'pretty' enough to attract female viewers, and there were no 'hunky' co-stars to fill the gap. As for offering a 'Message'? Sure, that was okay...as long as it didn't interfere with the bullets flying, the plane crashes, and the mostly happy endings.

    So the program was retooled for the second season. Robert Lansing was killed off, shot down over Europe, and Paul Burke was brought in as his replacement. Best known from the cop show, 'Naked City', Burke was actually two years older than Lansing, but he had a more 'classic' leading man 'look', and had gotten a lot of female fan mail during the run of the earlier show. Most of the older cast also got the ax, and young Chris Robinson was brought in, as another potential 'heartthrob'.

    The result of the changes was a diluted show, with less 'heart', if more 'glamor' and 'action'. While Burke tried to provide Lansing's subtlety and depth, he simply wasn't as good an actor, and the series lost the very qualities that had made it, initially, so memorable.

    When 'Twelve O'Clock High' was canceled, after struggling through two seasons with the new cast, ABC downplayed the event, choosing to ignore the fact that the series had begun so promisingly, and that they had 'killed' it.

    But for those of us who remember that first season with fondness, it is a reminder that creative minds make 'Classic TV', not network demographics!

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      While trying to get sponsors for this series, the producers approached the Volkswagen executives and showed them the pilot show which featured actual bombing footage from the war. During the film, one of the executives recognized the plant that was being bombed as the Volkswagen plant which had made cars for the German Army at the time. He commented, "There goes our plant", and the executives then and there decided not to sponsor the show.
    • Gaffes
      Throughout the series, actors regularly smoked king-sized filter cigarettes, which didn't exist in WWII.
    • Connexions
      Follows Un homme de fer (1949)

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    • Date de sortie
      • 18 septembre 1964 (États-Unis)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Twelve O'Clock High
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Chino Airport - 7000 Merrill Avenue, Chino, Californie, États-Unis(Archberry Field exteriors.)
    • Sociétés de production
      • 20th Century Fox Television
      • Quinn Martin Productions (QM)
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    • Durée
      • 1h(60 min)
    • Couleur
      • Black and White
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    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.33 : 1

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