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Ted Post

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Search complete. 12 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Ted Post".

Oct 18, 2026

Sergio AngeliniHOST
16:50
And the first thing he does is create his own spaghetti Western in California.
Sergio AngeliniHOST
16:54
We just hang them high, which he gets Ted Post to make, who is a director on Rawhide and would later go on to direct, of course, Magnum Force.
Sergio AngeliniHOST
17:02
And it's a hit.
Sergio AngeliniHOST
17:02
It's a bonafide hit.
David HeathHOST
77:55
But I love it because conceptually, it takes on all kinds of different things.
David HeathHOST
78:04
The big problem was that Ted Post directed it, and he was basically a TV director.
David HeathHOST
78:12
But there are some really, really good shots in that film.
David HeathHOST
78:16
Really good shots.
Tom GulleyHOST
59:28
It is stylishly dramatic, violent climax, you know.
Tom GulleyHOST
59:37
That episode was directed by Ted Post, whose camera movement, use of deep space, and film noir stylings were softened or absent in subsequent episodes.
Tom GulleyHOST
59:48
In her TV column in early 1956, journalist Eva Starr reported, word is seeping down from CBS brass that its hour-long Perry Mason pilot film is a whooping, not whopping, whooping success.
Tom GulleyHOST
60:01
So much so that this show will be held back until a good time period can be found for it next season.
speaker_7NARRATOR
62:32
[instrumental music] Alan Ladd appears through the courtesy of Paramount Pictures and may currently be seen in Wild Harvest.
speaker_7NARRATOR
62:47
Box 13 is written and directed by Ted Post.
speaker_7NARRATOR
62:50
The part of Susie is played by Sylvia Picker.
speaker_7NARRATOR
62:54
Original music was composed and conducted by Rudy Schrager.
Marc SingerGUEST
5:01
He conducted internationally.
Marc SingerGUEST
5:03
And, uh, also, uh, here in the United States, he was the artistic director of the Dallas symphony in Vancouver, Canada, the Vancouver symphony, the Oregon symphony.
Marc SingerGUEST
5:13
Um, uh, Maybe there were a couple more in there.
Marc SingerGUEST
5:16
I can't even remember right now.
Tony MirosHOST
7:42
Yeah, and the anniversary is coming up.
Tony MirosHOST
7:44
Yeah.
Tony MirosHOST
7:45
Is it true that your cousin is also director Bryan Singer?
Marc SingerGUEST
7:49
Yes.
NezHOST
2:02
[laughs] Uh, well, I'm gonna spoil it anyway.
NezHOST
2:05
But anyway, [laughs] this is directed by Ted Post, written by Joanne Gill and John Case, and this stars Robert Mitchum, Jacqueline Smith, James Franciscus, the beautiful Sybil Danning, Fitz Weaver, Mike Connors, and some other people.
NezHOST
2:31
All right.
NezHOST
2:34
Let me see.
speaker_1NARRATOR
27:20
[dramatic music] Alan Ladd appears through the courtesy of Paramount Pictures and may currently be seen in Wild Harvest.
speaker_1NARRATOR
27:38
Box 13 is directed by Ted Post.
speaker_1NARRATOR
27:41
Original music is composed and conducted by Rudy Schrager, with an original story by Larry Cohen.
speaker_1NARRATOR
27:49
The part of Suzie is played by Sylvia Pickers.
Jeff ThompsonGUEST
59:03
Uh, the other two, of course, are the first and the third.
Jeff ThompsonGUEST
59:06
Um, directed by Ted Post, who directed a- a- about 179 episodes of "Peyton Place," uh, as well as, uh, some ABC movies of the week, such as, uh, "Five Desperate Women" and "Dr.
Jeff ThompsonGUEST
59:18
Cook's Garden." Um, and great music by Leonard Rosenman.
Tracy AsteriaHOST
59:22
Mm-hmm.
Troy HarkinHOST
21:38
That's my number five from 1970.
Troy HarkinHOST
21:40
It was directed by Ted Post and written by Paul Den, starring Jim.
Troy HarkinHOST
21:46
It's like we're pals.
Troy HarkinHOST
21:47
We're just Jim.

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