The Twilight Zone: One For the Angels (1959)
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Ed Wynn guest stars as Lew Bookman, an aging and not altogether successful sidewalk salesman. When Mr. Death (Murray Hamilton) shows up to "collect" Lew, the latter refuses to go. This leaves Mr. Death no other choice but to claim an alternate soul in Lew's place -- a little girl named Maggie (Dana Dillaway). Adapted from a script he'd written during his days in Cincinnati television, Rod Serling's "One for the Angels" made its Twilight Zone bow on October 9, 1959. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Starring:
- Ed Wynn, Murray Hamilton, (more)
- Director(s):
- Robert Parrish
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Synopsis of The Twilight Zone: One For the Angels
Ed Wynn guest stars as Lew Bookman, an aging and not altogether successful sidewalk salesman. When Mr. Death (Murray Hamilton) shows up to "collect" Lew, the latter refuses to go. This leaves Mr. Death no other choice but to claim an alternate soul in Lew's place -- a little girl named Maggie (Dana Dillaway). Adapted from a script he'd written during his days in Cincinnati television, Rod Serling's "One for the Angels" made its Twilight Zone bow on October 9, 1959. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Complete Cast of The Twilight Zone: One For the Angels
- Ed Wynn - Lew Bookman
- Dana Dillaway - Maggie
- Jay Overholts - Doctor
- Murray Hamilton - Mr. Death
- Merritt Bohn - Truck Driver
- Mickey Maga - Little Boy
- Director(s):
- Robert Parrish
- Writer(s):
- Rod Serling
- Producer(s):
- Buck Houghton
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