
Bigger Than Life
1956 | 1h 35m | Drama | TV-PG
Brief Synopsis
A "miracle" drug threatens a family man's sanity.
Cast and Crew
DIRECTOR
Nicholas Ray
CAST
James Mason
Barbara Rush
Walter Matthau
PRODUCERS
Information not available.
WRITERS
Richard Maibaum
Host Intros
Michael Phillips Intro -- Bigger Than Life (1955)Intro Aired: Apr 2017Guest host Michael Phillips introduces Bigger Than Life, 1955.
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Bigger Than Life (1955) -- (Movie Clip) I Felt Ten Feet TallClipEd (co-writer and producer James Mason) back at school now thriving with Cortisone treatment, dropped by wife Lou (Barbara Rush), covering for colleague Pat (Kipp Hamilton), director Nicholas Ray offering some intense student art and suggesting a problem, in Bigger Than Life, 1956.
Bigger Than Life (1955) -- (Movie Clip) The Prognosis Is PoorClipSchoolteacher Ed (producer and co-writer James Mason) still hospitalized with mysterious illness, his wife Lou (Barbara Rush) discovering his secret second job, doctors Ruric and Norton (Roland Winters, Robert Simon) with bad and maybe-good news, in Nicholas Rays Bigger Than Life, 1956.
Bigger Than Life (1955) -- (Movie Clip) Name The Five Great LakesClipAssured opening from director Nicholas Ray and producer/co-writer/star James Mason, as city schoolteacher Ed Avery, Kipp Hamilton as colleague Pat, Walter Matthau as coach-buddy Wally and Rusty Lane as principal Bob, and a secret partly revealed, in Bigger Than Life, 1956.
Bigger Than Life (1955) -- (Movie Clip) Let's Face It, We're DullClipFinancially-strapped schoolteacher Ed (co-writer and producer James Mason) seems anxious as he and suspicious wife Lou (Barbara Rush) wrap a bridge party, Walter Matthau as Wally among the guests, director Nicholas Ray working the Cinemascope screen and interior lighting, in Bigger Than Life, 1956.
Bigger Than Life - (Original Trailer)TrailerCortisone use drives a father (James Mason) into paranoia in Nicholas Ray's Bigger Than Life (1956).
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