The Immortal -- Pilot Episode

Growing up in the seventies I love on the TV after dinner and we picked out a TV and this was one

Ham acting special especially the girlfriend crass.

Bohater filmu Idiota...mógł żyć ze swoja ukochną.....!!!!

Barry Sullivan -a good solid actor during the 50s - 80s had distinct
Voice - hey this was free TV - come on yhe actors tried -

Wouldnt her blood be the same as his now? I figured then they would be on the road together,

I was immortal, but it got pretty horrible, watching everyone you know die of old age! Highlander! "Better to burn out, than fade away!"

Joseph Sargents direction was so on point at all times! Chris George would go on to die young of a heart attack😮

Ben Richards was adopted. FUN FACT: He was raised by a black family in a mildly prejudiced town! This came out later in the series. It showed an aspect of Richards personality. Samuel Jackson once said of Quentin Tarantino that he is incapable of racism. His step father was black and the two had an extremely close father and son relationship. The same may have been said of the Ben Richards character, based on the episode when he returns home to find information about his missing brother.

Where is Lorenzo lamas?🤔

Statistically theyve shown you can only live to 950 before a random accident squashes you flat.

The plane is going down sir. We're all gonna die!! I don't Give a damn just stop the lights from flickering!!! Some day I'm gonna teach that old coot a lesson! Keep it down captain or he will hear yo

One guy like Highlander and other like Ben Button

vampire wants to live forever but thats why normal people create children. the rich just try to steal it from others

Excelent film merită văzut păcat că nu are subtitrare în limba română

Accurate human nature😊

clever idea and use of actors , had brilliant classic actors and young talented actors who were new.

These old movies. Gorgeous and real

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Had to check, but Christopher (the Immortal) George died of a heart attack at age 52 back in 1983. Yikes!! I remember him best from Rat Patrol.

Really ? This just reminded me of how stupid some movies were in those days. Too many writers make the characters out to be dumb. Spoils the seriousness of the movie; unless you don't care to watch actors do and say stupid things. And yes, I am a movie and show producer. Thanks for the upload.

First time hearing about this program. Not a bad premise.....kind of a spin on the fugitive where he would be on the run and having adventures along the way. His car driving ability probably allowed him to "almost" be caught, but get away. Jessica Walter is perfect trophy wife material....grrrr.

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I like the story here. Surprising for its time. Thank you!

Wow. Great TV movie.

There's no way was Richards declared legally dead so quickly. It takes years for someone to be declared dead without a body, and it has to be done by a family member. Errol Flynn's son Sean disappeared in Cambodia in 1970, but his mother didn't have him declared legally dead until 1984. And Sylvia acts like a selfish little girl, begging Richards to let her come see him, even though doing so puts him in danger. If she really loved him, she'd have sense enough to stay away, but apparently she can't do that, because she's a woman written by a man in 1970. Of course, Richards is just as dumb for agreeing to the meeting. Also, I love how the shadows and the positions of the sun keep changing during the chase scene at the end. At the start, the shadows of the cars clearly indicate it's around noon, but later the sun is low on the horizon, so I guess the chase lasted until dusk. Then the sun is suddenly high in the sky again and the shadows are directly beneath the cars and trees, so I guess it's now noon the following day?

The episodes that you are missing of the pilot plus 15 are posted out there under another channel's playlist... and I'm not telling, do your own looking... ;-P

Thank you, this ironically short-lived series somehow struck a nerve with me and I've never been able to find it again. Watching the entire series again at age 70 instead of 15 is a somber experience, lots of emotional issues now the show hints at but never really addresses

I used to watch this every week, when I was a youngster. 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤
Run Ben Richard's, run!!!!