Rod Serling |
Narrator/Host |
Howard Duff |
Arthur Curtis |
Frank Maxwell |
Marty |
Guest Star |
Eileen Ryan |
Nora |
Guest Star |
David White |
Brinkley |
Guest Star |
Sam: No, he isn't drunk, Mr. Brinkley. I-I tell you, he's cracked! His mind is gone! He swears he's Arthur Curtis, swears it... That's right, Arthur Curtis... the character he's playing in the picture!
(Closing Narration)
Narrator: The modus operandi for the departure from life is usually a pine box of such and such dimensions, and this is the ultimate in reality. But there are other ways for a man to exit from life. Take the case of Arthur Curtis, age thirty-six. His departure was along a highway with an exit sign that reads "This way to escape." Arthur Curtis, en route to the Twilight Zone.
(Opening Narration)
Narrator: You're looking at a tableau of reality, things of substance, of physical material: a desk, a window, a light. These things exist and have dimension. Now this is Arthur Curtis, age thirty-six, who also is real. He has flesh and blood, muscle and mind. But in just a moment we will see how thin a line separates that which we assume to be real with that manufactured inside of a mind.
The same theme was used for the last broadcast episode of "Eerie, Indiana," in which the main character encounters a script for the series that was being aired.
Included on volume 22 of Image-Entertainment's DVD collection.
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