An Enemy Of the People (1966) Part 1 of 12

Part 1 of 12. Arthur Miller's adaptation of Ibsen's "An Enemy Of the People," which first aired in 1966 on "NET Playhouse." Stars Emmy-award winner James Daly, Kate Reid, George Voskovec, James Olson, William Prince, Philip Bosco and Ken Kercheval. All copyrights acknowledged. For research and commentary purposes only.

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[jakebarnes97]

Thanks for posting this!!

[byrd59]

Glad you like it. Another powerful play, and always timely.

[ayejaytee22]

I'm reading this in English.

[verbaledge]

watched this instead of reading THANK YOU!

[yari987]

This was very helpful in studyng for my english regent (critical lens).

[TurquoiseTheoryProds]

@XXBleedingrose LOL!!!!

[XXBleedingrose]

@TurquoiseTheoryProds lol. Riddles are different than thinking why a poet used alliteation in this place, personification in anothe, and why the whole thing is a huge metaphor with thousands of similes inside.Its like >.< just go die already !! lolololol

[TurquoiseTheoryProds]

@XXBleedingrose HAHAHAHAHA! But poetry's interesting though. You know...that feeling you get when you speak in riddles with complicated english and everyone's like cracking their heads to find out what you mean. But truth is, you meant nothing. ROFL!!

[XXBleedingrose]

@TurquoiseTheoryProds haha. I have to read this in my highschool class. I cannot process written plays well. Even ones I know. Like last year I could only follow romeo and juliet when the class read aloud in "roles", and when we watched the movie. Prose I do really well with. Poetry can go die in a hole.

[TurquoiseTheoryProds]

@padilla2692 Well the original was in norweigan. Then Aurthur Miller adapted it in an English format. This was exactly like the english format. Not any difference in words.

[TurquoiseTheoryProds]

I LOVE THIS! I learnt this for literature subject back in secondary school!

[RABBIDGamfan]

I've always wanted to see an episode of NET playhouse. It always seemed like a spiritual predecessor to Masterpiece Theatre to me.