James Dean: The Lost Television LegacyBefore East Of Eden (1955), Rebel Without A Cause (1955) and Giant (1956) turned James Dean into an international icon, he honed his craft on television, appearing on such shows as Studio One, Lux Video Theater and Hallmark Hall of Fame many broadcast live and thought to be lost. This is the most complete collection to date of Deans television legacy featuring 19 full episodes, 2 original commercials and 2 clips featuring Dean, all meticulously re

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Originally released in 1980

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