VINCENT PRICE

Here's the trailer the Roger Corman's final Edgar Allan Poe adaptation for American International Pictures, starring Vincent Price and Elizabeth Shepherd. It was released on 29 November 1964 in the UK (following its World Premiere) before going on general release in the US on 20 January 1965.

Here's the trailer for the Universal-International adventure Bagdad, starring Maureen O'Hara, Paul Christian, Vincent Price and John Sutton. It was released on 23 November 1949 in the US and in March 1950 internationally.

In 19th-century South Africa, a gang of bank robbers, led by 'Stretch' Hawkins (Robert Gunner), target a prospector Oupa Decker (Vincent Price) and his granddaughter 'Willie' (Diana Ivarson) for their hidden cache of gold. A remake of 1948's Yellow Sky, directed by Robert D. Webb, the Western drama was released on 15 November 1967 in South Africa, and in 1968 in the US.

This TV Special was a showcase for Lindsay Wagner (AKA The Bionic Woman) featuring sketches about her romantic, comical, and musical dreams. Guests included Paul Anka, Vincent Price, Vito Scotti, and the Meraquas Synchronized Swim Team. It was originally aired on the US ABC network on 7 November 1977.

Here's the TV Spot for Black Magic, the seventh episode of the second season of The Bionic Woman, which guest-starred Vincent Price, William Windom, Hermione Baddeley, Julie Newmar and Abe Vigoda, and first aired in 10 November 1976.

Released in Italy on 29 July 1966 as Le spie vengono dal semifreddo, this spy spoof served as a sequel to both AIP's successful Dr Goldfoot and the Bikini Machine and Italy's Due mafiosi contro Goldginger, starring comedy team Franco Franchi and Ciccio Ingrassia. It was re-edited for the US market as Dr Goldfoot and the Girl Bombs and released on 9 November 1966.

An American Missionary (Vincent Price) is put on trial by the Chinese Communist government in 1951 after a thorough attempt at brainwashing. TV Reader's Digest: Season 2, Episode 4 Original Air Date: 7 November 1955

Guy Fawkes Night is the 10th episode of The Price of Fear BBC Radio anthology, which first aired on 3 November 1973. Written and dramatised by Richard Davis, this whodunit finds Price recalling a London bonfire party in 1960, where a cruel father disappeared. With the man’s wife Helen (Adrienne Corri) – whom Price had met and courted at art school in 1935 – ending up in a mental hospital, and son David dying suddenly of a heart attack, Price pieces together a string of clues to find out what really happened to the father. It doesn’t make for a pretty story.

The classic skit from The Danny Kaye Show (Season 3, Episode 13), which first aired on 15 December 1965 and guest-starred Vincent Price alongside John Gary, Vikki Carr and Harvey Korman.