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The Twilight Zone (1985)/A Message from Charity
From The TV IV
| A Message from Charity | |
| Season 1, Episode 6B | |
| Airdate | November 1, 1985 |
| Teleplay by | Alan Brennert |
| Based on | the short story by William M. Lee |
| Directed by | Paul Lynch |
| ← 1x06A Examination Day |
1x07A → Teacher's Aide |
| The Twilight Zone — Season One | |
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A Message from Charity is part of the sixth episode of the first season of The Twilight Zone.
Starring: Kerry Noonan (Charity Paine), Duncan McNeill (Peter Wood), Gerald Hiken (Squire Jonas Hacker), James Cromwell (Obediah Paine), Vanessa Brown (Aunt Beulah)
Co-Starring: Michael Fox (Tom Carter), Jennifer Parsons (Ursula Miller), Jack Wells (Dr. Maxwell), Philip Proctor (Mr. Wood), Barbara Lindsay (Mrs. Wood)
Uncredited: Charles Aidman (Narrator)
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Plot Overview
After a modern teen boy and teen Puritan girl fight off a sickness, they find they can communicate to each other directly through time.
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Behind the Scenes
- Kerry Noonan auditioned for a smaller role before asking the casting director if she could read for the lead. Despite attempts to discourage her, she was eventually allowed to audition for the role of Charity. She was initially considered too old for the part before being hired. This was because Justine Bateman was originally cast as Charity, but was fired when the producers discovered that she was not convincing as the character. Noonan, being a history buff, pointed out inaccuracies in the dialogue and was even allowed to change any dialogue found to be grammatically incorrect.
