The top of Widows' Hill is a strange and lonely place, and the great hulk of Collinwood sits like a sleeping monster on its crest. I know I should leave and yet I can't, not as long as I feel the answers I've been looking for might be here — here in the darkness and the dust of hidden years. Surrounded by the ghosts of the past and the fears of the present, I've decided to search and hope and wait.
| Episode 6 | |
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| Air date | July 4th, 1966 |
| Writers | Art Wallace |
| Director | Lela Swift |
| Producers | Dan Curtis; Robert Costello |
| Starring | Joan Bennett; George Mitchell; Nancy Barrett; David Henesy; Alexandra Moltke |
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Episode 6 of Dark Shadows was directed by Lela Swift and written by senior story developer Art Wallace. It first aired on ABC on July 4th, 1966.
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Cast[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Joan Bennett | Elizabeth Collins Stoddard |
| George Mitchell | Matthew Morgan |
| Nancy Barrett | Carolyn Stoddard |
| David Henesy | David Collins |
| Alexandra Moltke | Victoria Winters |
Notes & Trivia[]
- Opening still: Collinwood exterior (Collinwood tower room side).
- First appearance of Matthew Morgan on Dark Shadows. He makes three appearances where he is played by George Mitchell, but is replaced with actor Thayer David with episode 38.
- This is the first episode of the series where the opening narration does not begin with the words, "My name is Victoria Winters".
- This is the third appearance of David Collins. He appeared last in episode 5. He doesn't appear again until episode 10.
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