28 May 1988 Fantasy, Drama, Horror 24 mins
S02E12 of “The Ray Bradbury Theater.” A ventriloquist is implicated in the murder of a man at a theater.
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Alan Bates as John Fabian
Jean-Pierre Kalfon as Lt. Krovitch
Patti Layne as Alyce Fabian
Annabelle Mouloudji as Ilyana Riamonova
Jac Berrocal as Ockham(as Jacques Berrocal)
Ray Bradbury as Self - Introduction(uncredited)
United States 28 May 1988
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