Illustrated, Simplified and Painless Sunday School

Série de TV
1973–1977

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaMarshell Efron presents the stories and lessons of the Bible in a humorous way.Marshell Efron presents the stories and lessons of the Bible in a humorous way.Marshell Efron presents the stories and lessons of the Bible in a humorous way.

Artista
- Marshall Efron

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9,3/10

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Artista
- Marshall Efron

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Because of budget constraints, Marshall Efron was the only person to appear on-camera. A "crowd scene" was shot by having Efron walking past a camera multiple times in different costumes, and the images were superimposed on top of each other. When a scene required two or more people to appear, Efron would have scenes shot with him speaking to someone off-camera or to a dummy with its back to the camera. Corresponding scenes then would be shot, with Efron playing the other role. The footage would be edited to make Efron appear to talk to himself.

Conexões
Referenced in DVD-R Hell: Bibleman (2012)

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10/10

a rare treat

I gave it a 10 because I remember it so well and so fondly. I think I watched it every Sunday that I wasn't traveling overseas, where it was never discovered. It was remarkably clever and way ahead of its time. I hated to see it end. Through Marshall I learned about the Ephron family. I met Nora before she became famous and have been a devoted fan ever since. Oh, to be a fly on the wall at the Algonquin. I would dearly love to attend Marshall's Simplified and Painless Sunday School again. A DVD would be ideal. The time is right for it to be brought back and shared with another generation. I wonder how one might go about getting a copy. This show gets a star on my list of treasured TV moments. Lately, I've been recalling the John and Marsha commercials for Crisco (I think it was Crisco). They, too, were gentle and clever and I think we could use a bit more subtlety these days.