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Auction History Result 3f500 PEYTON PLACE 2 TV 7.25x9 stills '68 young Ryan O'Neal, sexy Barbara Parkins in wedding dress Date Sold 11/23/2014 Sold For: Login or Register to see sold price. 2 Original Vintage 7 1/4" x 9" [18 x 23 cm] Television Stills (Learn More) Peyton Place, the 1964 - 1969 television (TV) soap opera melodrama series (based on the novel by Grace Metalious) starring Dorothy Malone (as Constance Mackenzie), Mia Farrow (as Allison Mackenzie), Ed Nelson (as Michael Rossi), Ryan O'Neal (as Rodney Harrington), Christopher Connelly (as Norman Harrington), Barbara Parkins (as Betty Anderson Cord), Ruby Dee, Percy Rodriguez, and James Douglas (as Steven Cord). The book Peyton Place was published in 1956 and was a massive success, and was followed by a hugely successful 1958 movie. But it took six years for someone to realize that it could be equally as successful on TV, and because so much time had passed, none of the actors from the movie were available to recreate their roles. But with an all new cast, it was instantly successful! It was the first prime time soap opera, and it launched the careers of many young actors and actresses. It became so popular, that it soon was broadcast on two different nights each week, and even went to three nights a week (the only other well remembered TV show that had a second night a week was TV's "Batman" and on the much later prime time reality shows). Important Added Info: Note that these stills measure 7 1/4" x 9" [18 x 23 cm], but they have not been trimmed. Condition: very good. The still pictured at lower left has some uneven discoloration caused by snipe glue on the back at lower center but overall they are in pretty nice condition. Learn More about condition grades 
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