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Another World

  • TV Series
  • 1964–1999
  • TV-14
  • 1h 30m
IMDb RATING
7.0/10
1.2K
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Another World (1964)
Soap OperaDramaRomance

The life in the Midwestern town of Bay City, and the love, loss, trials, and triumph of its residents, who come from different backgrounds and social circles.The life in the Midwestern town of Bay City, and the love, loss, trials, and triumph of its residents, who come from different backgrounds and social circles.The life in the Midwestern town of Bay City, and the love, loss, trials, and triumph of its residents, who come from different backgrounds and social circles.

  • Creators
    • Irna Phillips
    • William J. Bell
  • Stars
    • Victoria Wyndham
    • Constance Ford
    • Hugh Marlowe
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    7.0/10
    1.2K
    YOUR RATING
    • Creators
      • Irna Phillips
      • William J. Bell
    • Stars
      • Victoria Wyndham
      • Constance Ford
      • Hugh Marlowe
    • 40User reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Nominated for 1 Primetime Emmy
      • 43 wins & 176 nominations total

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    Victoria Wyndham
    • Rachel Davis Cory…
    • 1972–1999
    Constance Ford
    Constance Ford
    • Ada Lucas…
    • 1967–1992
    Hugh Marlowe
    Hugh Marlowe
    • Jim Matthews
    • 1964–1999
    Linda Dano
    Linda Dano
    • Felicia Gallant…
    • 1983–1999
    Beverlee McKinsey
    Beverlee McKinsey
    • Iris Carrington…
    • 1972–1980
    Stephen Schnetzer
    Stephen Schnetzer
    • Cass Winthrop…
    • 1982–1999
    Beverly Penberthy
    • Pat Matthews Randolph…
    • 1967–1989
    Anna Stuart
    • Donna Love…
    • 1983–1999
    Judi Evans
    Judi Evans
    • Paulina Carlino…
    • 1991–1999
    Virginia Dwyer
    • Mary Matthews
    • 1964–1975
    Jensen Buchanan
    • Victoria Hudson…
    • 1991–1999
    George Reinholt
    • Steve Frame
    • 1968–1999
    Carol Roux
    • Missy Palmer…
    • 1964–1970
    Alice Barrett-Mitchell
    Alice Barrett-Mitchell
    • Ann O'Donnell…
    • 1989–1999
    Gail Brown
    • Clarice Hobson…
    • 1975–1993
    Joseph Gallison
    Joseph Gallison
    • Bill Matthews
    • 1964–1969
    John Aprea
    John Aprea
    • Alexander Nikos…
    • 1989–1998
    Sam Groom
    Sam Groom
    • Russ Matthews…
    • 1966–1999
    • Creators
      • Irna Phillips
      • William J. Bell
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    Bash

    Life will still never be the same without "Another World."

    "Another World" was the very first soap opera I have discovered in my lifetime. I remember when I was turning on the TV and surfing through basic channels one childhood afternoon, and there was the "Another World" opening theme with a beautiful, California-style theme playing, same with the closing theme. Then a few years later, I decided to start watching it, all the way until the airing surprisingly ended in June 1999. Shortly after that, I was so saddened, thinking "Why did this heart-warming soap opera end?" And "Why didn't it continue airing just like the other soap operas?" It used to air every weekday afternoons at 2:00pm right after "Days of Our Lives." Now, this other new lame soap known as "Passions" has taken over. Why? I still don't understand that. Whenever I think of "Another World," I also think of the really good old, addictive days and times of my life, when I had lots and lots of fun. Nowadays, things have unfortunately changed, ever since "Passions" was aired. How sad? Without "Another World," it is still not the same for me or part of my life. I now watch the other soap known as "Days of Our Lives," pretending that "Another World" would still air today. It will always be missed, until it returns someday. Maybe...
    10shimanc

    Another World Gone Again from Soap Net this time

    Someone could make a great deal of money if they were to transfer the Another World series on DVD. There are very loyal fans out here. I started watching Another World when it fist started and it is the only soap that I have ever followed devotedly. !Please!, !Please!, someone release the whole series. I feel crestfallen yet again with the unannounced, whoops it is no longer being carried by Soap Net, gone again!!! I never understood why this soap that won many awards along the way was cancelled. It is typical of a network to try and fix something that is not broken! AND, did I not recently hear that the soap that replaced ANother World is gone Kaput. Why not bring Another World back, starting with some old story lines to catch new viewers up to speed. If not, the concept of DVDs would have me at the store standing in line to buy the entire series!! A fan to the end...shimanc
    horror7777

    SENSATIONAL

    My nana started watching AW when she saw an ad for it while walking through Manhattan in the 1960s. She immediately became hooked. I started watching it in 1999 but then it was cancelled. Soon after, my nana and I began watching AW's replacement "Passions." That show was so disturbingly bad and the fact that that show replaced AW is truly a shocker. AW was a story with character and class. A story that men, women, young, and old could watch and relate to. Linda Dano was especially excellent. AW will sorely be missed and, sadly, Passions has neither the character nor the class that AW has. But then again, no soap did. I now watch OLTL and GH on ABC and they both are enjoyable though don't compare to AW. AW fans can take solace in Soap Net and when Passions is finally cancelled we eventually can take solace in the fact that we have killed the enemy.
    swissjohn29

    A classic daytime drama, gone too soon

    I started watching AW in the mid-70s, during a time most call the "golden years" of the show. Over the years since, I have not been able to watch every day, but AW was always there when I could tune in. The characters were multi-faceted, the storylines and writing had substance, and most of all, the actors were true professionals. I have seen the recent changes in attitude on the part of production companies and networks as very disturbing for daytime as a whole, and when T(numskull)PTB decided that the "continuing story" of Another World could no longer entertain it's fans, it was truly a sad landmark event for me and anyone watching as well as those who have truly given of themselves every day for 35 years and 8,891 episodes.

    So I must close by expressing my thanks and cheers to all involved with taking us all away to Another World..."I give you, life!"

    "the ones we love will ALWAYS be with us, if we let them..."

    "...the only dream that mattered had come true, In this life, I was loved by you..."
    primus21

    Another World shall return...

    Another World. 35 years, 8891 episodes, so many stories yet to be told. That sums up the Another World experience. Another World was and continues to be a story of triumph of the human spirit. The main thing that sets Another World apart from other daytime dramas is the fact that the caliber of actors used were the finest stage actors of our day. Another World became the breeding ground of many of the greatest talents known: Morgan Freeman, Christina Pickles, Ray Liotta, Anne Heche to name a few.

    Indeed, Another World set the standard by which all remaining daytime dramas attempted to achieve. We shall miss you, old friends, if for but a short while. All endings are nothing but new beginnings and that will be the same for the story of Bay City, Illinois. Somehow, some way, Bay City will return to daytime!

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    • Trivia
      In 1987, a young Brad Pitt played Chris, a high school basketball student who appeared on two episodes. It was his first speaking role on TV. Other celebrities who appeared in walk-on parts before they were famous: Anne Heche, Billy Dee Williams, Henry Winkler, Kelsey Grammer, Chris Noth, Luke Perry, Ed O'Neill, Scott Bakula, Marcia Cross, Thomas Gibson, Matt Lauer, and Marla Maples.
    • Connections
      Featured in TV Guide: The First 25 Years (1979)
    • Soundtracks
      Another World
      Written by John Loeffler and Ralph Schuckett

      Performed by Crystal Gayle and Gary Morris

      (theme song 1987-1996)

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    • Release date
      • May 4, 1964 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
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    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Otro mundo
    • Filming locations
      • Banff, Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada
    • Production companies
      • National Broadcasting Company (NBC)
      • Procter & Gamble Productions (PGP)
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    • Runtime
      1 hour 30 minutes
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.33 : 1

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