
Peyton Place
“This is the continuing story of Peyton Place.”
Producer: Paul Monash
Overview
Like the novel and film of the same name, this nighttime soap opera is set in the small New England town of Peyton Place, whose quaint charm masks a complicated web of extramarital affairs, shady business deals, scandals, even murder.
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S1.E1 · September 15, 1964
Episode #1.1
Dr. Michael Rossi arrives by train in the small New England town of Peyton Place. He is greeted at the station by teenager Rodney Harrington and his girlfriend, Betty Anderson, who drive him to the local inn. Rodney catches his father, Leslie Harrington, wealthy head of the Peyton Place Mills, kissing his secretary Julie Anderson, Betty's mother. Betty is confused by the sudden change in Rodney's demeanor and his conflicted silence. They break off in anger and Rodney drives away. He encounters virginal Allison MacKenzie, a special friend of his shy younger brother, Norman Harrington. Allison and Rodney are seen kissing by Constance MacKenzie, Allison's over-protective mother. Dr. Rossi befriends Matthew Swain, editor of the "Peyton Place Clarion".
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Warner Anderson
Matthew Swain

Ed Nelson
Michael Rossi

Ryan O'Neal
Rodney Harrington

Barbara Parkins
Betty Anderson

Mariette Hartley
Claire Morton

Kasey Rogers
Julie Anderson

Patricia Morrow
Rita Jacks

Christopher Connelly
Norman Harrington

Ruth Warrick
Hannah Cord

Barbara Rush
Marsha Russell

Diana Hyland
Susan Winter

Frank Ferguson











