The Lone Wolf

Émission télé · Aventure · Policier

The Lone Wolf is an American syndicated television series that aired in 1954. Louis Hayward starred as Michael Lanyard, the Lone Wolf. It ran for 39 episodes. The show's format had the title character helping people who had problems and had come to him. His methods were unorthodox. The series was based on stories by Louis Joseph Vance, which William Kozlenko adapted into 78 scripts. Hayward signed to make the series in September 1953.

1954 · 23m

ÉPISODE 1

The Long Beach Story

Returning from an overseas assignment Lanyard is suspected of being involved in a gem smuggling operation. He is pursued by private investigators and law enforcement.
ÉPISODE 2

The Avalanche Story

The Lone Wolf is searching a passenger train for a man with a bomb.
ÉPISODE 3

The Chinese Story

Inhabitants of San Francisco's Chinatown are in an uproar after a series of killings believed undertaken by a local American. Lanyard must first confirm their suspicion is correct.
ÉPISODE 4

The Carnival Story

Lanyard becomes aware of an insurance investigator who has been assigned to the circus trying to discover where a large sum of money from a robbery might be.
ÉPISODE 5

The Blue Lantern Story

Lanyard is recruited by the Govt. to find out where all the top criminals have been disappearing to. He is to contact an agent named Anson is New York.
ÉPISODE 6

The Ski Story

While visiting a ski resort the Lone Wolf gets caught up first in an unexplained death and then the turmoil of an international ski competition.