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25 Oct 1978
The original American horror film ''Halloween” premiered in Kansas City, Missouri, US.
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6 Oct 1978
The drama romance film 'Days of Heaven' by Terrence Malick was released.
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1 Sep 1978
The zombie horror movie 'Dawn of the Dead' premiered in Turin, Italy.
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19 Aug 1978
A fire at the Rex Cinema in Abadan, Iran, kills over 400 people.
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16 Jun 1978
Grease, starring John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John, was released in the US.
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10 Mar 1978
The Incredible Hulk TV series premiered on CBC starring Bill Bixby.
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13 Sep 1977
American sitcom 'Soap' became the first show to display the warning 'Viewer discretion advised.'
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7 Jul 1977
The 10th James Bond movie, 'The Spy Who Loved Me,' premiered in London.
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22 Jun 1977
Disney's 'The Rescuers' was released.
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25 May 1977
The original Star Wars film (Episode IV – A New Hope), directed by George Lucas, was first released.
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1 Mar 1977
The first woman won the Life Achievement Award and was claimed by Bette Davis.
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24 Sep 1976
Theatrical 'Oh! Calcutta!' opened at the Edison Theatre in New York City.
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11 Oct 1975
The American sketch comedy series 'Saturday Night Live' premiered on US television.
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20 Jun 1975
The movie 'Jaws' by Steven Spielberg hit theaters.
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11 Jun 1975
The comedy-drama musical 'Nashville' written by Robert Altman was released.
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9 Jun 1975
British Parliament was broadcasted live.
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4 May 1975
The Italian film 'Seven Beauties' became the first film directed by a woman to be nominated for an Academy Award.
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4 Mar 1975
The first People's Choice Awards aired on CBS.
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5 Dec 1974
The final episode of Monty Python aired, which disbanded due to one member who lost interest and another who struggled with alcoholism.
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30 Oct 1974
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre horror film premiered in cinemas in Los Angeles, California.
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26 Dec 1973
The horror film 'The Exorcist,' based on book and screenplay by William Peter Blatty, premiered.
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27 Jun 1973
James Bond's eighth movie, 'Live and Let Die,' was released in the US.
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28 Jan 1973
Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather won five Golden Globe awards.
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18 Jan 1973
The final episode of Monty Python's 'Flying Circus' season 3 was aired on BBC.
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11 Apr 1972
The first episode of 'I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue' is aired.
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15 Mar 1972
The first installment of 'The Godfather,' starring Marlon Brando and Al Pacino, premiered in New York City.
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19 Dec 1971
Stanley Kubrick's X-rated film 'A Clockwork Orange' premiered, which was based on the book by Anthony Burgess.
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24 Dec 1970
Walt Disney's 'Aristocats' was released.
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5 Oct 1970
The US Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) was founded.
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13 May 1970
The Beatles movie, 'Let it Be,' premiered.
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10 Nov 1969
"Sesame Street" debuts.
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5 Oct 1969
Monty Python's Flying Circus makes its debut.
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13 Sep 1969
The animated mystery-comedy 'Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!' first aired on CBS.
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18 Jun 1969
The western movie 'The Wild Bunch' was released.
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3 Dec 1968
Elvis Presley's Comeback Special airs on NBC, his 1st live performance in seven years, re-launching his singing career.
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1 Oct 1968
Night of the Living Dead was released in US cinemas.
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20 Jul 1968
Jane Asher broke up her engagement to Paul McCartney live on television.
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2 Apr 1968
The '2001: A Space Odyssey' sci-fi movie premiered in Washington, DC.
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17 Mar 1968
The Bee Gees made their first appearance on TV, performing 'Words' and 'To Love Somebody' on the Ed Sullivan Show.
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8 Feb 1968
Planet of the Apes hit the theatres in New York City.
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22 Dec 1967
The Graduate American comedy-drama film directed by Mike Nichols was released.
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18 Oct 1967
The Jungle Book movie by Disney was released.
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25 Jun 1967
The world's first live global satellite TV program is aired.
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8 Sep 1966
'Star Trek: The Original Series' aired for the first time on NBC-TV.
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12 Jan 1966
ABC aired Batman for the first time.
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29 Dec 1965
Thunderball, the fourth James Bond film, premiered in Tokyo.
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9 Dec 1965
"A Charlie Brown Christmas" made its debut on television.
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2 Mar 1965
The musical 'The Sound of Music,' starring Julie Andrews, premiered.
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27 Dec 1964
The Supremes first appeared on 'The Ed Sullivan Show,' singing 'Come See About Me.'
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21 Oct 1964
The American musical comedy ''My Fair Lady,” starring Audrey Hepburn, was released in the US.