Aaron Spelling holding a remote control in front of a TV set
Aaron Spelling holding a remote control in front of a TV set
American film producer Aaron Spelling

Cinemaniacs presents

Spellbound: the works of Aaron Spelling

Talk

Tickets

Full

$25

Concession

$23

ACMI Member

$20

When

Cancelled

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COVID-19 update

Following the latest advice from the Victorian Government ACMI remains temporarily closed. Unfortunately, the Fri 30 Jul session for Spellbound: the works of Aaron Spelling has been cancelled.

Customers with tickets for this session will be automatically refunded via the card they made the purchase with. If your card has expired, please email ticketdesk@acmi.net.au to make alternative arrangements. Refunds may take 5-10 days to appear in your account.

We look forward to welcoming you back to ACMI soon. Look after yourself, and each other.

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Critics Hande Noyan, Craig Martin, Michelle Smith and Lee Gambin take a look at the varied works of maverick producer Aaron Spelling.

Detailing his more than often unsung achievements in dramatic filmic work such as the harrowing Night Mother (1986) starring Sissy Spacek and Ann Bancroft right through to horror TV movies such as Satan's School For Girls (1973) and How Awful About Allan (1970), as well as his achievements in television with highly popular shows such as The Love Boat (1977–86) through to shows that deserve more of a spotlight like Hotel (1983–88).

Event duration

90 mins

Where

Cinema 2, Level 2
ACMI, Fed Square

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