David Cronenberg

The Dead Zone is a 1983 American horror thriller film directed by David Cronenberg.

including, Christopher Walken (The Prophecy), , Martin Sheen (The Believers) Tom Skerritt (Alien) and Brooke Adams (Invasion of the Body Snatchers)

Directed by Canadian filmmaker David Cronenberg, The Dead Zone is thriller based on novel by Stephen King and featuring a strong cast including, Christopher Walken (The Prophecy), Martin Sheen (The Believers), Tom Skerritt (Alien) and Brooke Adams (Invasion of the Body Snatchers).

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The Dead Zone is the one David Cronenberg film not scored by Howard Shore, but by American composer Michael Kamen (April 15, 1948 – November 18, 2003).

David Croenenberg

The story of The Dead Zone revolves around a man named Johnny Smith (boring name eh?) who gets in a car accident that leaves Legendary director David Croenenberg in a coma.

director Michael Cimino for a role in the financially disastrous western Heaven's Gate (1980), before moving onto surprise audiences with Walken's wonderful dance skills in Pennies from Heaven (1981), taking the lead as a school teacher with telepathic abilities in the Stephen King

director Michael Cimino for a role in the financially disastrous western Heaven's Gate (1980), before moving onto surprise audiences with Walken's wonderful dance skills in Pennies from Heaven (1981), taking the lead as a school teacher with telepathic abilities in the Stephen King inspired The Dead Zone (1983) and then as billionaire industrialist Max Zorin trying to blow up Silicon Valley in the 007 adventure

Jason Cameron

The Dead Zone is a series that joins Jason Cameron as Jason Cameron ventures into people’s homes to fix their dreaded ‘dead zones,’ those unused, empty spaces that draw unwanted attention to themselves.

Cronenberg

Cronenberg directed the 1983 film The Dead Zone, where a young schoolteacher (played by Christopher Walken) awakens from a coma to find that Christopher Walkenhas psychic powers, and Christopher Walken's early films often dealt with anomalies of the human condition.

John L. Adams

John L. Adams, is an actor and director, known for The Dead Zone (film) (2002) and Serving Justice (2011).

with Christopher Walken and ) Martin Sheen

Before the 1970s were over, Stephen King cranked out five more titles (a book of short stories produced material for six feature films including Children of the Corn in 1984, two novels became the basis of separate television series, and The Dead Zone became a feature film in 1983 with Christopher Walken and Martin Sheen).

the perfect distillation of the haunting novel paired with a truly amazing performance by Christopher Walken

The film adaptation of The Dead Zone is the perfect distillation of the haunting novel paired with a truly amazing performance by Christopher Walken.

director Michael Cimino for a role in the financially disastrous western Heaven's Gate (1980), before moving onto surprise audiences with the Best Supporting Actor Academy Award's wonderful dance skills in Pennies from Heaven (1981), taking the lead as a school teacher with telepathic abilities in the Stephen King

director Michael Cimino for a role in the financially disastrous western Heaven's Gate (1980), before moving onto surprise audiences with the Best Supporting Actor Academy Award's wonderful dance skills in Pennies from Heaven (1981), taking the lead as a school teacher with telepathic abilities in the Stephen King inspired The Dead Zone (1983) and then as billionaire industrialist Max Zorin trying to blow up Silicon Valley in the 007 adventure

George A. Romero

The title and plot also refer to the Dead films directed by George A. Romero.

by Paramount Pictures , screenplay by Jeffrey Boam, starring Christopher Walken

Carrie was produced as a motion picture in 1976 by Paul Monash for United Artists, screenplay by Lawrence D. Cohen, directed by Brian De Palma, featuring Sissy Spacek and Piper Laurie, and was also produced as a Broadway musical in 1988 by Cohen and Michael Gore, developed in England by the Royal Shakespeare Company, featuring Betty Buckley; Salem's Lot was produced as a television miniseries in 1979 by Warner Brothers, teleplay by Paul Monash, featuring David Soul and James Mason, and was adapted for the cable channel TNT in 2004, with a teleplay by Peter Filardi and direction by Mikael Salomon; The Shining was filmed in 1980 by Warner Brothers/Hawks Films, screenplay by director Stanley Kubrick and Diane Johnson, starring Jack Nicholson and Shelley Duvall, and it was filmed for television in 1997 by Warner Brothers, directed by Mick Garris, starring Rebecca De Mornay, Steven Weber, Courtland Mead, and Melvin Van Peebles; Cujo was filmed in 1983 by Warner Communications/Taft Entertainment, screenplay by Don Carlos Dunaway and Lauren Currier, featuring Dee Wallace and Danny Pintauro; The Dead Zone was filmed in 1983 by Paramount Pictures, screenplay by Jeffrey Boam, starring Christopher Walken; was adapted as a cable television series starring Anthony Michael Hall by USA Network, beginning 2002; Christine was filmed in 1983 by Columbia Pictures, screenplay by Bill Phillips; Firestarter was produced in 1984 by Frank Capra, Jr., for Universal Pictures in association with Dino de Laurentiis, screenplay by Stanley Mann, featuring David Keith and Drew Barrymore; Stand by Me (based on King's novella

Stephen King

Then Tom Hanks went back to the US to direct more episodic TV shows like Wes Craven's short-lived 'Nightmare Cafe' and Stephen King's 'The Dead Zone'.

author Marilyn Bergman

author Marilyn Bergman was an art director, known for The Dead Zone (1983), Taxi Driver (1976) and Cabo Blanco (1980).

Robert Lieberman

In addition to Gabriel’s Fire, Robert Lieberman directed the pilot and Executive Produced The Dead Zone (which ran for seven seasons on USA), and Strong Medicine (which ran for six seasons on Lifetime).

Anthony Michael Hall as Johnny Smith

The Dead Zone is an American/Canadian science fiction drama television series starring Anthony Michael Hall as Johnny Smith.

Christopher Walken

The Dead Zone is a highly underrated movie featuring Christopher Walken as a man who can see a person’s secrets in the past, present and future.

Frank Darabont

The film was directed by Frank Darabont (who many may know from Andy's work on The Walking Dead).

John Carpenter, Stuart Gordon, Dario Argento and Tobe Hooper

The classic series was directed by genre stars such as John Carpenter, Stuart Gordon, Dario Argento and Tobe Hooper.