Also, Charlie's Aunt, starring Art Carney and Orson Bean in the Playhouse 90 version, had been earlier filmed as Charley's Aunt in 1941, starring Jack Benny. An indifferently received television movie production of In the Presence of Mine Enemies, starring Armin Mueller-Stahl in the Charles Laughton role, was shown on cable television in 1997 by Showtime. Awards Peabody Awards 1957 Rod Serling for Requiem for a Heavyweight 1959 Playhouse 90 Golden Globe Awards 1957 Best TV Show – Playhouse 90 1958 Best Dramatic Anthology Series – Playhouse 90 Emmy Awards 1957 Best New Program Series – Playhouse 90 1957 Best Art Direction - One Hour or More – Albert Heschong in Requiem for a Heavyweight 1957 Best Single Performance by an Actor – Jack Palance in Requiem for a Heavyweight 1957 Best Single Program of the Year – Requiem for a Heavyweight 1957 Best Teleplay Writing - One Hour or More – Rod Serling in Requiem for a Heavyweight 1957 Best Director - One Hour or More – Ralph Nelson for Requiem for a Heavyweight 1958 Best Single Performance by an Actress – Polly Bergen in The Helen Morgan Story 1959 Best Dramatic Series - One Hour or Longer – Playhouse 90 1960 Outstanding Program Achievement in the Field of Drama – Playhouse 90References External links "Backstage at Playhouse 90," Time.com'', December 2. 1957 'Writing for Television" by Rod Serling "Preserving television for future viewers" by Jake Ayres. Daily Bruin, May 29, 2007. Playhouse 90 at CVTA with episode list 1956 American television series debuts 1960 American television series endings 1950s American anthology television series 1960s American anthology television series Black-and-white American television shows English-language television shows CBS original programming American live television series Television series by CBS Studios Television series by Sony Pictures Television Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series winners Television series by Screen Gems Television shows filmed in Los Angeles