It’s a shame we can’t have shows of this quality today.

This girl was a great actress; and the story was bitter-sweet.

This is the best episode I've seen in this '50s series. Young, handsome, innocent GH - wow! Well done!

A teen-age George Hamilton is truly the icing on the cake...❤

I can’t believe this series did not continur. Head and shiulders above the rest. And bravo to Borid Karloff-whose talent and versatility is highlighted in these episodes!

Boris Karloff was such a fine actor, it's a pity he was typecast after playing Frankenstein and The Mummy.

I am astounded that I watched this in the 60's - this is a very special one, but no different from all the others in excellence. I delight in Mr. Karloff, I still love black and white, and a really good tale. This story has values, a sense of right and wrong - AND (I've always loved Paul Harvey and Aesops Fables) we get a 'moral of the story' at the end. Our American society is just now beginning to understand and protect individual freedoms - I grew up in a time when communism was everywhere, everyone was suspicious of any difference (kids weren't allowed to play with me in 2nd grade because my parents were divorced). It was a time when 'other religions' were all but your own - we didn't even know the difference between Catholic and Protestant theology, what redemption or reincarnation was...most still don't. Here we have a 1950's classic that shows not only religious tolerance, but grace - I bet in 2024, the folks watching this learned more about Hinduism and the belief inreincarnation than they've ever learned. It is unbelievable to me that when I was two years old, Hal Roach studios put out a show that was not only a true story (times, dates, religious facts - and the woman were real in 1923) not on;ly educated Americans, but honored the Eastern cultures! Thank you for posting these lovely old (but so relevant) videos. My best.

Love that arch and that fireplace!

Good episode. Despite lack of authentic Indian cast members, felt they were adequate & passably believable & acceptable. This was the norm for Hollywood productions of that era. I give the series credit for featuring a story set in late 1920's India--a mostly overlooked time & place, in terms of story-material. Clever insertion of actual Indian-locales, taken probably from old movie-filler travelogues or scenes from old movies set in India or the East. The sets used were pretty convincing and sufficient for its purposes, as there really was no need to go to lavish expense on this episode. The story was the thing & is quite compelling. Makes me want to explore Indian history further! The only obvious negative, easily shrugged-off for entertainment purposes, is that none of the principals would've been speaking English, except for the highly-educated friends Karloff & the French father. Conceivably, George Hamilton's character would've known English, as he was headed for an American university, cleverly unnamed. Overall intriguing episode!

I love this episode.

Thank you PizzaFlix! Once again you come with the classic, the obscure, the excellent. It's February 2021, a rare snowstorm in Portland Oregon. The power is off, so I'm watching my phone. Grateful that you're here...😘🍕💕

Now i believe peoples are reborn. So i guess karma will follow them next life.

Interesting! Love Mr. Karloff! Kudos! He was before his time. Never another actor like him since. Thanx!

Inyriguing storyline, beatifilly acted by all, Perfect mystery.

Oh well, usually we would not remember previous incarnations, to prevent them from interfering in the current one. Can see a good example in this video.

good story !!!

Thank you so much!!!

Wow George Hamilton pre-tan. lol

Love this movie 🎥. It gave me hope 💕

I've never seen this, but it's very cool, like the begining, atmospheric, spooky. Thank you

Do you think that Boris has a big enough fire? Hell you could roast a whole cow in it.

Thank u PIZZA FLIX I been 2 days on this and Boris is excellent more entertaining than today's TV 😀

Robert White You speak brilliantly of todays children. They seem assuming and things done the quickest way possible. Perfection has vanished. I love this series

Lovely show

I own this collection, and I am glad somewhat these episodes of The Veil are uploaded on KZfaq. This certain episode is intriguing to me, also the handsome actor from India is most interesting in all consideration there were not many actors from India to portray particular roles in Hollywood at this time. Thanks for the love story; incarnation like and narrated by Boris Karloff of what's behind, THE VEIL.

Excellent!!👏👏

I hope the next episode is set in China, because we've had crummy accents from all over the globe so far. Mind you, these stories ars so good, and Boris just uses his own accent, regardless, old pro that he is... so I'm loving every one of them. And it was good to see a young Henry Kissinger showing us his acting chops.👻

❤ thank you..

I am sure her husband and child would not wish her to be lonely _in this life_ if it were tru

The way he sprung up at 15:05🤣

Good ending!

Now that's a faithful wife!

Oh, that theremin! Woo woo wooo!

This is a true story

George Hamilton with no tan unreal

This is awesome!! Thanks PizzaFlix

Young George Hamilton, back in the day

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Now I know there's a connection between this series and "One Step Beyond", because I recognize this story. if "The Veil" is from the late 50's and OSB is from the early 60's, then OSB must have copied this show, which is pretty unimaginative. Were they able to do that without getting sued? Just curious: why do so many people close their minds to beliefs and ideas different from their own and worse, claim they aren't true? What makes them such experts? Personally, I'd love it if past lives could be proven, what a relief to get that "you have only one life so don't mess it up" burden off one's shoulders! I'd prefer the option to see and do it all as many times as I'd like, with the chance to find real happiness and have dreams come true, no matter how long it takes. And no need to get uptight about old age, as you'll be young again soon enough. If you die young this time, you'll live long the next time, if you're disabled now, you'll be in perfect health someday, if you wanted kids but can't have them, next time you'll have a houseful of children...endless possibilities....talk about FREEDOM! And that's the last you'll hear from me, at least in this lifetime....

A young Hindu girl would not be kissing an unrelated man, especially in front of her mother.

George hamilton, must be an old man, of 18 in this! Lol.

Didn’t know about this show until it popped up on You Tube . I knew about Thriller and have watched every episode of them but this is new . All the stories have I seen so far have been good but this is the best one and is this where George Hamilton became a tanning junkie ?

wow, look at that very very young, George Hamilton

They should have called this " Behind The Veil" I think Boris is right to use that title.

The guy in the glasses? Henry Kissinger.

lo he visto como diez veces

If reincarnation is real, it would really suck. Imagine coming back as a young girl, having to hook up with an old guy. Then he dies and she grows old alone. Then when she's old, he comes back as a young guy. And so on and so forth. Kinda a gross system if you ask me.

Nice story but just a made up story. Ppl have great imaginations.

I've actually heard of quite a few incidents like that. And, mostly in India.

When did this series first air? I never heard of it and it is so good!

Hollywood had knowledge about every aspect of society in every corner of the world.

Sometimes, even when you meet your love from a past life, it's not meant to be in this life. I know. I met my love several years ago, from ancient Egypt. Twice I tried to date him, to see if it would work, but it didn't, we were too different in this life, and clashed in vital areas. It was nice to be able to see him after all these millennials, but that's all, that's all.

The year was 1958. There were lots of Indian actresses who could have portrayed the role. But sadly, theier accent were authentic Indian and the western world wouldn't have had understood a word. Hence the white girl portrayed it. I don't blame the technical incorrectness. India was miles behind on adaptation to the western culture back in 1958. Today you see Indian women speaks English well with both American and English accents. It wasn't back then. I just find it funny how times was back then in India.

Loved it !!! Not sure about reincarnation but it's possible she was channeling a spirit bc there was a need to be met. You don't get to relive your prior existence but it's remembering a prior existence which most of us can't do. However, I've always wondered why as humans we can be attracted to something that is totally foreign to our own culture.... and yet feel comfortable within it like an old shoe. Thanks Pizza :o)

Spoiler: That was sad. I thought she was conning them at first but ... nope.

Sita is beautiful 😻

Interesting. The reincarnated woman doesn't have talk like any Indian woman I have ever heard.

Hey, wait, wasn't dude in an episode of Columbo????🤔

George Hamilton was a, no--'The' Hot-to-Trot' Hollywood Stud that was gett'n every and any girl/woman he wanted.....Santha was just the base-line of his Type.....as an Actor---'at lest he didn't bump into the Props on Set' and that took alot of acting ability.....and have often read...a 'decent enough and easy going Dude.' and from the Hollywood Rag Mags...had he been a Porn Start, instead---he'd a been one of the Biggest.....'think 'Hollywood Nights"....frk'n great to see stars when they were just starting out... ..

An extremely young George Hamilton as Krishna Vernoy, before his perpetual suntan.

I thought that was George Hamilton

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Rama has a long neck. Nobody will ever say about him: “No daughter of mine is goin’ to marry that no-neck.”

Watched 12 17 18

Cute and unexpected.

Everytime I have an argument with the missus, I try and explain to her that I must go and find my wife from another life, it's not my fault my memory is a little hazy and she doesn't understand I have to kiss all the girls in the village, just to make sure, A great burden I have to carry.

First time i hear the name of PERSES "persians " in a hollywood film and not insulting them

Interesting accent 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I think they had pizza and spaghetti for dinner. And the daughter looks sooooo Indian...🤣🤣🤣🤣

Antony Perkins is the son.

Boris should have played the father. He's part Asian

Is that a very young George Hamilton?

Funny how those who believe in reincarnation have more revelatory visions. 🤔 _lf everyone had them it would be more convincing_ is my point

Rama's accent keeps slipping...

Just saying,, Mr. BK as host is dressed in same clothes every episode 🤗🤫🍿🥤✌️

Incidents like these never happen. This is imagination, a fiction. & Reality is stranger than fiction.

Kids today make me laugh. They were born in a time of technology, they sit on they're asses in front of a computer and do they're homework. They never had to walk a mile to the library and check out books and have really study and search for the answers to any given problems. Instead they just go online and accept the answers that are fed to them without finding out if they are true or not or double checking the answers that they are finding online. I can very easily see why the world is in the state that it is in right now.

Hate the way old Hollywood portrayed Asian cultures🤨

By far the worst acting in the series. The woman played her part like Theda Bara's Vamp. Hamilton may be the only famous name in the series, apart, of course, from Boris.

Must have been a shortage of East Asians. Smh

Dear Hollywood, Please use actors & actresses native to the roles. Thank you. 🤦🏽‍♀️

George hamilton, must be an old man, of 18 in this! Lol.