 Rosenberg returned to television, directing 15 episodes of "The Untouchables", eight of the anthology series "Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre", five of "Alfred Hitchcock Presents", and three of "The Twilight Zone", along with episodes of "Adventures in Paradise", "The Barbara Stanwyck Show", "Ben Casey", "Rawhide" with Clint Eastwood, and Falk's "The Trials of O'Brien", among other shows.He won a 1963 Emmy Award for directing "The Madman", one of his 19 episodes of the courtroom drama "The Defenders".Following the Lutheran-financed U.S.-German co-production "Question 7" (1961), filmed in West Berlin, Germany, Rosenberg shot the 1965 TV-movie, "Memorandum for a Spy" and the 1966 telefilm "Fame Is the Name of the Game" before making his major-studio debut with the Paul Newman hit "Cool Hand Luke" (1967).