The Guest Stars of Land of the Giants - Alpha Control Press

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The Guest Stars of
Land of the Giants
compiled by Harris M. Lentz, III
Abbot, John (Gorak in "Underground"). Abbott was born in 1905. He has appeared in such films
as Cry of the Werewolf, The Vampire's Ghost, The Cat Creature tele-film, and Slapstick. He has
appeared on television episodes of Science Fiction Theatre, Thriller, Alfred Hitchcock Presents,
The Munsters, Lost in Space, and Star Trek.
Adler, Robert (Villager Sloacum in "Home Sweet Home"). Adler's film credits include The
Frogmen, Prince Valiant, and Journey to the Center of the Earth.
Albertson, Jack (Inidu in "Return of Inidu" and Kirmus in "Panic"). Albertson, who was born in
1910, was best known for starring in television's Chico and the Man. He received an Academy
Award for Best Supporting Actor in 1968 for his performance in The Subject Was Roses.
Albertson's other film credits include Miracle on 34th Street, The Man of a Thousand Faces, The
Shaggy Dog, Son of Flubber, Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, and Dead and Buried. His
other television credits include episodes of Inner Sanctum, Twilight Zone, The Immortal, and Night
Gallery. He died on Nov. 25, 1981.
Alcaide, Chris (Sgt. Arnak in "Seven Little Indians"). Alcaide also appeared in "Mr. Krane", a
science fiction episode of Matinee Theatre, and appeared in an episode of The Outer Limits.
Anderson, Jr., Michael (Ben in "Every Boy Needs a Dog"). Anderson was born in 1943, He
starred in the 1962 version of Jules Verne's In Search of the Castaways, and the 1970 horror telefilm
The House That Wouldn't Die. He was also featured in the film Logan's Run and the
television mini-series version of Ray Bradbury's The Martian Chronicles, both of which were
directed by his father, Michael Anderson.
Anderson, Richard (Joe Simmons in "Six Hours to Live"). Anderson, who was born in 1926,
starred as Oscar Goldman in The Six Million Dollar Man and The Bionic Woman television series.
Anderson was also featured as Chief Quinn in the science fiction classic Forbidden Planet in 1956
and starred in The Curse of the Faceless Man. His other films include The Search for Bridey
Murphy, Seven Days in May, Seconds, and the tele-films The Astronaut, The Night Strangler, and
The Stepford Children. His other television credits include episodes of Thriller, Alfred Hitchcock
Hour, Man from U.N.C.L.E., The Green Hornet, The Invaders, Wild Wild West, Darkroom,
Bring 'Em Back Alive, the Knight Rider pilot film and Automan.
Ansara, Michael (Murtrah in "On a Clear Night You Can See Earth"). Ansara was born in 1922.
His numerous film credits include Abbott and Costello Meet The Mummy, Voyage to the Bottom of
the Sea, Dear, Dead Delilah, It's Alive, The Day of the Animals, and The Manitou. On television
he appeared in episodes of Alfred Hitchcock Presents, The Outer Limits, Man from U.N.C.L.E., I
Dream of Jeannie, Time Tunnel, Star Trek, Lost in Space, and Buck Rogers.
Aubuchon, Jacques (Zurpin in "Genius at Work"). Aubuchon was born in 1924. Aubuchon
appeared in the Disney fantasy The Shaggy Dog in 1959 and was featured in the British sci-fi film
Journey to the Far Side of The Sun in 1969. Aubuchon also appeared in numerous television series
including "The Terrible Clockman" episodes of Shirley Temple Theatre, Twilight Zone, Bewitched,
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Man from U.N.C.L.E., Tarzan, Project UFO, and Highway to
Heaven. He died on Dec. 28, 1991.

Avery, Tol (Mr. Derk in "Shell Game"). Avery was born in 1910. He had a small role in It Came
from Beneath the Sea and appeared on television in Science Fiction Theater, Batman, Wild Wild
West, and Lost in Space. He died in 1973.
Baer, Parley (Obek in "Sabotage"). Veteran character actor Parley Baer was born in 1914. He
appeared in the films Two on a Guillotine, The Brass Bottle, The Gnome-Mobile, White Dog, Time
Trackers, and Almost an Angel. He also appeared in the tele-films The Time Machine, Cry for the
Strangers, and Killer in the Mirror and episodes of The Outer Limits, My Favorite Martian, The
Addams Family (where he appeared regularly as Mayor Henson), Bewitched, Project UFO, The
Incredible Hulk, Shadow Chaser, and the new Twilight Zone.
Bank, Douglas (Giant scientist in "The Golden Cage" and the policeman in "Sabotage"). Bank
also appeared in 1958's The Brain Eaters and was featured in episodes of The Twilight Zone and
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea.
Barron, Baynes (The giant policeman in "Framed"). Barron was born in 1917. He appeared in the
serial Radar Men from the Moon and starred as Chief Maranka in From Hell It Came in 1957. He
also appeared in The Strangler, Space Monster, and the 1976 Irwin Allen tele-film Time Travelers.
His other television credits include episodes of Captain Midnight, Alfred Hitchcock Presents,
Bewitched, and Planet of the Apes. He died in 1982.
Barry, Donald "Red" (Zoral in "Deadly Dart"). Barry, who starred in the Red Ryder series of
Westerns, was born in 1912. His film credits include Frankenstein 1970, Orca, The Swarm,
Doctor Dracula, and The Eyes of Charles Sand tele-film. He also appeared in episodes of The
Munsters, Batman, Wild Wild West, The Immortal, Ghost Story, Kolchak: The Night Stalker, The
Six Million Dollar Man, The Bionic Woman, and Project UFO. Barry committed suicide on July
17, 1980.
Bassett, William H. (Ranger Jack in "Home Sweet Home"). Bassett was born in 1935. He
appeared in the films Conquest of the Planet of the Apes, The Towering Inferno, Return from
Witch Mountain, Creator, and the 1987 remake of Invaders from Mars. His other television
credits include Mystery Show, Search, and I Dream of Jeannie.
Batanides, Arthur (Luigi in "Terror-Go-Round"). Batanides was featured in the films The Beast
from 20,000 Fathoms, The Unearthly, and The Leech Woman. His many television appearances
include episodes of Rod Brown of the Rocket Rangers, One Step Beyond, Twilight Zone, The Outer
Limits, Time Tunnel, The Green Hornet, Lost in Space, Star Trek, Wonder Woman, Galactica
1980, and Knight Rider.
Beck, Kimberly (The giant girl in "Bounty Hunter"). Ms. Beck was born in 1956. She began her
film career at the age of two in 1958's Torpedo Run and was also featured in the films Marnie,
Massacre at Central High, and Friday the 13th - The Final Chapter. She also appeared in episodes
of The Munsters, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, and Mr. Merlin on television.
Benedict, William (Villager Peabody in "Home Sweet Home"). Benedict, who played Whitey in
numerous Bowery Boys films, was born in 1917. His numerous credits include The Adventures of
Captain Marvel serial, The Lady and the Monster, The Magnetic Monster, Bride of the Monster,
Homebodies, and the tele-film Computercide. He also appeared in episodes of Twilight Zone and
The Incredible Hulk.
Benson, Tony (Grot in "Return of Inidu"). Benson also appeared in the films Psycho a Go-Go!
and The Witchmaker.

Bergmann, Alan (Krenko in "Our Man O'Reilly"). Bergmann also appeared in episodes of Star
Trek, Mission: Impossible, Search, The Six Million Dollar Man, and Wonder Woman.
Bissell, Whit (Dr. Krane in "Secret City of Limbo "). Veteran science fiction character actor Whit
Bissell was born in 1914 and is well known for his co-starring role in The Time Tunnel television
series as Gen. Heywood Kirk. Bissell's many other genre credits include the films The Lost
Continent, The Creature From the Black Lagoon, The Atomic Kid, Target Earth!, Invasion of the
Body Snatchers, I Was a Teenage Werewolf, I Was a Teenage Frankenstein, Monster on the
Campus, The Time Machine, The Manchurian Candidate, the tele-film City Beneath the Sea,
Soylent Green, Psychic Killer, and the 1978 tele-film version of The Twilight Zone. He was also
featured in numerous television series including Science Fiction Theatre, Man and the Challenge,
One Step Beyond, Men Into Space, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, The Outer Limits, Voyage to the
Bottom of the Sea, Man from U.N.C.L.E., The Invaders, Star Trek, Search, The Bionic Woman,
Project UFO, The Incredible Hulk, and Darkroom.
Blue, Ben (Moley in "The Inside Rail"). Blue, a veteran comedy actor, was born in 1901. He
appeared in numerous films including It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World and The Busy Body and
was featured as the Scarecrow in the "Land of Oz" on Shirley Temple Theater in 1960. Blue died
on Mar. 7, 1975.
Bradford, Lane (Lobo in "Double-Cross"). Bradford was born in 1923. He appeared in the
serials The Invisible Monster and Zombies of the Stratosphere. His other television credits include
episodes of Superman, Batman, Lost in Space, and Search. He died on June 7, 1973.
Bradley, Stewart (The police sergeant in "Six Hours to Live" and the senior scientist in "The
Trap"). Bradley appeared in several films including The Burglar and Cool Breeze.
Bramley, William (Hanley in "Giants and All That Jazz"). Bramley was born in 1928. He also
appeared in episodes of Alfred Hitchcock Presents, The Outer Limits, Girl from U.N.C.L.E., The
Invaders, and Lost in Space.
Briggs, Charlie (The guard in "Deadly Pawn"). Briggs was born in 1931. His film credits include
The Absent-Minded Professor, 13 Frightened Girls, The Travelling Executioner, The Beguiled,
and Brainstorm.
Burke, Patrick Sullivan (Golan in "The Chase"). Burke, an Irish actor and singer, also appeared
in the films The Brotherhood of Satan and The Castaway Cowboys.
Burton, Normann (The sergeant in "The Chase"). Burton was born in 1923. He was featured in
the films Fright, Hand of Death, Planet of the Apes, Simon, King of Witches, Diamonds are
Forever (as Felix Leiter), The Terminal Man, The Reincarnation of Peter Proud, Fade to Black,
and Mausoleum. He also appeared in the tele-films Conspiracy of Terror and The Ultimate
Imposter and appeared in episodes of I Dream of Jeannie, Planet of the Apes, The Magician, and
Knight Rider. Burton was also featured regularly as Gen. Atkinson in the first season of Wonder
Woman.
Cadis, Dusty (Warner the store guard in "Our Man O'Reilly"). Cadis also appeared in the 1965
film The Sandpiper and an episode of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea.
Canon, Peter (Slave #1 in "Land of the Lost"). Canon appeared in several films including A New
Kind of Love and The Hindenburg. He also was seen in an episode of Star Trek.
Carlyle, Richard (The special policeman in "The Mechanical Man"). Carlyle's films credits
include Target Unknown, The Iron Mistress, and Harper. He also appeared in episodes of Alfred

Hitchcock Hour and Star Trek.
Carr, Paul (The giant photographer in "Framed"). Carr was born in 1934. He appeared in the
films Ben, The Severed Arm, The Bat People, Sisters of Death, and The Killings at Outpost Zeta.
His television credits include episodes of One Step Beyond, Men Into Space, Voyage to the Bottom
of the Sea, The Green Hornet, Time Tunnel, Circle of Fear, The Six Million Dollar Man,
Spiderman, The Incredible Hulk, Buck Rogers, and Airwolf.
Carradine, John (Egor in "Comeback"). Carradine was born in 1906. One of the most prolific
actors in Hollywood, his films include The Invisible Man, The Bride of Frankenstein, Captive Wild
Woman, The Invisible Man's Revenge, House of Frankenstein as Count Dracula, The Black Sleep,
The Unearthly, The Cosmic Man, Invisible Invaders, The Invasion of the Animal People, Billy The
Kid vs. Dracula as Dracula, Hillbillys in the Haunted House, The Night Strangler tele-film, Mary,
Mary Bloody Mary, Vampire Hookers, The Howling, The Monster Club, Goliath Awaits tele-film,
The Ice Pirates, Peggy Sue Got Married, and many others. He also appeared on television in
episodes of Lights Out, Matinee Theatre as Count Dracula, Twilight Zone, Thriller, The Green
Hornet, Lost in Space, Night Gallery, Wonder Woman, and the new Twilight Zone. He died on
Nov. 27, 1988.
Cary, Christopher (Deenar in "Chamber of Fear"). Cary was born in 1934. He appeared in the
films Sword and the Sorcerer, Lifepod, and Beyond the Universe and the tele-films Planet Earth,
Mind Over Murder, and Captain America II. On television, he appeared in episodes of Man from
U.N.C.L.E., Wild Wild West, Batman, Time Tunnel, Wonder Woman, Voyagers!, and The
Wizard.
Catron, Jerry (The giant sentry in "Underground"). Catron appeared in the films Point Blank and
WUSA and was featured in several episodes of Voyage to Bottom of the Sea.
Cattani, Rico (The second S.I.D. man in "Seven Little Indians"). Cattani was born in 1928. He
also appeared in the films The St. Valentine's Day Massacre and The Bamboo Saucer.
Chaplain, Jack (Joey in "The Lost Ones"). Juvenile actor Chaplain also appeared in the 1965 film
Git!
Chesney, Diana (Nell in "Giants and All That Jazz"). Ms. Chesney, a British character actress,
was born in 1922. Her film credits include A Woman of Mystery, Gideon of Scotland Yard,
Munster, Go Home, and Swashbuckler. She also appeared in an episode of Buck Rogers in the
25th Century.
Chiles, Linden (Joe in "Flight Plan"). Chiles was born in 1933. His film credits include Eye of the
Cat, Forbidden World, and Cloak and Dagger. His other television credits include episodes of
Twilight Zone, The Munsters, The Invaders, Man from U.N.C.L.E., Time Tunnel, The Six Million
Dollar Man, The Bionic Woman, Logan's Run, Buck Rogers, The Incredible Hulk, and Werewolf.
Colbert, Robert (Bolgar in "Sabotage"). Colbert, who was born in 1931, starred as Doug Phillips
in The Time Tunnel series. He also starred with the Three Stooges in Have Rocket, Will Travel and
appeared in the Irwin Allen tele-film The City Beneath the Sea. His other television credits include
episodes of Thriller, My Favorite Martian, Mission: Impossible, and Knight Rider.
Collier, Don (The father in "Rescue"). Collier was born in 1928 and appeared in numerous films,
primarily Westerns. His credits include Five Card Stud, The War Wagon, and the television series
High Chaparral, where he appeared regularly.
Corbett, Glenn (Kagan in "Weird World"). Corbett, who was born in 1929, starred in television's
Route 66 during its final season. He also appeared in the films Homicidal and The Pirates of Blood

River and the tele-film The Stranger. He also was featured in episodes of Man from U.N.C.L.E.,
Star Trek, The Immortal, Night Gallery, and Automan.
Corden, Henry (The janitor in "The Creed"). Corden was born in 1920. His many film credits
include The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, The Black Castle, Abbott and Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde, King Richard and the Crusaders, and Modern Problems. Corden's other television
credits include episodes of Superman, Thriller, Twilight Zone, Mr. Ed, Tarzan, My Favorite
Martian, I Dream of Jeannie, and Get Smart. Corden was also a voice actor in numerous animated
television series including Return to the Planet of the Apes, The Galaxy Goofups, Fred and Barney
Meet the Thing, The Plastic Man Comedy/Adventure Show, and Captain Caveman and the Angels.
Craig, Yvonne (Berna in "Wild Journey"). Ms. Craig was born in 1941 and is best known for her
portrayal as Batgirl in Batman. She also starred in the 1966 sci-fi film Mars Needs Women and the
1967 spy spoof In Like Flint. Her other television credits include Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea,
Man from U.N.C.L.E., Wild Wild West, Star Trek, The Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The Magician, and
The Six Million Dollar Man.
Crawford, Broderick (Prof. Gorn in "The Mechanical Man"). Crawford, who received an
Academy Award for Best Actor for his 1949 performance in all The King's Men, was born in 1991.
He starred in the long-running Highway Patrol television series during the 1950s, and also starred
in The King of Diamonds and The Interns television series. Crawford's many other film credits
include the 1941 version of The Black Cat, Night Unto Night, Goliath and The Dragon, The
Vulture, Terror in the Wax Museum, The Yin and Yang of Mr. Go, and the Australian supernatural
thriller Harlequin (a.k.a. Dark Powers). Crawford also starred in several tele-films including The
Challenge, The Phantom of Hollywood, and Look What's Happened to Rosemary's Baby.
Crawford's other appearances include episodes of Man from U.N.C.L.E., Girl from U.N.C.L.E.,
Get Smart, Night Gallery, and Fantasy Island. He died after a long illness on Apr. 26, 1986.
Crawford, John (Tagor in "Graveyard of Fools"). Crawford was born in 1926. He was featured
in numerous Westerns and appeared in the serials Dangers of the Canadian Mounted, Blackhawk,
The Invisible Monster, and Zombies of the Stratosphere. He also appeared in the films The Space
Children, Captain Sinbad, Jason and the Argonauts, and The Boogens. His television appearances
include episodes of Superman, Twilight Zone, Batman, Time Tunnel, Voyage to the Bottom of the
Sea, Lost in Space, Ghost Story, The Invisible Man, The Bionic Woman, The Incredible Hulk,
Spiderman, Knight Rider, and as a regular on The Powers of Matthew Star.
Cross, Dennis (The giant policeman in "Framed"). Cross was born in 1924. He was also featured
in the 1958 film How to Make a Monster and The 1970 tele-film Crowhaven Farm. Cross also
appeared in episodes of Captain Nice and Tarzan.
Culliton, Patrick (Officer Willis in "Panic" and the cop in "Genius at Work"). Culliton also
appeared in episodes of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Time Tunnel, and A Man Called Sloane.
He was also a regular in the Starman television series.
Culver, Howard (The curator in "Double-Cross"). Culver was born in 1918. He had small parts
in the films The Swarm and Halloween II, and appeared in episodes of Twilight Zone, Voyage to
the Bottom of the Sea, Time Tunnel, Project UFO, and Buck Rogers. He died on Aug. 5, 1984.
Daris, James (The super giant robot in "The Mechanical Man"). Daris also appeared in the Matt
Helm spy spoof The Wrecking Crew and an episode of Star Trek.
Dark, Christopher (Sgt. Barker in "Deadly Dart"). Carl was born in 1926. He appeared in the
film World Without End and episodes of Science Fiction Theatre, Men Into Space, One Step
Beyond, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, The Green Hornet, and Time Tunnel. He died Oct. 8, 1971.

Davis, Jerry (Torg in "Return of Inidu"). Davis, better known as a screenwriter, scripted the 1955
horror film Cult of the Cobra.
Dayton, June (Mrs. Perkins in "Home Sweet Home"). Ms. Dayton was born in 1923. She
appeared in the tele-film Crowhaven Farm and the 1979 Captain America pilot film. She also
appeared in episodes of Lights Out, Inner Sanctum, Studio One, Twilight Zone, Alfred Hitchcock
Hour, My Favorite Martian, and The Six Million Dollar Man.
Dehner, John (Lt. Grayson in "Deadly Dart"). Dehner, a veteran character actor, was born in
1915. He was featured in The Catman of Paris, Aladdin and His Lamp, The Bowery Boys Meet
The Monsters, Slaughterhouse Five, The Day of the Dolphin, The Killer Inside Me, The Boys from
Brazil, Airplane II: The Sequel, The Right Stuff, and Creator. He also appeared in several episodes
of Twilight Zone and episodes of Captain Nice, Mission: Impossible, Get Smart, Wild Wild West,
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Man from U.N.C.L.E., Tarzan, The Immortal, Kolchak: The
Night Stalker, and The Magician.
Dern, Bruce (Thorg in "Wild Journey"). Leading actor Dern was born in 1936. His film credits
include Alfred Hitchcock's Marnie, Hush...Hush Sweet Charlotte, Castle Keep, The Incredible
Two-Headed Transplant, Family Plot, and the science fiction classic Silent Running. Dern also
appeared in the television mini-series Space in 1985 and was featured in episodes of Thriller, The
Outer Limits, Alfred Hitchcock Hour, and The Immortal.
Dierkop. Charles (Kamber in "Doomsday"). Dierkop, who was born in 1936, also appeared in
the Irwin Allen tele-film The City Beneath the Sea in 1971 and was the killer Santa in Silent Night,
Deadly Night in 1984. His other credits include episodes of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Mr.
Terrific, Mission: Impossible, Man from U.N.C.L.E., Star Trek, Batman, and Fantasy Island.
Dore, Anne (The giant female assistant in "The Crash"). Ms. Dore also was featured in Siren of
Bagdad and appeared in Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho in 1960. She also appeared in an episode of
Lost in Space.
Douglas, Jerry (Fielder in "A Place Called Earth"). Douglas was born in 1936 and appeared in the
1974 tele-film The Stranger. He also appeared in episodes of The Outer Limits, Mission:
Impossible, The Bionic Woman, The Incredible Hulk, and The Greatest American Hero.
Dowdell, Robert (The policeman in "Brainwash"). Dowdell, who was born in 1932, appeared
regularly as Lt. Cmdr. Chip Morton in the Voyage to The Bottom of the Sea television series. He
also appeared in the tele-film City Beneath the Sea, 1984 horror film The Initiation, and Bette Davis'
final film Wicked Stepmother. His other television credits include Moment of Fear, Buck Rogers
and V.
Drake, Charles (Mr. Erdap in "A Small War"). Drake was born in 1914. He appeared in
numerous films including The Body Disappears, Tarzan's Magic Fountain, Harvey, It Came from
Outer Space, Tobor the Great, and the tele-films The Screaming Woman, and Scream, Pretty
Peggy. He also appeared in episodes of The Invaders, Man from U.N.C.L.E., and Star Trek.
Drake, Tom (S.I.D. sergeant in "Doomsday"). Drake, who was born in 1919, starred in Bert I.
Gordon's The Cyclops in 1957. His other film credits include The House of the Black Death, The
Spectre of Edgar Allan Poe, and the tele-film The City Beneath the Sea. His other television credits
include episodes of Lights Out, Suspense, Tales of Tomorrow, Science Fiction Theatre, Alfred
Hitchcock Hour, Wild Wild West, The Green Hornet, and Kolchak: The Night Stalker. Drake died
on Aug. 11, 1982.
Dreirer, Alex (Kronig in "Deadly Pawn"). Dreier was born in 1916. He was also featured in the

tele-film Sweet, Sweet Rachel and the 1976 horror film Invisible Strangler.
Dubin, Gary (Dal in "Shell Game"). Juvenile actor Dubin also appeared in the James Bond film
Diamonds are Forever, Jaws 2, and the tele-film Midnight Offerings.
Dunlap, Dave (The giant trapper in "The Lost Ones"). Dunlap's few film credits include Young
Fury in 1965.
Dynarski, Gene (Warden in "The Deadly Lodestone"). Dynarski was born in 1933 and had small
roles in the Steven Spielberg tele-film Duel and Earthquake. He also appeared in episodes of Star
Trek, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Batman, Mission: Impossible, and Beyond Witch Mountain
on Walt Disney.
Elliott, Sam (Martin Reed in "Six Hours to Live"). Elliott was born in 1944 and was a semiregular
on the Mission: Impossible series for several seasons. He also appeared in the tele-film The
Challenge and the film Frogs and The Legacy.
Emhardt, Robert (Mr. Secretary in "Deadly Lodestone"). Character actor Emhardt was born in
1916. He appeared in the film It's Alive, Die, Sister, Die, and the tele-film Demon! Demon! He also
appeared in numerous television series including episodes of Alfred Hitchcock Presents, One Step
Beyond, Twilight Zone, Wild Wild West, Man from U.N.C.L.E., The Invaders, and Kolchak: The
Night Stalker.
Feld, Fritz (Quigg in "Comeback"). Feld was born in 1900. The German character comic was also
featured in 1943's The Phantom of the Opera, The Catman of Paris, and Freaky Friday. His other
television appearances include episodes of Man from U.N.C.L.E., Lost in Space, and Amazing
Stories.
Ferguson, Frank (Goalby in "The Marionettes"). Ferguson was born in 1899. He was featured in
Abbott and Costello meet Frankenstein, The Body Disappears, The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms,
and Hush...Hush Sweet Charlotte. He also appeared in episodes of Superman, Alfred Hitchcock
Hour, Twilight Zone, and Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea on television. Ferguson died on Sept.
12, 1978.
Fix, Paul (Dr. Brule in "Deadly Lodestone" and Dr. Brule in "The Creed"). Fix was born in 1901
and appeared in the films Zoo in Budapest, Dr. Cyclops, Black Friday, Ghost Breakers, Captive
Wild Woman, Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon, The Bad Seed, and Night of the Lepus.
On television Fix was best known for his portrayal of Marshal Micah Torrence in The Rifleman.
He also appeared in episodes of Superman, Twilight Zone, Star Trek, Voyage to the Bottom of the
Sea, Wild Wild West, Time Tunnel, The Six Million Dollar Man, and Battlestar Galactica. He died
on Oct. 14, 1983.
Fletcher, Bill (Sgt. Karf in "Deadly Lodestone"). Fletcher was born in 1922 and was featured in
the 1977 tele-film The Man with the Power. He also appeared in episodes of The Invaders, Search,
Mission: Impossible, The Six Million Dollar Man, The Bionic Woman, and Lucan.
Foster, Buddy (Tedor in "Rescue"). Juvenile actor Foster was born in 1957. He appeared in the
tele-film Black Noon and was the Wolf Boy in The Six Million Dollar Man.
Franz, Arthur (Franzen in "Target: Earth"). Franz, a leading science fiction star of the 1950s, was
born in 1920. He starred in Abbott and Costello Meet the Invisible Man, Flight to Mars, Invaders
to Mars, Back from the Dead, The Flame Barrier, Monster on the Campus, The Atomic
Submarine, Sisters of Death, and Dream No Evil. Franz also starred as Bill Winters in the 1959
television series World of the Giants. His other television appearances include episodes of Science

Fiction Theatre, Men Into Space, One Step Beyond, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Tarzan,
Mission: Impossible, The Invaders, and The Six Million Dollar Man.
Freeman, Joan (Mara in "Chamber of Fear"). Ms. Freeman was born in 1942. She appeared in
the films Tower of London, Panic in the Year Zero, The Three Stooges Go Around the World in a
Daze, The Reluctant Astronaut, the tele-film Death Moon, and Friday the 13th - The Final
Chapter. She also appeared in episodes of The Outer Limits, Man from U.N.C.L.E., and Project
UFO.
Freeman, Michael A. (Tobek in "The Night of Thrombeldinbar"). Freeman appeared in several
films including Dirty Harry.
Gazzaniga, Don (Giant watchman in "Weird World"). Gazzaniga also appeared in an episode of
The Twilight Zone.
Giles, Sandra (Dr. Greta LeGault in "The Clones" and the harem dancer in "The Marionettes").
Ms. Giles was born in 1935. Her film credits include It Happened at the World's Fair and the telefilm
Are You In the House Alone?
Gosa, Jim (The 2nd giant guard in "Underground"). Gosa also appeared in episodes of Voyage to
the Bottom of the Sea and Lost in Space.
Hale, Jr., Alan (O'Reilly in "Our Man O'Reilly"). Hale, best known for his role as the Skipper in
the Gilligan's Island television series, was born in 1918. His numerous film credits include Lady in
the Iron Mask, The Crawling Hand, The Giant Spider Invasion, and The Fifth Musketeer. He also
appeared in episodes of Wild Wild West, My Favorite Martian, and Fantasy Island. He died on
Jan. 2, 1990.
Halop, Billy (Harry the bartender in "Our Man O'Reilly"). Halop, one of the original Dead End
Kids, was born in 1920. He appeared in the serials Junior G-Men, Sea Raiders, Sky Raiders, and
Junior G-Men of the Air. He died on Nov. 9, 1976.
Harmon, John (The groom in "The Inside Rail"). Harmon also appeared in the films The Missing
Gust, Man in the Dark, Jungle Gents, and The Monster of Piedras Blancas. He was also featured
in episodes of Superman, Twilight Zone, Wild Wild West, and Star Trek. He died in 1984.
Harris, Jonathan (The Piper in "Pay the Piper"). Harris, who stared as Dr. Zachary Smith in the
Lost in Space television series, was born in 1919. Harris was also featured in episodes of Lights
Out, Twilight Zone, Night Gallery, and "The House of the Seven Gables" segment of Shirley
Temple Theatre. Harris also starred as Gampu in the Space Academy series, was the voice of
Lucifer in the Battlestar Galactica series and was a co-star on The Third Man.
Harris, Robert H. (Tojar in "Collector's Item"). Veteran character actor Harris was born in 1909.
He starred in the films The Invisible Boy, How to Make a Monster, Mirage, and the tele-film How
Awful About Allan. He also appeared in numerous episodes of Alfred Hitchcock Presents as well as
Inner Sanctum, Science Fiction Theatre, Man from U.N.C.L.E., Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea,
The Invaders, Wild Wild West, Holmes and Yo-Yo, and The Six Million Dollar Man. He died on
Nov. 30, 1981.
Hartford, Dee (Altha in "Target: Earth"). Ms. Hartford was born in 1927. Her other television
credits include episodes of Alfred Hitchcock Hour, The Outer Limits, Twilight Zone, Time Tunnel,
Batman, and Lost in Space.
Haskell, Peter (Enog in "Return of Inidu"). Haskell was born in 1934. He appeared in numerous

tele-films including The Eyes of Charles Sand, The Suicide Club, The Cloning of Clifford
Swimmer, The Phantom of Hollywood, and Mandrake. He also appeared in episodes of The Outer
Limits, Man from U.N.C.L.E., The Green Hornet, Mission: Impossible, and The Bionic Woman.
Healey, Myron (The second giant in "Flight Plan"). Healey was born in 1922 and was a popular
Western villain during the 1940's and 1950s. He also starred in numerous science fiction films
including Jungle Moon Men, The Panther Girl of the Kongo, The Unearthly, Varan the
Unbelievable, The Incredible Melting Man, Claws, Ghost Fever, and the tele-films Shadow on the
Land and V. His other television appearances include episodes of Superman, Man and the
Challenge, Men Into Space, Alfred Hitchcock Hour, Circle of Fear, The Incredible Hulk,
Spiderman, and Knight Rider.
Helton, Percy (Akman in "Ghost Town"). Comic character actor Helton was born in 1894. His
many film credits include Let's Live Again, Miracle on 34th Street, Abbott and Costello Meet the
Killer, Boris Karloff, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, Kiss Me Deadly, and Hush...Hush Sweet
Charlotte. He also appeared in episodes of Superman, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Science Fiction
Theatre, The Green Hornet, Girl from U.N.C.L.E., and Wild Wild West. He died on Sept. 11,
1971.
Hogan, Robert (Brady in "The Marionettes"). Hogan was born in 1936. His other television
credits include episodes of Twilight Zone, Night Gallery, Mission: Impossible, The Six Million
Dollar Man, Tales of The Unexpected, The Incredible Hulk, Mork and Mindy, Tucker's Witch,
Knight Rider, and The Wizard.
Holman, Rex (Mezron in "A Place Called Earth"). Holman was born in 1935. He was featured in
the films Panic in the Year Zero, The Wrecking Crew, and Escape from Witch Mountain. He also
starred in episodes of One Step Beyond, Thriller, Twilight Zone, The Outer Limits, Man from
U.N.C.L.E., Star Trek, Mission: Impossible, and Fantasy Island.
Howard, Ronny (Jodar in "Genius at Work"). Juvenile actor Howard, who starred in the popular
television series The Andy Griffith Show and Happy Days, was born in 1953. He also starred in the
film Village of the Giants and Run, Stranger, Run. Howard later became a successful film director
whose credits include Splash, Cocoon, and Willow.
Howard, Susan (Mrs. Garak in "Collector's Item"). Ms. Howard, who was born in 1943, also
appeared in the tele-film The Power Within. Her other television credits include episodes of
Tarzan, Star Trek, The Immortal, The Sixth Sense, and Fantastic Journey.
Husmann, Ron (The flight controller in "Land of the Lost"). Husmann also appeared in the 1965
film Love Has Many Faces.
Jason, Peter (Mylo in "Secret City of Limbo"). Jason was born in 1944. He also appeared in films
Beyond the Universe, Trick or Treats, Dreamscape, Streets of Fire, Prince of Darkness, Hyper
Sapien: People from Another Planet, They Live, Alien Nation, and Arachnophobia and the telefilms
Shadow on the Land, Starflight: The Plane That Couldn't Land, and From The Dead of
Night.
Jeter, James (The studio gateman in "Comeback"). Jeter was born in 1921. His other film credits
include Ice Station Zebra, The Big Bus, and Assault on Precinct 13.
Johnson, Arch (Chief Ribers in "The Inside Rail"). Johnson was born in 1923. He also appeared
in the film Twilight of Honor and the pilot film for The Invisible Man.

Jones, Morgan (The assistant scientist in "The Trap"). Jones' other film credits include Untamed
Women, Forbidden Planet, Not of this Earth, The Giant Claws, and The Boy and the Pirates. He
also appeared in episodes of Twilight Zone, Tarzan, The Invaders, The Six Million Dollar Man,
and Knight Rider.
Jordan, Ted (The policeman at the museum in "Double-Cross"). Jordan was born in 1925. He is
film credits include Thieves' Highway, Tokyo Joe, and Lure of the Wilderness. He also appeared in
an episode of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea.
Kellett, Pete (The guard in "Home Sweet Home"). Kellett also appeared in the films The Enforcer,
Jalopy, and The Big Tip Off.
Kelly, Sean (Alek in "A Small War"). Kelly's other film credits include The Bandit of Zhobe,
Mystery Submarine, and First Men in the Moon. He was also featured in an episode of One Step
Beyond.
Kennedy, Don (The policeman in "Chamber of Fear"). Kennedy also appeared in the films
Invisible Invaders and Walk Like a Dragon and an episode of Men Into Space and Man and the
Challenge on television.
King, Zalman (Nick in "The Lost Ones"). King was born in 1942 and appeared in such films as
Some Call It Loving, Blue Sunshine, and Galaxy of Terror. He also appeared in episodes of Alfred
Hitchcock Hour and Man from U.N.C.L.E. King is currently a director whose film credits include
Two Moon Junction and Wild Orchid.
Lambert, Lee (Hopper in "The Lost Ones"). Lambert also appeared in the 1971 film Simon, King
of the Witches.
Lau, Wesley (The first policeman in "The Creed"). Lau was born in 1921 and was featured as Lt.
Anderson in the Perry Mason television series. Lau also starred as Sgt. Jiggs in the Time Tunnel
series. He also appeared in the films The Venetian Affair, Panic in the City, and Homebodies. He
also appeared in episodes of Alfred Hitchcock Presents, One Step Beyond, Twilight Zone, Mission:
Impossible, The Magician, and The Six Million Dollar Man. He died on Aug. 30, 1985.
Lauter, Harry (The first cop in "The Creed"). Lauter was born in 1914 and was the star of Tales
of the Texas Rangers on television. He also appeared in the films Zamba the Gorilla, The Day the
Earth Stood Still, It Came from Beneath the Sea, The Creature with the Atom Brain, Earth Vs.
Flying Saucers, The Werewolf, Escape from the Planet of the Apes, and Superbeast. His other
television credits include episodes of Men Into Space, Wild Wild West, The Green Hornet, Voyage
to the Bottom of the Sea, My Favorite Martian, Tarzan, and Time Tunnel. He died on Oct. 30,
1990.
LeBell, Gene (Mezron's brother in "A Place Called Earth"). Stuntman LeBell also appeared in the
films Hammer, Slaughter's Big Rip-Off, and Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid. He also was featured in
the tele-film The Challenge and an episode of Man from Atlantis.
Leeds, Peter (The senator in "Pay the Piper"). Leeds was born in 1918 and appeared in the films I
Married a Witch, The Atomic Kid, and The Thirty Foot Bride of Candy Rock. He also appeared in
episodes of Alfred Hitchcock Presents, The Addams Family, and Kolchak: The Night Stalker.
LeGault, Lance (Giant policeman in "Underground"). LeGault, who was born in 1940, starred as
Alamo Joe in the Werewolf television series. He was also featured in the films Coma and Welcome
to Spring Break and the television pilot films for Captain America and Knight Rider. He also
appeared in episodes of Logan's Run, The Incredible Hulk, Wonder Woman, Battlestar Galactica,

Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, Tales of the Gold Monkey, Voyagers!, Automan, and Airwolf.
Lesser, Len (The prisoner in "Brainwash"). Lesser was born in 1922 and appeared in the films
Blood and Lace and Ruby and the tele-films Spiderman, Someone Is Watching Me, and Through
the Magic Pyramid. He also appeared in episodes of Man and the Challenge, The Outer Limits,
Wild Wild West, The Munsters, and My Favorite Martian.
Lorimer, Louise (Ms. Smith in "Wild Journey"). Ms. Lorimer was born in 1898. Her numerous
film credits include The Snake Pit, Mystery Street, Compulsion, and Alfred Hitchcock's Marnie.
Lyons, Robert F. (Naylor in "The Chase"). Lyons was born in 1940. He was featured in the telefilm
The Disappearance of Flight 412, The Strange Possession of Mrs. Oliver, The Ghost of
Flight 401, Death Car on the Freeway, and Dark Knight of the Scarecrow. His other television
credits include episodes of Night Gallery, The Incredible Hulk, Darkroom, Voyagers!, Automan,
Knight Rider, and Shadow Chasers.
Mamakos, Peter (Logar in "Target: Earth"). Mamakos was born in 1918. His film credits include
Private Eyes, Bandit of Corsica, Sabu and The Magic Ring, The Resurrection of Zachary
Wheeler, and The Man with Bogart's Face. He also appeared in episodes of Superman, Voyage to
the Bottom of the Sea, Batman, Girl from U.N.C.L.E., Amos Burke, Secret Agent, Get Smart, and
Airwolf.
Margolin, Stuart (Zoral in "The Mechanical Man"). Margolin, who was born in 1939, co-starred
as Angel in television's The Rockford Files. He also appeared in the films Women of the Prehistoric
Planet, The Big Bus, and Future World. He also appeared in episodes of Alfred Hitchcock Hour
and Bewitched.
Marley, John (Zarkin in "Sabotage"). Character actor Marley was born in 1916. He appeared in
the films Deathdream, The Dead are Alive, It Lives Again, The Car, Threshold, Mother Lode, and
the cable tele-film Falcon's Gold. He also appeared in episodes of Inner Sanctum, Man and the
Challenge, Thriller, Twilight Zone, Alfred Hitchcock Hour, The Outer Limits, Wild Wild West,
Kolchak: The Night Stalker, and The Incredible Hulk. He died on May 22, 1984.
Marlo, Steve (The technician in "Deadly Pawn", Officer Burns in "Panic", the cop in "Return of
Inidu" and the minor S.I.D. official in "The Mechanical Man"). Marlo was born in 1931. He
appeared in the tele-film Night Slaves and episodes of One Step Beyond, Alfred Hitchcock Presents,
Thriller, The Outer Limits, Wild Wild West, Circle of Fear, Mission: Impossible, Wonder
Woman, and Automan.
Marr, Edward (Byrnie the peddler in "Our Man O'Reilly"). Marr's numerous film credits include
the films Charlie Chan at the Wax Museum, Mr. Moto's Gamble, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea,
I Was a Teenage Werewolf, and How to Make a Monster. He also appeared in episodes of
Twilight Zone and The Addams Family on television.
Mathews, Sheila (Collier in "Wild Journey" and Nurse Helg in "Deadly Lodestone"). Ms.
Mathews also appeared in the Irwin Allen films The Poseidon Adventure, Towering Inferno, and
the tele-film City Beneath the Sea. She also appeared in several episodes of Lost in Space.
Mattson, Denver (Sergeant #1 in "Target: Earth"). Stuntman Mattson also appeared in the films
The Domino Principle, The House by the Lake, and 1982's The Thing.
Mazurki, Mike (Loach in "Giants and All That Jazz"). Mazurki, a former wrestler, was born in
1909. His numerous films include Dr. Renault's Secret, Henry Aldrich Haunts a House, The
Canterville Ghost, Sinbad the Sailor, The Mysterious Intruder, Nightmare Alley, Around the

World in 80 Days, Alligator, and his final film Dick Tracy, with Warren Beatty. Mazurki also
appeared in episodes of Mr. Ed, I Dream of Jeannie, The Munsters, and Fantasy Island. He died
on Oct. 9, 1990.
McBain, Diane (Mrs. Evers in "Panic"). McBain was born in 1941 and starred in the films
Wicked, Wicked and Monster. Her other television credits include episodes of Wild Wild West,
Man from U.N.C.L.E., Batman, Airwolf, and Knight Rider.
McGowan, Oliver (Dr. Howard in "Every Boy Needs a Dog"). McGowan was born in 1907 and
starred in the 1958 horror film Screaming Mimi. He also appeared in episodes of Star Trek, I
Dream of Jeannie, and Wild Wild West. He died on Aug. 23, 1971.
Meriwether, Lee (The mother in "Rescue"). Meriwether, who starred as Dr. Ann McGregor in the
Time Tunnel television series and was Catwoman in the 1966 Batman film, was born in 1935. The
former Miss America also appeared in the films The 4-D Man, The Legend of Lylah Clare, and the
tele-film Cruise into Terror. She also appeared in episodes of Man from U.N.C.L.E., Star Trek,
The Immortal, Time Express, and was a regular on Mission: Impossible for one season.
Michenaud, Gerald (Pepi in "Terror-Go-Round"). Michenaud also appeared in the films The
Naked Kiss and A Big Hand for the Little Lady and an episode of Time Tunnel.
Michenaud, Pat (The giant boy in "The Crash"). Michenaud also appeared in an episode of Time
Tunnel.
Milford, John (Ranger Wilson in "Home Sweet Home"). Milford was born in 1929 and appeared
in the tele-films The Missing Are Deadly and The Aliens are Coming. His numerous television
credits include episodes of Men Into Space, Man and the Challenge, The Outer Limits, Voyage to
the Bottom of the Sea, The Invaders, Captain Nice, The Sixth Sense, Ghost Story, Planet of the
Apes, The Six Million Dollar Man, Wonder Woman, Spiderman, The Phoenix, and Knight Rider.
Mills, Mort (The constable in "Home Sweet Home"). Mills was born in 1919 and appeared in the
films Psycho and The Name of the Game is Kill. His other television credits include episodes of
Men Into Space, Wild Wild West, The Green Hornet, The Invaders, and Mission: Impossible.
Mitchell, George (Harry Cass in "Six Hours to Live"). Mitchell was born in 1905 and appeared in
the film The Andromeda Strain. He also appeared in episodes of Lights Out, One Step Beyond,
Twilight Zone, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Thriller, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, and Time
Tunnel. He died on Jan. 18, 1972.
Mooney, John (The pharmacist in "A Place Called Earth"). Mooney appeared in several films
including the 1957 science fiction film The 27th Day.
Napier, John (The convict in "Manhunt"). Napier also appeared in the films Father Goose, The
Great Sioux Massacre, The Girl Who Knew Too Much, and an episode of Time Tunnel.
Nardini, Tom (Carl in "Every Boy Needs a Dog"). Nardini was born in 1945 and appeared in the
tele-film Harpy. He also appeared in episodes of Bewitched and Kung Fu.
Nash, Brian (The boy in the park in "Land of the Lost"). Juvenile actor Nash also appeared in the
film The Thrill of It All and episodes of The Munsters and The Invaders on television.
Nelson, Erik (S.I.D. man in "Collector's Item", "The Chase", "Wild Journey", "The Mechanical
Man", and "Seven Little Indians"). Nelson was born in 1938 and appeared in several Irwin Allen
films including the tele-film City Beneath the Sea, The Poseidon Adventure, and The Towering

Inferno.
Novello, Jay (Okun in "The Night of Thrombeldinbar"). Character actor Novello was born in
1904. His many film credits include The Jade Box, the serial Captain America in 1944, Son of
Sinbad, The Mad Magician, The Lost World, and Atlantis, the Lost Continent. He also appeared in
episodes of One Step Beyond, The Outer Limits, and Mr. Terrific. He died on Sept. 2, 1982.
Osmond, Cliff (Grotius in "Seven Little Indians" and Jolo in "Chamber of Fear"). Osmond was
born in 1937 and appeared in the films She-Devils in Chains, Invasion of the Bee Girls, and
Hangar 18. He also appeared in episodes of Twilight Zone, The Six Million Dollar Man, and The
Invisible Man.
Palmer, Dawson (The first giant in "The Golden Cage"). Palmer, a stuntman, was born in 1937.
He also appeared in several episodes of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea and Lost in Space. He was
killed in an automobile accident on Sept. 10, 1972.
Peck, Ed (Warkin in "Doomsday"). Peck appeared in the 1978 fantasy Heaven Can Wait and
appeared in episodes of Tales of Tomorrow, The Munsters, Wild Wild West, Star Trek, and The
Invaders.
Peck, Linda (The giant model in "Framed"). Ms. Peck also appeared in the film Valley of the
Dolls in 1967.
Pennell, Larry (The guard in "Six Hours To Live"). Pennell was born in 1928. His film credits
include The Space Children, The Man With Bogart's Face, Superstition, Metal Storm: The
Destruction of Jared-Syn, and The Borrower. He also appeared in the tele-film The City Beneath
the Sea and episodes of Thriller, The Outer Limits, and Mission: Impossible and starred in the
series Ripcord.
Perrin, Vic (Small giant man in "Genius at Work"). Perrin, a leading announcer and voice actor,
was born in 1916. Perrin was best known as the Control Voice which introduced The Outer Limits
television series each week. He was also featured in 1966's The Bubble and was the narrator for The
UFO Incident tele-film. Perrin was also seen or heard in episodes of Superman, Twilight Zone,
Star Trek, The Invaders, Wild Wild West, Mission: Impossible, Wonder Woman, Project UFO,
and Buck Rogers in the 25th Century. He died on July 4, 1989.
Persoff, Nehemiah (Titus in "Land of the Lost"). Persoff was born in 1920 and appeared in
numerous films including Green Mansions, Panic in the City, The Power, Deadly Harvest, and
Psychic Killer. He also appeared in the tele-film The Stranger Within, The Henderson Monster,
and The Word. His many television appearances include episodes of Alfred Hitchcock Presents,
Twilight Zone, Thriller, Wild Wild West, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Man from U.N.C.L.E.,
Tarzan, Time Tunnel, Mission: Impossible, Search, The Invisible Man, The Six Million Dollar
Man, Wonder Woman, Logan's Run, The Bionic Woman, Supertrain, and Battlestar Galactica.
Pickard, John (The guard in "Flight Plan"). Pickard was born in 1913 and was best known for his
many Western films. He also appeared in Bandits of Corsica and Panic in the City. His television
credits include episodes of Captain Midnight, Twilight Zone, Wild Wild West, Tarzan, Time
Tunnel, The Immortal, and Mission: Impossible.
Power, Max (The pharmacist in "Six Hours to Live"). Power also appeared in the films Strategic
Air Command and Gunfight at the O.K. Corral.
Prohaska, Janos (The gorilla in "Comeback"). Stuntman Prohaska was born in 1921. He usually
played apes or creatures and appeared in the film Planet of the Apes and an episode of Man and the

Challenge, The Outer Limits, Star Trek, and Lost in Space. He was killed in an airplane crash on
Mar. 13, 1974.
Quarry, Jerry (Bron in "A Place Called Earth"). Quarry, a professional boxer, also appeared in
episodes of Buck Rogers in the 25th Century and The Magician.
Quinn, Bill (Warden Sloan in "Six Hours To Live"). Quinn was born in 1912. He appeared in the
tele-film Psychic Killer, Dead and Buried, Twilight Zone - The Movie, and the tele-films Satan's
School for Girls, Terror Out of the Sky, and The Mysterious Two. He also appeared in episodes of
Twilight Zone, Alfred Hitchcock Hour, The Munsters, Wild Wild West, The Six Million Dollar
Man, and The Greatest American Hero.
Quinn, Michael J. (Jake the watchman in "Our Man O'Reilly", Lt. Emar in "Rescue" and the
gateman in "Six Hours to Live"). Quinn also appeared in the 1975 film The Day of the Locust.
Quinn, Teddy (Garna in "The Night of Thrombeldinbar"). Juvenile actor Quinn was born in
1959. He also appeared in the films 80 Steps to Jonah and Necromancy.
Reese, Tom (Sgt. Gedo in "Rescue"). Reese was born in 1930 and appeared in the films
Murderer's Row, The St. Valentine's Day Massacre, and Vanishing Point. He also was featured in
an episode of Twilight Zone and appeared regularly on television in The Adventures of Ellery
Queen in 1975.
Rhue, Madlyn (Bertha Fry in "Deadly Dart"). Ms. Rhue was born in 1934 and appeared in the
tele-films Poor Devil and Fantasies. Her other television credits include episodes of Alfred
Hitchcock Hour, Man from U.N.C.L.E., Star Trek, Wild Wild West, Ghost Story, Captain Nice,
Mission: Impossible, and Kolchak: The Night Stalker.
Richman, Peter Mark (Marad in "Panic"). Richman was born in 1927. He starred in the films
Agent for H.A.R.M., Dark Intruder, Psi Factor, Friday the 13th Part VIII - Jason Takes
Manhattan, Judgement Day, and The Naked Gun 2 1/2: The Smell of Fear. Richman's numerous
television credits also include episodes of Alfred Hitchcock Presents, The Outer Limits, Twilight
Zone, Wild Wild West, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, The Invaders, Man from U.N.C.L.E.,
Mission: Impossible, Search, The Bionic Woman, Wonder Woman, Galactica 1980, The
Incredible Hulk, and Knight Rider.
Ritchie, Clint (Andros in "Land of the Lost"). Ritchie was born in 1939 and appeared in the films
The St. Valentine's Day Massacre, Patton, and Midway.
Robinson, Jr., Edward G. (Rogers the guard in "Panic"). Robinson, the son of the legendary
star, was born in 1934. He also appeared in the 1952 film Invasion U.S.A. and the tele-film The
City Beneath the Sea. He died on Feb. 26, 1974.
Robinson, Sugar Ray (Biff in "Giants and All That Jazz"). Robinson, the former Middleweight
Boxing Champion, was born in 1920. Robinson also appeared in the tele-film The City Beneath the
Sea and episodes of Mission: Impossible and Fantasy Island. He died on Apr. 12, 1989
Rogers, Elizabeth (The secretary in "Sabotage"). Ms. Rogers also appeared in the films The
Towering Inferno and An Officer and a Gentleman. She also appeared in an episode of Time
Tunnel.
Ruskin, Joseph (Carlos in "Terror-Go-Round" and Gen. Aza in "Secret City of Limbo"). Ruskin
also appeared in the films Diary Of a Madman and The Man Who Wasn't There and the tele-films
Dr. Scorpion and Captain America. His other television credits include episodes of Twilight Zone,

The Outer Limits, Wild Wild West, Man from U.N.C.L.E., Star Trek, Time Tunnel, The Six
Million Dollar Man, Planet of the Apes, The Bionic Woman, and Project UFO.
Ryan, Joseph (The cabin policeman in "Double-Cross"). Ryan also appeared in an episode of
Lost in Space.
Ryder, Alfred (Parteg in "The Night of Thrombeldinbar"). Ryder was born in 1919 and appeared
in the films The Legend of HillBilly John and Escape to Witch Mountain. His numerous television
credits include episodes of Lights Out, Inner Sanctum, One Step Beyond, Man and the Challenge,
Way Out, The Outer Limits, Man from U.N.C.L.E., Alfred Hitchcock Hour, Wild Wild West,
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, The Invaders, Mission: Impossible, Star Trek, Search, The Six
Million Dollar Man, and Buck Rogers in the 25th Century.
Sage, Willard (Hook in "Double-Cross" and Insp. Sage in "Deadly Dart"). Canadian actor Sage
was born in 1923 and appeared in the science fiction film Colossus: The Forbin Project. He also
appeared in episodes of The Outer Limits, Star Trek, The Invaders, and The Sixth Sense. He died
in 1974.
Salmi, Albert (Melzac and Bryk in "Graveyard of Fools"). Salmi was born in 1928. He also
appeared in the films Escape from the Planet of the Apes, Empire of the Ants, Dragonslayer, The
Coming, and Superstition. His television credits include episodes of Alfred Hitchcock Presents,
One Step Beyond, Twilight Zone, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Lost in Space, Night Gallery,
Future Cop, Bring 'Em Back Alive, and Knight Rider. Salmi killed himself and his wife on Apr. 23,
1990.
Schallert, William (Dr. Arno in "The Clones"). Character actor Schallert, who was best known
for playing fathers in the television series The Patty Duke Show and The Nancy Drew Mysteries,
was born in 1922. Schallert's numerous film credits include The Man from Planet X, Port Sinister,
Captive Women, Commando Cody, Gog, Them!, Tobor the Great, The Girl in the Kremlin, The
Monolith Monsters, The Incredible Shrinking Man, The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes, Colossus:
The Forbin Project, Hangar 18, Twilight Zone - The Movie, and Innerspace. His other television
credits include episodes of Science Fiction Theatre, One Step Beyond, Men Into Space, Twilight
Zone, Wild Wild West, Star Trek, Mission: Impossible, Get Smart (where he appeared semiregularly
as Admiral Hargrade), The Six Million Dollar Man, The Bionic Woman, and the new
Twilight Zone.
Schiller, Miriam (The housewife in "The Night of Thrombeldinbar" and the nurse in "A Small
War"). Ms. Schiller also appeared in several films in the 1960's including My Fair Lady and was
featured in an episode of Lost in Space.
Scott, Timothy ("The Chase"). Scott was born in 1937 and appeared in such films as Butch
Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Myra Breckinridge, Vanishing Point, and Eureka.
Seymour, Anne (Martha Cass in "Six Hours to Live"). Ms. Seymour was born in 1909 and
appeared in the films Mirage, Trancers, and the tele-films Angel on My Shoulder, Threads, and
Chiller. Her other television credits include episodes of The Dow Hour of Great Mysteries,
Mystery Show, Thriller, Mr. Merlin, and the new Alfred Hitchcock Presents. Ms. Seymour died on
Dec. 8, 1988.
Shayne, Robert (Mr. Clinton in "Every Boy Needs a Dog"). Shayne, who is best known for
having portrayed Inspector Henderson in the 1950s Superman television series, was born in 1900.
He also appeared in numerous films including the films Face of Marble, The Neanderthal Man,
Invaders from Mars, Tobor the Great, The Indestructible Man, Kronos, War of the Satellites, The
Giant Claw, Teenage Caveman, Experiment Alcatraz, and How to Make a Monster. Shayne was

most recently seen as Reggie, the blind news vendor, in several episodes of The Flash television
series.
Shepard, Jan (Osla in "Shell Game"). Ms. Shepard, who was born in 1933, starred in the 1959
film Attack of the Giant Leeches and appeared regularly as Marcia Stanhope in the 1950s television
series Captain Midnight. She also appeared in episodes of Lights Out, Inner Sanctum, Science
Fiction Theatre, and Man and the Challenge.
Slattery, Page (The second giant in "The Golden Cage"). Slattery also appeared in the 1962
version of Cape Fear and Jesse James Meets Frankenstein's Daughter. His other television credits
include episodes of Man and the Challenge and One Step Beyond.
Sorensen, Paul (The giant camper in "Bounty Hunter"). Sorensen was born in 1926 and appeared
in the tele-film Shadow on the Land and the films The Resurrection of Zachary Wheeler and
Escape to Witch Mountain. His other television credits include episodes of The Outer Limits, Wild
Wild West, Bewitched, My Favorite Martian, and Salvage-1.
Soule, Olan (Cameraman in "Comeback"). Veteran character actor Olan Soule was born in 1909.
His film credits include The Day the Earth Stood Still, This Island Earth, Cult of the Cobra, The
Bubble, and the pilot film for The Six Million Dollar Man. Soule also starred as Tut in the Captain
Midnight television series and appeared in episodes of Alfred Hitchcock Presents, One Step
Beyond, Twilight Zone, My Living Doll, My Favorite Martian, The Addams Family, Batman,
Project UFO, and Battlestar Galactica.
Sperdakos, George (Goldsmith in "Collector's Item"). Sperdakos was born in 1931 and was
featured in the films The War Lovers, What's So Bad About Feeling Good?, Resurrection, and the
tele-film Exo-Man.
Stevens, Warren (Ashim in "Brainwash" and Olds in "A Place Called Earth"). Stevens was born
in 1919. He appeared as Lt. Doc Ostrow in Forbidden Planet and was also featured in Gorilla at
Large, Cyborg 2087, and The Demon Prince: Genesis of the Vampire. He also appeared in
episodes of Inner Sanctum, Science Fiction Theatre, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, One Step Beyond,
Men Into Space, Twilight Zone, The Outer Limits, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Man from
U.N.C.L.E., Tarzan, Star Trek, Time Tunnel, Wonder Woman, and The Return of Captain Nemo.
Stockwell, Guy (Garak in "Collector's Item"). Stockwell was born in 1934. His film credits
include The War Lord, The Monitors, It's Alive, The Coming, Grotesque, and Santa Sangre. He
also appeared in episodes of Men Into Space, Thriller, Wild Wild West, Tales of the Gold Monkey,
Voyagers!, and Knight Rider.
Stone, Leonard (Dr. Kraal in "Brainwash" and Sgt. Eson in "The Unsuspected"). Stone was born
in 1923. He appeared in the films Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Soylent Green, and the
tele-film Once Upon a Spy. He also appeared in episodes of The Outer Limits, The Invaders, Lost
in Space, Get Smart, The Six Million Dollar Man, The Gemini Man, and Next Step Beyond.
Sullivan, Grant (The second cop in "The Creed"). Sullivan also appeared in an episode of Lost in
Space and starred as Blaster Martin in "The Q Effect" in 1954's Secret Files of Captain Video.
Summers, Yale (Andre in "Nightmare"). Summers also appeared in episodes of The Outer Limits,
The Return of Captain Nemo, and Fantasy Island.
Tayback, Vic (The hood in "The Inside Rail"). Tayback, who was best known as diner owner Mel
in the Alice television series, was born in 1930. He appeared in the films Blood and Lace, The Big
Bus, The Shaggy D.A., Mansion of the Doomed, and The Butcher. He also appeared in the tele-

films Through the Magic Pyramid and The Mysterious Two, and episodes of Star Trek, Time
Express, Mission: Impossible, Supertrain, and Tales from the Darkside. He died on May 25,
1990.
Taylor, Keith (The newsboy in "Sabotage"). Taylor appeared in several films in the 1960's
including The Perils of Pauline and Born Wild, and was featured in two episodes of Lost In Space.
Taylor, Kent (Doc Jelko in "Deadly Dark"). Leading actor Taylor was born in 1907 and starred in
Death Takes a Holiday in 1934. His other film credits include The Double Door, House of
Horrors, The Phantom from 10,000 Leagues, The Day Mars Invaded Earth, The Crawling Hand,
Brides of Blood, Blood of Ghastly Horror, The Mighty Gorga, Brain of Blood, and the tele-film
The Phantom of Hollywood. He also appeared in an episode of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea.
Taylor died on Apr. 9, 1987.
Thatcher, Torin (Berger in "Nightmare"). Thatcher was born in 1905. He played the evil wizard
Sokurah in The 7th Voyage of Sinbad and Pendragon in Jack the Giant Killer. He also appeared in
The Man Who Could Work Miracles, The Crimson Pirate, and the tele-film The Strange Case of
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde with Jack Palance. His other credits include episodes of Alfred Hitchcock
Presents, One Step Beyond, Thriller, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Time Tunnel, Star Trek,
Lost in Space, Night Gallery, and Search. He died on Mar. 4, 1981.
Throne, Malachi (Taru in "Secret City of Limbo"). Throne was born in 1927. His numerous
television credits include episodes of The Outer Limits, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Man from
U.N.C.L.E., Batman (as Falseface), Star Trek, Time Tunnel, Wild Wild West, Lost in Space,
Search, The Six Million Dollar Man, and Project UFO.
Tigerman, Gary (The delivery boy in "The Creed"). Tigerman also appeared in several films
including Hello Down There and Pretty Maids All in a Row and an episode of Lost in Space.
Trinka, Paul (The first giant guard in "Underground" and the officer in "Genius at Work").
Trinka appeared regularly as Patterson in the Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea television series and
was featured in an episode of Night Gallery.
Turkel, Joe (The sergeant in "The Inside Rail"). Turkel was born in 1927. He appeared in the
films The Boy and the Pirates, Tormented, Visit to a Small Planet, Wild In the Sky, The Shining,
and Blade Runner.
Vetri, Victoria (Lisa in "The Marionettes"). Ms. Vetri, who also acted under the name Angela
Dorian, was a former Playboy Playmate of the Year. She was born in 1944 and appeared in the
films Rosemary's Baby, When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth, and The Invasion of the Bee Girls. She
also appeared on television in episodes of Man from U.N.C.L.E., Mission: Impossible, and
Batman.
Villani, Fred (The sentry in "Land of the Lost"). Villani also appeared in the 1957 film The
Pajama Game.
Walberg, Gary (The first S.I.D. man in "Seven Little Indians"). Walberg was born in 1921 and
appeared in the film The Andromeda Strain and the tele-films The Challenge and The Spirits. He
also appeared in episodes of Twilight Zone, Star Trek, and Search.
Ward, Larry (Talf in "Shell Game"). Ward was born in 1926. He also appeared in episodes of
The Outer Limits, Time Tunnel, The Invaders, Lost in Space, Wonder Woman, and Buck Rogers.
He died in 1985.

Watters, Don (The giant entomologist in "The Crash"). Watters also appeared in the films Truck
Turner and Escape from Alcatraz.
Weaver, Doodles (The giant hobo in "Framed"). Veteran character comedian Doodles Weaver was
born in 1914. He appeared in the films Topper, The Thirty Foot Bride of Candy Rock, The Nutty
Professor, The Birds, The Spirit is Willing, and Big Foot. His other television credits include
episodes of Batman and Fantasy Island. He committed suicide on Jan. 17, 1983.
Webb, Tommy (Dolf in "The Lost Ones"). Juvenile actor Webb also appeared in the 1965 film
Morituri.
White, Jesse (Manfred in "Comeback"). White, who played the lonely Maytag repairman in
numerous commercials, was born in 1919. His many film credits include Harvey, The Bad Seed,
The Ghost in the Invisible Bikini, The Spirit is Willing, The Reluctant Astronaut, The Cat from
Outer Space, and Monster in the Closet. His other television credits include Twilight Zone, The
Addams Family, I Dream of Jeannie, The Munsters, Wild Wild West, and Kolchak: The Night
Stalker.
Whiting, Arch (The policeman in "Terror-Go-Round"). Whiting, who appeared regularly as
Sparks in the Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea television series, also appeared in the 1973 tele-film
The Stranger.
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Wixted, Michael-James (Timmy in "Pay the Piper"). Juvenile actor Wixted was born in 1961. He
appeared in the films Lost Flight, Lost in the Stars, and the tele-films Where Have All the People
Gone? and the pilot movie for Irwin Allen's Swiss Family Robinson TV series.
Workman, Lindsay (Cunningham in "Our Man O'Reilly"). Workman was born in 1924 and was
featured in 1973's Westworld. His numerous television credits include episodes of Twilight Zone,
The Outer Limits, Man from U.N.C.L.E., Wild Wild West, The Sixth Sense, Kolchak: The Night
Stalker, and Highway to Heaven.
Yarnall, Celeste (Marna in "The Golden Cage"). Ms. Yarnall was born in 1946 and appeared in
the films The Nutty Professor, Around the World Under the Sea, The Face of Eve, Beast of Blood,
and The Velvet Vampire. She also appeared in episodes of Wild Wild West, Man from U.N.C.L.E.,
Captain Nice, and Star Trek.
York, Francine (Dr. North in "Doomsday"). Ms. York was born in 1938. Her film credits include
The Nutty Professor, Space Monster, Curse of the Swamp Creatures, and the tele-film The Time
Travelers. She also appeared on television in episodes of Batman, Wild Wild West, and Lost in
Space.
Zaremba, John (Dr. Lalor in "Deadly Pawn"). Zaremba, who was born in 1908, appeared as Dr.
Raymond Swain in the Time Tunnel television series. He also appeared in the films The Magnetic
Monster, Earth vs. Flying Saucers, 20 Million Miles to Earth, Frankenstein's Daughter, and the
1978 tele-film The Time Machine. His other television credits include episodes of Alfred Hitchcock
Presents, Twilight Zone, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, The Munsters, The Invaders, and Wild
Wild West. He died on Dec. 15, 1986.