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