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

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tele-film Sweet, Sweet Rachel and <strong>the</strong> 1976 horror film Invisible Strangler.<br />

Dubin, Gary (Dal in "Shell Game"). Juvenile actor Dubin also appeared in <strong>the</strong> James Bond film<br />

Diamonds are Forever, Jaws 2, and <strong>the</strong> tele-film Midnight Offerings.<br />

Dunlap, Dave (<strong>The</strong> giant trapper in "<strong>The</strong> Lost Ones"). Dunlap's few film credits include Young<br />

Fury in 1965.<br />

Dynarski, Gene (Warden in "<strong>The</strong> Deadly Lodestone"). Dynarski was born in 1933 and had small<br />

roles in <strong>the</strong> Steven Spielberg tele-film Duel and Earthquake. He also appeared in episodes <strong>of</strong> Star<br />

Trek, Voyage to <strong>the</strong> Bottom <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Sea, Batman, Mission: Impossible, and Beyond Witch Mountain<br />

on Walt Disney.<br />

Elliott, Sam (Martin Reed in "Six Hours to Live"). Elliott was born in 1944 and was a semiregular<br />

on <strong>the</strong> Mission: Impossible series for several seasons. He also appeared in <strong>the</strong> tele-film <strong>The</strong><br />

Challenge and <strong>the</strong> film Frogs and <strong>The</strong> Legacy.<br />

Emhardt, Robert (Mr. Secretary in "Deadly Lodestone"). Character actor Emhardt was born in<br />

1916. He appeared in <strong>the</strong> film It's Alive, Die, Sister, Die, and <strong>the</strong> tele-film Demon! Demon! He also<br />

appeared in numerous television series including episodes <strong>of</strong> Alfred Hitchcock Presents, One Step<br />

Beyond, Twilight Zone, Wild Wild West, Man from U.N.C.L.E., <strong>The</strong> Invaders, and Kolchak: <strong>The</strong><br />

Night Stalker.<br />

Feld, Fritz (Quigg in "Comeback"). Feld was born in 1900. <strong>The</strong> German character comic was also<br />

featured in 1943's <strong>The</strong> Phantom <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Opera, <strong>The</strong> Catman <strong>of</strong> Paris, and Freaky Friday. His o<strong>the</strong>r<br />

television appearances include episodes <strong>of</strong> Man from U.N.C.L.E., Lost in Space, and Amazing<br />

Stories.<br />

Ferguson, Frank (Goalby in "<strong>The</strong> Marionettes"). Ferguson was born in 1899. He was featured in<br />

Abbott and Costello meet Frankenstein, <strong>The</strong> Body Disappears, <strong>The</strong> Beast from 20,000 Fathoms,<br />

and Hush...Hush Sweet Charlotte. He also appeared in episodes <strong>of</strong> Superman, Alfred Hitchcock<br />

Hour, Twilight Zone, and Voyage to <strong>the</strong> Bottom <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Sea on television. Ferguson died on Sept.<br />

12, 1978.<br />

Fix, Paul (Dr. Brule in "Deadly Lodestone" and Dr. Brule in "<strong>The</strong> Creed"). Fix was born in 1901<br />

and appeared in <strong>the</strong> films Zoo in Budapest, Dr. Cyclops, Black Friday, Ghost Breakers, Captive<br />

Wild Woman, Sherlock Holmes and <strong>the</strong> Secret Weapon, <strong>The</strong> Bad Seed, and Night <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Lepus.<br />

On television Fix was best known for his portrayal <strong>of</strong> Marshal Micah Torrence in <strong>The</strong> Rifleman.<br />

He also appeared in episodes <strong>of</strong> Superman, Twilight Zone, Star Trek, Voyage to <strong>the</strong> Bottom <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />

Sea, Wild Wild West, Time Tunnel, <strong>The</strong> Six Million Dollar Man, and Battlestar Galactica. He died<br />

on Oct. 14, 1983.<br />

Fletcher, Bill (Sgt. Karf in "Deadly Lodestone"). Fletcher was born in 1922 and was featured in<br />

<strong>the</strong> 1977 tele-film <strong>The</strong> Man with <strong>the</strong> Power. He also appeared in episodes <strong>of</strong> <strong>The</strong> Invaders, Search,<br />

Mission: Impossible, <strong>The</strong> Six Million Dollar Man, <strong>The</strong> Bionic Woman, and Lucan.<br />

Foster, Buddy (Tedor in "Rescue"). Juvenile actor Foster was born in 1957. He appeared in <strong>the</strong><br />

tele-film Black Noon and was <strong>the</strong> Wolf Boy in <strong>The</strong> Six Million Dollar Man.<br />

Franz, Arthur (Franzen in "Target: Earth"). Franz, a leading science fiction star <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> 1950s, was<br />

born in 1920. He starred in Abbott and Costello Meet <strong>the</strong> Invisible Man, Flight to Mars, Invaders<br />

to Mars, Back from <strong>the</strong> Dead, <strong>The</strong> Flame Barrier, Monster on <strong>the</strong> Campus, <strong>The</strong> Atomic<br />

Submarine, Sisters <strong>of</strong> Death, and Dream No Evil. Franz also starred as Bill Winters in <strong>the</strong> 1959<br />

television series World <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>Giants</strong>. His o<strong>the</strong>r television appearances include episodes <strong>of</strong> Science

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