Studio One 1948

Drama

A pinnacle of the Golden Age of Television, "Studio One" presented a wide range of memorable dramas and received eighteen Emmy nominations and five wins during its prestigious nine-year run on CBS. Showcasing some of the greatest ...

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  • US: Studio One Studio One
  • DE: Studio One Studio One
  • JP: ウェスティングハウス・スタジオ・ワン ウェスティングハウス・スタジオ・ワン
  • RU: Студия 1 Студия 1
  • RU: Студия 1 Студия 1
  • UA: Little Women Little Women
  • US: Studio One Summer Theatre Studio One Summer Theatre
  • US: Studio One in Hollywood Studio One in Hollywood
  • US: Summer Theatre Summer Theatre
  • US: Westinghouse Studio One Westinghouse Studio One
  • US: Westinghouse Summer Theatre Westinghouse Summer Theatre
  • US: Studio One Studio One
  • VE: Estudio Uno Estudio Uno
Regisseur
Tom Donovan
Schauspieler
as Self - Commercial Spokeswoman
Paul Branson
as Announcer
Charlton Heston
as Col.
as Anne Markum
Maria Riva
as Anna Perlowski
Leslie Nielsen
as Chris Jackson
James Daly
as A cartoonist
Richard Purdy
as Jonathan March
Murray Matheson
as James De Lancey
John Cannon
as Self - Announcer
Peg Hillias
as Freda Benson
Harry Townes
as Commissioner George Stark
Felicia Montealegre
as Bessie
as Chad Hammond
Judson Laire
as Dr. Waller
as Calvin
as Aaron Burr
John Forsythe
as Capt. Sam MacKenzie
Victor Thorley
as Cassandra
as Benson
Vaughn Taylor
as Admiral Luetjens
Priscilla Gillette
as Caroline Seward
Berry Kroeger
as Mr. Lawrence
Bramwell Fletcher
as Dr. Alderton
Francis Compton
as Billy Lloyd
Sally Chamberlin
as Bianca
Harry Cooke
as Barney Miller
Stanley Ridges
as J.C. Grant
Joan Wetmore
as Duchess
David Opatoshu
as Bert the Match Man
Vivian Nathan
as Mrs. Anna Gordon
as Avery Dow
Nina Foch
as Barbara
June Dayton
as Beth March
Betsy Palmer
as Ann Meade
Shepperd Strudwick
as Cassius
Una O'Connor
as Hannah
Margaret Phillips
as Addie
E.G. Marshall
as Aaron Kinney
Frank Marth
as Reporter
Fred J. Scollay
as Soldier
as Alan Wall
Milton Selzer
as 2nd Guard
Katharine Bard
as Ann Lawson
Skip Homeier
as Capt. Gene Lipton
Joe Maross
as Bullets Riordan
Noel Leslie
as Charrington
Biff McGuire
as Bill
Charles Korvin
as El Cameron
Patricia Wheel
as Anna Cerdick
Jane Seymour
as Aunt Margaret
as Andrew Hamilton
Judy Sanford
as Beckon
James Gregory
as Corey
Jack Slattery
as Self - Announcer
as Flo Stevens
as Joe Paris
Lawrence Fletcher
as Don Harigan
Joseph Sweeney
as Charlie
Barbara O'Neil
as Aunt Ti
Frances Fuller
as Anne McDermot
as Frank Norton - Retired Senator
Dick Foran
as Jeff Clark
Robert Pastene
as Abraham Lincoln
Paul Stevens
as Davis Kane
Cliff Hall
as Carter
Lili Darvas
as Brigitte
Joanne Linville
as Jo Hanley
Philip Bourneuf
as Dr. Kent O'Donald
as Dr. Barnes
as Lieutenant Bill Meade
John Cameron Swayze
as Self - Commercial Spokesman
Richard Hart
as Dick Hecklar
Ruth Ford
as Calpurnia
as Carol Trasker
Casey Allen
as Announcer
Susan Hallaran
as Jane Rogers
Justice Watson
as Clerk
Robert Sterling
as David Grant
Catherine McLeod
as Bessie
Catherine Willard
as Lady Matilda Spina
Marian Seldes
as Anna Zeger
Mildred Natwick
as Kate
Michael Strong
as Casca
as Cousin Lily
as Bill Gibson
Kevin McCarthy
as Dermot McDermot
Lorne Greene
as Alexander Ferrando
Lin McCarthy
as Daniel Joyce
Burt Brinckerhoff
as Jeff - Age 17
Luke Halpin
as Brucie Potter
William Shatner
as Dr. David Coleman
Richard McMurray
as David Barr
Ruth White
as Amy
Nancy Marchand
as Jo March
Addison Richards
as Arthur
Arthur O'Connell
as Curtis
as Anna Fortner
as Captain Miller
Bert Freed
as Chick
Mario Alcalde
as Joseph
Jonathan Harris
as Dr. Wetheril
George Mitchell
as Abner
Wright King
as Mike Nelson
Margaret Hamilton
as Irma Davis
Laurence Hugo
as Bruce
Georgann Johnson
as Carol
Larry Gates
as Clayman
Henry Jones
as Mr. Weaver
as Grandma
Jean Carson
as Eileen Fletcher
Faith Brook
as Edith Bastin
Thomas Mitchell
as Hank Morgan
Geraldine Fitzgerald
as Charlotte Bell Wheeler
Dean Harens
as Dave Willson
as Barney
Anne Bancroft
as Czechoslovakian Girl
Donald McKee
as Harry Shaw
Rita Morley
as Blanche
Zamah Cunningham
as Aunt Madge
Alan Devitt
as Angus
Martin Rudy
as Lou Carter
Vince O'Brien
as Jack Samuels
Mary Wickes
as Mary Poppins
Hume Cronyn
as Ben Hecht
as Helen Pettigrew
Judith Evelyn
as Lady Macbeth
Nancy Kelly
as Dorothea
Art Carney
as Bill Berkson
as Carl Phillips - Host
as Gloria Selwyn
Romney Brent
as Eames
Wendell Corey
as Dr. Cory
as Michael
Chester Morris
as Jack Feeney
Jack Warden
as Leon
Pat DeSimone
as Frank
Ann Shoemaker
as Aunt Maude
as Harmon
Clarice Blackburn
as Maria Ramandes
Marcel Hillaire
as Caretaker
David J. Stewart
as Dr. Victor Wallach
Norman Fell
as Foreman
Robert Emhardt
as Chief of Staff Heller
Bruce Gordon
as Bonnell
Rudy Bond
as Peter D'Agostino
Lois Nettleton
as Bertha Randall
as Mr. Huntington
Glenda Farrell
as Claire
as Johnny Quigg
James Dunn
as Frank Gabriel
Phyllis Kirk
as April
Frank McHugh
as Barney
Doreen Lang
as Clara Breedlove
Russell Collins
as Carl Bannister
Howard St. John
as Herbert
Hiram Sherman
as Baptista Minola
Paul Hartman
as Cully
as Bill Albert
James Broderick
as John Alexander
Jack Klugman
as Darrell
William Redfield
as Melvin
Herbert Rudley
as Dave Carson
as Bilgeboy
Don Gordon
as Al Rossi
Kathleen Comegys
as Grandma
Philip Abbott
as Ackerman
Scott Forbes
as Doug 'Dodo' Holliday
Carolyn Brenner
as Landlady
Martin Newman
as Elevator Boy
Chris Gampel
as Immigration Officer
Nell Harrison
as Lizzie
Joseph Walsh
as Jimmy
Russell Hardie
as 1st Guard
as Comrade Small Change
Eli Mintz
as Mr. Elihu
Dolores Sutton
as Norma Lane
as Deborah
Walter Slezak
as Lev Simon
Claude Dauphin
as Cardinal Mindszenty
Constance Ford
as Adrian Falcon
June Graham
as Self - Commercial Spokeswoman
Martin E. Brooks
as Paul
Meg Mundy
as Lady Laracor
as Frank Cameron
Theodore Bikel
as Grossman
Parker McCormick
as Edna Richards
as Clemens
as Clare
Robert Loggia
as Lieutenant Joe Crane
Eddie Albert
as John Peter Zenger
Boris Karloff
as King Arthur
Victor Jory
as Dr. Kane
Martin Balsam
as Francis Toohey
Valerie Bettis
as Julia
Herbert Nelson
as Ben Nelson
Jack Mullaney
as Fuller
Ethel Remey
as Mrs. Church
Barry Macollum
as Mr. Wrangle
Rita Grapel
as English Actress
as Carlos
James Coots
as Henley
Donald Keyes
as Mr. Frisby
Joseph Roman
as Floor Manager
Jerry Hackady
as Corpsman
Leo G. Carroll
as Bellingham
William Post Jr.
as Julius Caesar
Louise Allbritton
as Celia Arden
Jackie Gleason
as Jerry Giles
Ralph Bellamy
as Walter Preston
as Brutus
Ilona Massey
as Countess de Vionet
as Christiana
John Conte
as Dr. Kim Baylor
as Jane Banks
Jack Lemmon
as Charlie Bemis
Eileen Heckart
as Evie Jackson
Joy Geffen
as Joey Brent
Elizabeth Patterson
as Aunt March
Peggy Ann Garner
as Frances Weston
Phyllis Hill
as Barbara
Josephine Brown
as 1st Witch
Elizabeth Montgomery
as Helen Durand
Grace Kelly
as Freda Clark
P.J. Kelly
as Ed Randall
Robert Duke
as Clarence
Don Dickinson
as Captain Benitez
Jacques Aubuchon
as Garrow
Wesley Addy
as McAllister
as Dave Horn
Rex O'Malley
as Mr. Dimthorp - the Pharmacist
Dennis Patrick
as Patrick Hogan - The Citizen
Helen Auerbach
as Ann Bell
George Voskovec
as Juror #11
James Franciscus
as Brass
as Judge Marsala
Dan Morgan
as Gill - Navigator
Martin Kosleck
as Popochenko
Lee Philips
as Juror #5
Henry Lascoe
as Boris
as Felix
Nan McFarland
as Grace Poole
James Nolan
as Dan Delaney
as Hotel Bellboy
Lloyd Bochner
as Edgar Linton
as Judge Harkness
Don Hollenbeck
as Narrator
Roy Johnson
as Mr. Williams
as Radio Operator
Eva Marie Saint
as David's Cafe Guest
as Conductor
as Dr. Peterson
Billy Quinn
as David Randall
Tom Gorman
as 1st Man
Lee Richardson
as Ben Phillips - Newspaper Editor
Eva Gabor
as Laura Pasquale
Richard Carlson
as Father
Kent Smith
as Friedrich Bhaer
Whit Bissell
as Denton
Lloyd Bridges
as Henry Smith
Gene Lyons
as Sgt. Paul Cochran
as Jenny Walker
Jackie Cooper
as Blackie Scantling
as Joquin
Conrad Nagel
as Dr. Thorne
Laura Weber
as Mildred
Nita Talbot
as Connie
Orson Bean
as Charlie Digger
Hurd Hatfield
as Harry Vane
Ruth Amos
as Marion
Arnold Moss
as Rabbi Aesrael
Richard Waring
as Hindley Earnshaw
Gaby Rodgers
as Bessie
as Anne Burke
as Cora Kinney
Inger Stevens
as Lucy Henderson
Hope Emerson
as Mrs. Bascomb
Michael Tolan
as Al Garson
Dick York
as George Fox
Leora Dana
as Laura Ford
Tom Avera
as Hank Bailey
as John Temple
Geraldine Brooks
as Minerva
as Jim Metcalf
Julian Noa
as John Malloy
Judy Parrish
as Amy Bristol
Truman Smith
as Gatlin
John Beal
as Juror #2
William Hickey
as Jonesy
Michael McAloney
as 3 episodes, 1951
John Connell
as Psychologist
Carol Veazie
as Dowager
Jan Farrand
as Barbara
as Jake
Edward Asner
as Juror
Royal Dano
as Tom Doan
John Kellogg
as Charlie
Joseph Marr
as Bartender - Joe
as Mr. Jennsen
Tirrell Barbery
as Judy Blake
Nelson Olmsted
as Hotel Manager
as Creefus
Miriam Wolfe
as Flower Vendor
Vincent Gardenia
as Bailiff
Chris Barbery
as Cadet Remerfuss
Roland Wood
as Dr. Blake
Michael Higgins
as Sergeant James Sheeley
Jimmy Rogers
as Bruce Morton
Rosetta LeNoire
as Mary Ellen Bailey
as Prisoner
as David Willson
Richard Carlyle
as Doc Eason
as Mr. Antony
Janet Ward
as Anne Bailey
as Charles Marsh
Barbara Baxley
as Louise Shoemaker
Jerome Cowan
as Harold Richards
John Heldabrand
as Dardanius
Alfred Ryder
as Allie
Patricia Collinge
as 3 episodes, 1951-1953
John McQuade
as 3 episodes, 1951-1952
Basil Howes
as Fitzsimmons
Howard Freeman
as Junius Brutus
as Bunny Gates
Bea Arthur
as Theatre Charge Nurse
Paul Tripp
as Howard
Mildred Dunnock
as Mrs. Juleson
Mercedes McCambridge
as Connie MartIn
as Dan
as Court President
Cliff Norton
as Luke
Raymond Bramley
as Ambassador
David White
as Max
as Sheriff
John Shellie
as Arthur
as Eddie Stone
Eddie Bracken
as Billy Cascade
Cecil Kellaway
as Jason
as Edward Roberts
Buzz Martin
as Fly
Philip Coolidge
as Severns
as Parson
Robert Cass
as Corporal Roy Wirth
John Lupton
as Dr. Paul Thatcher
Ruth McDevitt
as Mrs. Clark
Lonny Chapman
as Betts
Kathleen Maguire
as Chris Juleson
Roland Winters
as Charles Brooks
David Lewis
as Edmund Taylor
Phyllis Love
as Alice Nichols
Joanna Roos
as Mother
Fred Stewart
as Dr. Conrad
Paul Lukas
as Captain Lindemann
Ralph Meeker
as Larry Sheridan
Donald Curtis
as 2 episodes, 1950
Cyril Ritchard
as Monty Gavenhurst
Jerome Thor
as 2 episodes, 1948-1949
as Herod Antipas
Marie Powers
as Baba
as Arturo
Stella Andrew
as Ellen Beddows
Lee Remick
as Elaine Bayley
William Harrigan
as John Clayton
Steve McQueen
as Joseph Gordon
James MacColl
as 2 episodes, 1949
as Inch Ravel
Melville Cooper
as Nilghai
Robin Craven
as Crenshaw
Francis Bethencourt
as Jay Brookfield
as Caroline Morrow
John W. Austin
as James Alexander
E.A. Krumschmidt
as Emil - Restaurant Patron
Peter Turgeon
as Humphreys - Reporter
Wolfgang Zilzer
as Lucas
Leslie Barrie
as William Smith
Joe Boland
as Mike
Harry Davis
as Gino
Charles Jordan
as Kelly
Paul Lambert
as Cab
Morton Stevens
as Roy Danvers
Conrad Bain
as Bank Manager Evans
Robert Culp
as Commentator
George Ives
as Dick Herbert
Charles Welch
as The Bartender
as Detective McKenzie
Eda Heinemann
as Mrs. Maggie Sorenson
as Miss Phillips
Toni Halloran
as Ann
Harold McGee
as Dr. Hartley
Freda Holloway
as Mary Morgan
James Winslow
as Dr. Slattery
Lynn Loring
as Carol Clark
Emory Richardson
as Peter
Peter Ostroff
as Mr. Chapman
Crahan Denton
as Mac - NJ Police Officer
as Asst. Football Coach
Dennis Cross
as Bellboy
Michael Sheehan
as Burke
Bill Clifton
as Montgomery - the Piano Player
Marsha Hunt
as Janet Willson
Macdonald Carey
as Lenny Byrnes
as Philip Clary
Walter Matthau
as Jacobs
Jessica Tandy
as Connaught O'Brien
as Arky
Patric Knowles
as Martin Helm
Eli Wallach
as Ozep
Tony Randall
as Walter
Fay Bainter
as Aunt Valerie
Warren Stevens
as Sgt. John Hammond
Robert Cummings
as George Lumley
Luther Adler
as Joe Rundle
Joan Lorring
as Blair
Keenan Wynn
as Graham Hicks
Roy Dean
as Citizen
as Lenny Shank
Pat Henning
as Luke McTigger
Gerald Sarracini
as Jamie
Barbara Bel Geddes
as Charlotte Lamb
Susan Douglas Rubes
as 2 episodes, 1948-1953
Anne Francis
as Kristin
Barbara Bolton
as Sally
Dolly Haas
as Mrs. Kneiper
Anthony Dawson
as Colonel Peter Redlands
Frances Starr
as Miss Phillips
Roy Roberts
as Chaplain Walker
Parker Fennelly
as Jubal
Charles Drake
as Ned Welch
as Sfc. Clifford Kennedy
Aline MacMahon
as Mrs. Grey
Valerie Cossart
as Lady at the Airport
Viola Roache
as Blanche Ingram
Peter Martyn
as Francis Ignatius O'Connor
Katherine Squire
as Mrs. Chester
Lydia Clarke
as Mother
as Willie
Scott McKay
as Del
Jerome Kilty
as Doriot
Nicholas Joy
as Christopher Bott
Staats Cotsworth
as Hallam
Corey Allen
as Eddie Gilmer
Dort Clark
as Larry Mandel
Malcolm Brodrick
as Jackie
Katherine Emmet
as Mrs. Anna Gregory
Jason Evers
as Scott Magruder
Ray Walston
as Mickey
Patricia Barry
as Deborah
J. Pat O'Malley
as Davey
Miriam Colon
as Mrs. Talavera
John Buckwalter
as Griffin - Cabbie
James MacArthur
as Ben Adams
Eva Condon
as Mrs. MacGillivary
Philippa Bevans
as Nelly
Ferdi B. Hoffman
as 2 episodes, 1949
as Dad
Tom Poston
as Alec Gordon
Charles Cooper
as Dan Green
Edward Binns
as Black Dog
Reinhold Schünzel
as Nansk the Russian
as Cotton Kinney
as Captain Emerson
Ginger MacManus
as Sharon
Walter Brooke
as Jeff
José Pérez
as Emilio
as Mr. Trasker
Guy Spaull
as Mason
as Gorgo
Kurt Katch
as Oberkriminalsekretar Kurz
James Reese
as Mr. Sulzbacher
Madeline Clive
as Flora
Wyatt Cooper
as Lieutenant Peters
as Lt. Mathis
Mary Doyle
as Girl
Dorrit Kelton
as Miss Andrew
Joseph Buloff
as Leopold Rokov
Jean Adair
as Susan Deddington
Lotte Stavisky
as Nun
Addison Powell
as Dr. Frank
G. Albert Smith
as Judge Tedman
Bert Thorn
as Mr. Fields
Leonard Stone
as Adler
as Betty - Secretary
Jim Goodwin
as Kid
Virginia Mattis
as Helen Brodsky
Robert Dale Martin
as Captain of King's Guard
as Customs Inspector Darrell
William A. Forester
as The Waiter
Gerald Hiken
as Newstand Attendant
George Ebeling
as Dr. Kerr
Loraine Grover
as Betsy
Paul Bryar
as Artie
Harry Landers
as Frieder
William Lee
as Mr. Tucker
John Fletcher
as 2 episodes, 1950-1951
as Seu
Rosalind Ivan
as Mrs. Chedderwill
Andre D'Arcy
as Celestin
Perry Fiske
as Director
Janice Mars
as Shirley
Stanley Greene
as Truck Driver
as Court Clerk
as Worthington
Frank Silvera
as Miguel Ramando
Charles Massinger
as Doctor
Jock MacGregor
as Sam Hunt
John Fiedler
as Irvin
as Josh
as Lea
Arthur Storch
as Seymour Miller
George Kluge
as Assistant
Arthur Hanson
as Corey
Barry Ross
as Emile
Frank Biro
as The Man
Cy Chermak
as Bow Planesman
Abigail Kellogg
as Mary
as Jack
Clint Kimbrough
as Bob
Richard Robbins
as Lieutenant
George McCoy
as Ticket Broker
as Nurse
Susan Steel
as Mrs. Strong
Fred Herrick
as Jennings
as Intern
as Betsy Fuller
Tom Clancy
as Flaherty
Henry Barnard
as Chambers
Michael Donahue
as Frank Shannon
Michael Enserro
as Chico
Wesley Lau
as 2 episodes, 1951-1953
Joseph Campanella
as DOG Company Soldier
John McGovern
as Dr. Horace Bell
James Coburn
as Pete
Frieda Altman
as Frade
Margaretta Warwick
as Maid
Joseph Leberman
as Second Man
Mischa Auer
as Cosmo
as Bert
Chet Stratton
as English Actor
Elmer Lehr
as Old Monk
Andre Charisse
as French Actor
Larry Robinson
as Dealer
Fritz Weber
as George
as Holzhausen
Adelaide Klein
as Mrs. Bruhl
Lee Bowman
as Alan Morewether
Florence Stanley
as Courtroom spectator
Joan Chandler
as Jean Stewart
as Alice
as Ashley
Paul Lilly
as Colonel
as A newspaper publisher
Richard Webb
as Dick Wright
John Newland
as 2 episodes, 1950-1951
Annette Carell
as Anya Janicek
Paul Potter
as Mr. Farraday
Lois Hall
as Amy March
Robert Cromwell
as 2 episodes, 1950
Svea Grunfeld
as 2 episodes, 1950
William Foran
as Grandpa
Anna Lee
as Anita Derr
Peter Brandon
as 2nd Lt. Hugh Bevins
as 2 episodes, 1951-1955
as Chaxfield
Alan Shayne
as Joseph of Arimathea
Henry Stephenson
as 2 episodes, 1951
Dorothy Blackburn
as 2 episodes, 1951
Carmen Mathews
as Isabel
Audrey Christie
as Aunt Millie
Harry Gresham
as Man on Train
Robert Dryden
as Bud Jones
Chet Stratton
as Oliver Richards
Louise Larabee
as Herodlis
John Kerr
as The Boy
Zolya Talma
as Senora Maroni
Griff Evans
as Dave Wilson
Charles Dingle
as Judge Swanson
as Carl
Herbert Berghof
as Laszlo
Leatrice Joy
as Rowena
as 2 episodes, 1953
Arthur Franz
as 2 episodes, 1953
Ruth Warrick
as 2 episodes, 1953
as 2 episodes, 1953
Sally Forrest
as 2 episodes, 1953
Patricia Neal
as Caroline Mann
Mary Astor
as Harriet Brand
Bethel Leslie
as Marian Metcalf
as Dorfmann
Charles Ruggles
as J.D. Spencer
Mike Kellin
as Bundy
Stephen Meininger
as Herman
Polly Rowles
as Aunt Lucy
Vilma Kurer
as Mrs. Peters
Mark Roberts
as David Thorpe
Florenz Ames
as Dave Sears
Heywood Hale Broun
as Bert Lewis
Frederick Rolf
as Laszlo
Whitfield Connor
as Frank Morrison
Luise King
as Alexandra
as Mrs. Padott
Oliver Andes
as Bill Caldwell
Harry Bergman
as Joe Denton
as Christopher Morrison
Patricia Breslin
as 2 episodes, 1954
Madge Evans
as Ann
as Billy McGinnis
as Harry Radcliff
Charles Aidman
as Lew
Leo Penn
as Morrow
Olive Deering
as Molly
as 2 episodes, 1955-1957
Gisele MacKenzie
as Alice Abernathy
House Jameson
as Moore
Dino Di Luca
as Carlo DiStephani
as George Abernathy
Michael Conrad
as Bill Rork
Robert F. Simon
as Tom
Neva Patterson
as Ella Vining
Douglass Watson
as Edward
Kenny Delmar
as Mayor Clamberg
as Bootes
as Captain Tingley
James Hickman
as Corporal
Margaret Barker
as Polly
as Holly Vining
Cameron Mitchell
as James Waterson
Ned Glass
as Ezra Hoffenhall
Larry Blyden
as Al Walters
John Drainie
as Felix Dodge
Jack Lord
as Matt
Ray Collins
as Gen. Sam Woolery
Arch Johnson
as Yermo Red
Robert Dowdell
as 2 episodes, 1956
Robert Paget
as Gang Member
Jim Backus
as Father
as Carmen's Assistant
Charles Bronson
as Cal
Lee J. Cobb
as Dr. Joseph Pearson
Pat Hingle
as Dr. Clark
Fritz Weaver
as Dr. Huston
as Fredda Walters
Richard Basehart
as Matt Donovan
Paul Carr
as Allen Minton
Gloria Vanderbilt
as Elizabeth Alexander
Sam Levene
as Ben Selig
Juano Hernandez
as Dr. Ramirez
Dennis Hopper
as David Williams
Rosemary DeCamp
as Cora Thompson
Malcolm Atterbury
as Jeweler
Sheila Bromley
as Marie
Paul Douglas
as Captain McCaffrey
Kip King
as 2 episodes, 1958
Marilyn Erskine
as Mavis
Noel Drayton
as Agent
William Prince
as Peter Standish
Helmut Dantine
as Dr. Roland Maradick
Burgess Meredith
as Gulley Jimson
David Wayne
as Jasper Hornby
Jeffrey Lynn
as Art Hugenon
Josephine Hull
as Lily Marsan
as 1 episode, 1950
Colin Keith-Johnston
as Captain English
Tom Ewell
as Willie Mason
as Harold. Mummery
Irja Jensen
as Vera Varheny
Viveca Lindfors
as Lisa
Robert Coote
as Dr. Gordon
Robert Shaw Chorale
as Themselves (voices)
George Axelrod
as Self - Host
Jarmila Novotna
as Nina Carson
Basil Rathbone
as Hazelton Crome
Faye Emerson
as Melissa
Natalie Wood
as Jen Potter
Miriam Hopkins
as Theresa Durand
as Sam
Maureen Stapleton
as Rachel Jackson
Dennis O'Keefe
as Will
George Peppard
as Kenny Chance
Edward R. Murrow
as Narrator
John Cassavetes
as Paul Greco
Dane Clark
as Maj. Dick Brooks
Karl Weber
as 1 episode, 1948
as Monica
as Channon
Wynne Gibson
as Hotcha - conspirator
John Rodney
as Ben Wlilson
as Charles MacArthur
Robert Favart
as 1 episode, 1949
Butterfly McQueen
as Pearl
as 1 episode, 1950
Lisa Kirk
as Katherina
Doris Rich
as 1 episode, 1950
Melvyn Douglas
as Stefan Brand
Albert Dekker
as Billy Bones
Lisa Ferraday
as Olga
as Meg Mallory
Tanaquil Le Clerq
as Hilda
Martyn Green
as Torpenhow
as George
Marisa Pavan
as Dominique Windom
Ernest Truex
as Martin Bristol
Royal Beal
as George Somers
Julie Adams
as Anne Willis
Sal Mineo
as Dino Manetta
Jayne Meadows
as Leslie
Trevor Howard
as Vittorio
Don DeFore
as Capt. George Lowry
Sessue Hayakawa
as Dr. Sato
Leon Ames
as Cyrus Walker
as Walter Osgood
as Mrs. Koernig
as Toby
Leo Coleman
as Toby
Theodore Newton
as Sgt. Wally Shane
as M. Foinet - Art Critic
as Tom Pettigrew
as Decius
King Calder
as Jim O'Rourke
Virginia Gilmore
as Haila Troy
Thom Carney
as 1 episode, 1950
Tonio Selwart
as 1 episode, 1950
Charlotte Keane
as Jean Landry
Patricia Ferris
as 1 episode, 1950
Martin Brook
as Steven Dag
as Kurt - Lisa's husband
Peter Avarmo
as Jim Hawkins
as Sgt. MacReynolds
Frank Albertson
as Colonel Greer
Edward Arnold
as Juror #10
Marc Lawrence
as Cow Nelson
Alice Pearce
as Regina Gavenhurst
Maxine Stuart
as Marie Cameron
Fred Clark
as Mort
John Cromwell
as Senator Harvey Rogers
as Betty Adams
Cec Linder
as Walt Stewart
Robert Blackburn
as Director
Michael Landon
as Augie Barone
Frances Farmer
as Sarah Walker
Michi Kobi
as Tama Sato
as Mrs. Gobineau
Cathleen Cordell
as Miss Shoe
Peggy French
as Ethel Furman
William Brower
as Radio Operator
Sandra Ann Wigginton
as Miss Hemphill
Virginia McMahon
as Frieda Spina
Clay Clement
as 1 episode, 1950
Bill Arthur
as 1 episode, 1950
as Flora Ullman
as 1 episode, 1950
Celia Johnson
as Mary Otis
as Marianne
Grady Sutton
as Mr. Caslon
as Lionel Ross
Muriel Hutchison
as Mrs. Gordon
Salem Ludwig
as Merlin
as 1 episode, 1952
Logan Field
as Robert Downs
Leonard Barry
as Beany Smith
as First Pretty Girl
Jarmila Daubek
as Ninette Carson
as Aunt Fanny
Harry Bannister
as Mr. Elliott
Bruce Marshall
as Mikey Lester
Murray Hamilton
as Joe Bristol
Frank Aletter
as Danny
Tom Middleton
as Dave Lavagetto
Jill Kraft
as Betty Slate
Peter Graves
as Glenn Willis
as Father Benedict
Patrick Macnee
as Bill Cheever
Noah Beery Jr.
as M
Joseph Bell
as Mr. Gobineau
as 1 episode, 1949
Emmett Rogers
as Metellus
Leslie Barrett
as Keagle
Bertha Belmore
as Mrs. Welbeck
Tom Tyrrell
as 1 episode, 1951
Loretta Daye
as Alisande
as Lord George Harwell
Jan Leighton
as Jollyboy Dufour
Christopher Plummer
as Dick
Virginia Vincent
as Mrs. Sawyer
Douglas Wood
as Rip van Dam
Dorothy Maruki
as Maria
Barry McGuire
as Ralph Slate
as Mrs. Pilipet
Bibi Osterwald
as Frances Nelson
as Moll
Barbara Loden
as Darlene
Norman Rose
as Second Announcer
Paul Huber
as Dean Owens
Jack Manning
as Mr. Grove
Tom Laughlin
as Templeton
Catherine Mastice
as Mrs. Nolan
Jack Diamond
as 1 episode, 1949
John O'Shaughnessy
as Cassius
Virginia Dwyer
as 1 episode, 1950
as Paul Scott
John Marriott
as Preacher
Patricia Bruder
as Julie Lambert
as Al Huddleston
Michael Wager
as Barton
as The Agent
as Mr. Gardiner
as Tommy Elliott
Tony Brande
as Thomas
Midge Donaldson
as Female Telescreen Voice
Carroll Saint
as Benson
Walter Abel
as Juror #4
Florence Sundstrom
as Ottile Sweetster
Lucie Lancaster
as Mrs. Potter
as Mrs. Wicks
Iola Lynn
as Kate
Carroll Baker
as Jennie
Carole Somers
as Margaret
Fred Gwynne
as Little Dude
Stephen Elliott
as Mike Dundee
Woodrow Parfrey
as Jesse Pope
as Louise
Maria Reid
as Mrs. Rodriguez
Anne Benton
as Norma
Ray Boyle
as First Actor
as Ernest
Ross Elliott
as Phil Coyne
Bayne Hush
as Maggie - Secretary
Carl Kent
as the Waiter
Ernest Rowan
as Dr. Maltzen
Marion Scanlon
as Kay Abbot
Cecil Scott
as Margaret
Peter Pagan
as Tommy Welbeck
Katherine Gregg
as 1 episode, 1951
James Shelton
as Elmo
Millicent Brower
as Nurse
as Thomas 'Tumblers' Fuller
Raymond Rizzo
as Sellers
Logan Ramsey
as Thornton
Jacqueline Susann
as The Interviewer
Marie Stacy
as Hatcheck Girl
Rea Brown
as Albert
Lloyd Knight
as Watts
Stanley Lemin
as Ship's Doctor
John Dennis
as Sgt. Red Moran
Monica Boyer
as Maria
Brandon Peters
as Horace Sweetser - City Cuncil President
as Mr. Harrison
James Holden
as Bart
Robert Goodier
as Dr. Richards
Robert Carricart
as Thomas
Dennis Kohler
as Roy
Herb Voland
as Officer Bauer
Morris Ankrum
as Considine
as Janet
as Winkleman
as Dino
Seth Arnold
as Doc Kamsley
Sally Hester
as Jane Scott
Rick Hollister
as Lt. Grant
Graham Denton
as the Preacher
Marc Manson
as Policeman
Lewis Charles
as Riebe
Stacy Graham
as Jennifer
as William Steward
as Mr. Prestopnick - Safecracker
Irene Hubbard
as Charmaine Scully
as Anne MacKenzie
Glenn Anders
as Robinson
Jack Livesey
as Eye Specialist
Lone Bear
as Acuma
Aileen Poe
as Mrs. Weldon
Dorothy Patten
as Matty Wilkinson
Harry Holcombe
as Senator George Smithson
Carmen De Lavallade
as The Girl
as Referee
Astrid Wilsrud
as Joan Lang
as Priscilla Olson
Esther Minciotti
as Mrs. Cassini
Katherine Meskill
as Matron
Paul Grenson
as Self - Announcer
Pauline Drake
as the Waitress
Thomas Nello
as Needles - Drug Addict
as 1 episode, 1951
Robert McQueeney
as James Macintosh
Lou Gilbert
as News Vendor
Charles McClelland
as Brakeman
Jim Davidson
as Army Captain
Jeanne Bolan
as Lola
Anne Francine
as The Actress
Rhoda Farkas Rhodes
as Young Girl
Karl Lukas
as Hank - Man Who Struck Carter
Bart Burns
as Juror #6
Dario Barri
as The Assistant
as Mr. Sorenson
Danny Dennis
as Danny
Mark L. Hykin
as Andy Jackson Jr.
John Butler
as The Boy
Mort Marshall
as Night Club Comedian
as Sally Coyne
Kem Dibbs
as Harrison
as Mother
Tony Pellerin
as Gallo - Conspirator
as Secretary
Marc Cavell
as Walter
Isabel Bonner
as Vera - Brookfield's Secretary
Catherine Nesco
as 1 episode, 1950
Don Fellows
as Turney
Paul Andar
as 1 episode, 1951
Vickie Vega
as 1 episode, 1951
Claire Crawford
as Gino's Wife
as Sheriff
Katharine Raht
as Mrs. Otherly
Carl Bensen
as Policeman
Darthy E. Hinckley
as Cassy
Mary Ellen Verheyden
as Anna
Pat Finch
as Third Pretty Girl
as Symes
Charles Mendick
as Lugash - District Attorney
Norma Connolly
as Lt. Riley
Walter F. Appler
as Mr. Stanton
Jean McBride
as Min
as Haskall Rich - Age 17
Frank Valenza
as Steve
Frank Kumagai
as Numuru
Mary Carroll
as Wilma
Philip Sterling
as Benny Lewis
Paul Porter
as 1 episode, 1949
Treva Frazee
as Ceilia
Judy Rich
as 1 episode, 1950
Mary Gildia
as Martha - Maid
Phoebe Mackay
as Miss Sweeney
Delmar Nuetzman
as 1 episode, 1951
David Downing
as Preacher's Son
William Podmore
as Judge
Nancy Devlin
as Frances Ackerman
James Rafferty
as Desk Clerk
Christopher Curtis
as Thaddeus
Robert Middleton
as The Manager
Rafael Campos
as Jacinto - Young Boy
Constance Moorehead
as First Woman
Ralph Bunker
as Judge
Peter Mark Richman
as Price
Ken Shapiro
as Josh Potter
Irwin Charone
as Eddie Marks
as Ned
Lorraine Kirby
as Mrs. Croft
Damian O'Flynn
as Colonel
Bob Hopkins
as 1st Photographer
Hal K. Dawson
as Henry
Michael Lind
as Mickey
Clark Rider
as Capt. Conway
as Warden
Eleanor Sonneman
as 1 episode, 1951
as Jailor
John Buckner
as Clerk
Lee Madden
as DOG Company Soldier
Hewley d'Abreu
as Dr. Sutton - Anesthetist
as Prison Officer
Frank H. Wilson
as Noah
Charles Reynolds
as Director
Carol McCrory
as Fourth Pretty Girl
as Juror #12
Charles Rae King
as Reporter
Billy Nalle
as Piano Player
Tony Atkins
as Joe Potter
as Sgt. Davis
Harry Shaw Lowe
as Mr. Kee
Roy King
as Link
Warren Frost
as the Desk Clerk
as 2nd Photographer
Ernest Hiroshige
as First Boy
Abe Vigoda
as Old Train Passenger
Frank Rolenger
as Officer Mallory
Bobby Nick
as 1 episode, 1951
Louise Segal
as 1 episode, 1951
Marvyn Dorkin
as Doctor
William Remick
as Doorman
Arthur Junaluska
as Billy Miles
Sylvia Weld
as Third Woman
Gene Sultan
as Billy Sweetser
Jonathan Corey
as Dick Robbins
Glen Turnbull
as 1st Scientist
Daro Induye
as Second Boy
Silvio Minciotti
as Luigi - Cafe Owner
Alan Merrill
as Dr. Billy Wood
Jack O'Brian
as Reporter
as 1 episode, 1951
Anthony Grey
as Elias Price
Sydney Lee
as First Cop
Rosina Fernhoff
as Miss Cresswell
Harry Pederson
as Policeman
Robert Claborne
as Writer
Robert Brian
as Jeff - Age 10
Nicky Blair
as Sadowski
Charles Kuhn
as 1 episode, 1949
John Draper
as David's Cafe Guest
James Surrey
as Soldier
Shirley Ballard
as Elizabeth Otis
Martin Ashe
as Police Lt. Morgan
Miriam Goldina
as Lola Romera
Walt Witcover
as Mr. Atkinson
Richard Martin
as 1 episode, 1949
Jack Finnegan
as 1 episode, 1951
Wyley Hancock
as the Bartender
A.C. Pocock
as Mr. Kerr
Joe Graham
as 2nd Man
Paul Rencin
as Announcer
Robert Haines
as Judge
as 1 episode, 1951
Joan Gray
as Milli
David Roth
as 1 episode, 1951
Len Lesser
as 1 episode, 1949
William Hellinger
as 1 episode, 1951
Sandy Kenyon
as John Carter
as 1 episode, 1949
Earl Rowe
as 1 episode, 1951
Lucille Chavin
as French Actress
Frank Daly
as Editor
Charles Collingwood
as Narrator
Roger Quinlan
as Timid Man
Judith Rich
as Marian Furman
as Oriental Actress
Lee Goodman
as Oriental Actor
Warren Beatty
as First Card Player
Henry Beckman
as Harry
Anita Cooper
as The Autograph Girl
Bob Kilgallen
as Student
Dean Jagger
as Ben Willson
as Janet Layton Willson
Paula Trueman
as Miss Tartlett
Joe Silver
as 1 episode, 1949
as Bartender
Michael Thoma
as Fritz
Bern Hoffman
as 1 episode, 1949
Edwin Jerome
as 1 episode, 1949
as Kellner
Louise Prussing
as Lady Anne
Les Damon
as 1 episode, 1949
Neil Fitzgerald
as Martin Mullahone
Douglas Edwards
as Self
Earl George
as 1 episode, 1949
Larry LeSueur
as Newscaster
Maurice Franklin
as 1 episode, 1949
Frank Harrison
as 1 episode, 1949
Guy Arbury
as McSweeney
Sarah O'Connell
as Susie
Rhod Walker
as Dunsford
Charles Summers
as Harry
Bertram Tanswell
as Father Corr
William Windom
as Farmer with goat
DeForest Kelley
as Bob Philo
Elisabeth Fraser
as 1 episode, 1950
Robert Preston
as 1 episode, 1950
as Biondello
Barbara Cook
as 1 episode, 1950
as 1 episode, 1950
Dan Frazer
as 1 episode, 1950
as Grumio
Curt Conway
as Mr. Cernak
Alan Dexter
as 1 episode, 1950
as 1 episode, 1950
as 1 episode, 1950
Clifford Tatum Jr.
as Skeeter
William Tregoe
as 1 episode, 1950
Don Appell
as Sig
Reese Taylor
as Mr. Porter
as Continuity Singer
Carl Don
as The Tailor
as Perry
Arnold Walton
as 1 episode, 1950
as 1 episode, 1950
as 1 episode, 1950
Beverly Lawrence
as 1 episode, 1950
John Alberts
as 1 episode, 1950
Jack Ewing
as 1 episode, 1950
Edith Skinner
as 1 episode, 1950
Walter Starkey
as 1 episode, 1950
Bill Perrott
as 1 episode, 1950
Jim Winslow
as 1 episode, 1950
Richard Morningstar
as 1 episode, 1950
Henry Bernard
as Thomas Lawrence
James Gannon
as Hortensio
Ken Raymond
as 1 episode, 1950
Hildegarde Hawthorne
as Self
Mark Van Doren
as Self
Mary Holsten
as 1 episode, 1950
Peter Warner
as 1 episode, 1950
Francisco de Salvation
as 1 episode, 1950
Cloris Leachman
as Mrs. Adams
Denholm Elliott
as Eric Inwood
as 1 episode, 1951
John Ericson
as Anderson
Ann Gillis
as 1 episode, 1951
Richard Greene
as Coriolanus
Vivienne Segal
as 1 episode, 1951
Carol Bruce
as 1 episode, 1951
Rebecca Welles
as 1 episode, 1951
Eduardo Ciannelli
as 1 episode, 1951
Jack Lambert
as 1 episode, 1951
Henry Daniell
as 1 episode, 1951
Margaret Hayes
as 1 episode, 1951
William Eythe
as 1 episode, 1951
as Eric Krogh
Marcia Henderson
as 1 episode, 1951
Enid Markey
as 1 episode, 1951
as Connie Nelson
Ludwig Donath
as 1 episode, 1951
Mark Daniels
as 1 episode, 1951
Sally Moffet
as 1 episode, 1951
Oskar Karlweis
as Self
Lucille Vines
as Stella
Joan Croydon
as 1 episode, 1951
Margaret Tracy
as 1 episode, 1951
Alan Nourse
as Mr. Adams
Tomi Romer
as 2nd Witch
Leonard Sues
as 1 episode, 1951
as 1 episode, 1951
as 3rd Witch
Gregor Rowland
as Mike Hanton
Marlyn Monk
as 1 episode, 1951
Ferenc Molnar
as 1 episode, 1951
Michael Jay
as Fleance
Martha Blackstone
as Ann Hanton
Kathy Willard
as 1 episode, 1951
Phil Burneff
as 1 episode, 1951
Evelyn Davis
as Nancy
Alexandra Jack
as Alice
Jean Casto
as Sally Baner
Bob Martin
as 1 episode, 1951
Peter Boyne
as Banquo
Richard Hendrick
as Mark Hanton
Valerie Cardew
as Lucia
Glynis Johns
as Lily Snape
John Dall
as 1 episode, 1952
Doris Roberts
as Madwoman
Lee Grant
as Emily Brooks
Geraldine Page
as 1 episode, 1952
as Nora Marsh
Leon Askin
as Marcus
Alex Nicol
as 1 episode, 1952
James Noble
as Edward Goring
Niall MacGinnis
as Headwaiter
Edith Fellows
as Miss Trant
Rhys Williams
as 1 episode, 1952
Jacqueline deWit
as Mrs. Clipp
Robert Donley
as Linoleum Salesman
Tom Helmore
as Walt Pearson
Martita Hunt
as Mrs. Porter
Kirby Grant
as 1 episode, 1952
Richard Ney
as Lord Oakbridge
Howard Wendell
as Mr. Gwenn
Will Lee
as Dr. Zimmel
as Policeman
Dennis King
as 1 episode, 1952
Sono Osato
as 1 episode, 1952
Stuart Burge
as Bootblack
as 1 episode, 1952
as Grainger
Cindy Carson
as 1 episode, 1952
Elspeth Eric
as 1 episode, 1952
Hamish Menzies
as Jess Oakroyd
Veronica Cole
as Adele
Philip Rodd
as 1 episode, 1952
Alan MacAteer
as Groby - Valet
James Bender
as 2nd Man
Cecil Scott
as 1 episode, 1952
Hamish Cochrane
as Rev. Woods
Anthony K. Cooper
as Mr. Evans
Noel P. Coleman
as Oliver Winyard
Earle Mayo
as Boots
Madge Elliott
as Calpurnia
Eva Leonard Boyne
as Lady Ingram
Jane Surrey
as Leah
Elaine Ellis
as Anna Scheele
as Lucius
Sybil Baker
as Miriam
Caren Preiss
as Marie
David B. Greene
as Bert Tidcomb
Alfred Hesse
as Head Waiter
Elsa Lanchester
as 1 episode, 1953
as 1 episode, 1953
Douglas Dick
as 1 episode, 1953
Conrad Janis
as Borden Crane
Lilyan Chauvin
as 1 episode, 1953
Diana Douglas
as 1 episode, 1953
as 1 episode, 1953
Peter Hobbs
as 1 episode, 1953
Dorothy Mackaill
as 1 episode, 1953
Nils Asther
as 1 episode, 1953
Vinton Hayworth
as 1 episode, 1953
Lilia Skala
as 1 episode, 1953
Nana Bryant
as 1 episode, 1953
Victor Varconi
as 1 episode, 1953
Carmel Myers
as 1 episode, 1953
Russell Nype
as 1 episode, 1953
Mel Ruick
as 1 episode, 1953
Thomas Coley
as 1 episode, 1953
Boris Marshalov
as 1 episode, 1953
Ann Crowley
as Jean
Mary Alice Moore
as 1 episode, 1953
Katharine Balfour
as 1 episode, 1953
Lydia St. Clair
as 1 episode, 1953
Patricia Benoit
as 1 episode, 1953
Charles Nolte
as 1 episode, 1953
Santos Ortega
as 1 episode, 1953
Odette Myrtil
as 1 episode, 1953
as 1 episode, 1953
Frances Miller
as 1 episode, 1953
Anne Burr
as 1 episode, 1953
as 1 episode, 1953
David Atkinson
as 1 episode, 1953
Mary Orr
as 1 episode, 1953
Ernest Parmentier
as 1 episode, 1953
Bruce Marshalov
as 1 episode, 1953
Janice Rule
as Judith Slater
Lois Smith
as Barbara Sparling
Patrick O'Neal
as Jud Poag
Natalie Schafer
as 1 episode, 1954
Polly Bergen
as 1 episode, 1954
Charles Coburn
as Louis Hurst
Jack Carter
as 1 episode, 1954
Wallace Ford
as 1 episode, 1954
Bruce Cabot
as 1 episode, 1954
as Mrs. McCall
Otto Kruger
as Spencer de Witt Roland
Ruth Hussey
as Nancy Edison
Una Merkel
as Parsis McHugh
Lee Bergere
as Arthur Hayes
Marjorie Eaton
as Martha
as Mrs.Wright
as Kay Allen
Sylvia Field
as 1 episode, 1954
Margaret Wycherly
as Mrs. Page
Lucile Watson
as Mrs. Lloyd Minster
Peter Lind Hayes
as James Allen
as Peter Kovalesky
Robert Barrat
as Sheriff
George Brenlin
as Radio Operator
James Vickery
as 1 episode, 1954
Robert P. Lieb
as Mr.Wright
as Uncle Silas
William Andrews
as Richard Golden
Judith Lowry
as Mrs. Blake
Peter Cookson
as Jamison Wyatt
Augusta Dabney
as 1 episode, 1954
Frederic Downs
as George
as Bert Hendricks
as Mr. Prince
Hugh Reilly
as Dr.Caldwell
Martin Brandt
as Varga
Alfred Zeisler
as Dr. Schiberna
Nell O'Day
as Clarice Morrison
Teal Ames
as Phoebe
Lois Holmes
as Mrs.Woodbridge
Bob Drew
as Wounded Soldier
Peggy Allenby
as 1 episode, 1954
as Sloane
as Machine Gunner
as Jozsef Kerek
William Flatley
as Wounded Soldier
Augusta Merighi
as Mrs. Palumbo
Tamara Daykarhanova
as Madame Pehm
Sylvia Stone
as Adoption Agency Woman
Reginald Mason
as 1 episode, 1954
Flora Campbell
as Helen
Ann Cameron
as Phyllis Hayes
Jacob Kalich
as Hyman Kaplan
Gwen Anderson
as Ann
as Jones
Mary Linn Beller
as Julie
George Matthews
as George
Mario Badolati
as 1 episode, 1954
Charlotte Pearson
as Anna Blake
Solange Podell
as French woman
Belle Flower
as Mrs. Fitch
Michael Allen
as Young Tom Edison
as Tommy Prince
Charles Penman
as Charlie Denton
Brad Deilman
as Officer
Harlan Wiltsert
as Wounded Soldier
Dan Wright
as Medic
Charles Edison
as Guest
Bill Butler
as Corporal on the Mortar
Bob Boucher
as Wounded Soldier
Robert Fortin
as Secretary
Mabel Cochran
as Mrs. Carson
Howard Deilman
as Officer
Ken Mileston
as Soldier
Stefan Olsen
as Bobby McGinnis
Andrew Gainey
as Wounded Soldier
Harry Sheppard
as Mr. Harkness
Jim Merrick
as Wounded Soldier
as Medic
Robert Bussard
as Roger Morrison
as Soldier
Tony DelGatto
as Wounded Soldier
Ludwig Rüth
as Police Chief
Gena Rowlands
as Betty
Dana Wynter
as Katherine
Lee Marvin
as Teale
Louis Jourdan
as Marc
Mai Zetterling
as Gabrielle
Neville Brand
as Klaus
Dewey Martin
as Lieutenant Peter Cameron
Dennis Price
as Julian Brimmer
as Horne
as 1 episode, 1955
George Montgomery
as Bakeland
Anthony Franciosa
as Charles Egan
as Sam Forrest
as Soldier
Geoffrey Horne
as Jim
Jeff Morrow
as George
Steve Brodie
as Jerry Shoemaker
Kurt Kasznar
as Barlach
Bettye Ackerman
as Betty
as Trout
Benny Baker
as Harvey
Joe Mantell
as Samuel Yarnell
Stephen Chase
as Dr. Ferrara
as Mother
Gage Clarke
as 1 episode, 1955
as Giant Rooter
Bill McCutcheon
as Murchison
Russell Hicks
as Hinton
Edmon Ryan
as Hanover
Don Hastings
as Ensign Zorn
as 1 episode, 1955
John D. MacDonald
as 1 episode, 1955
Allen Nourse
as Colonel McVey
Jerry Jarrett
as Telephone Man
George Kane
as Heath
Brenda Forbes
as Carrie
William LeMassena
as 1 episode, 1955
Ilka Windish
as Irme
Emmett Vogan
as 1 episode, 1955
Maria Britneva
as Calpurnia
Charles Quinlivan
as Bunche
James O'Rear
as Decius
Jacqueline Holt
as 1 episode, 1955
Frederick Herrick
as 1 episode, 1955
Cavada Humphrey
as Margaret
Bil Baird
as Barney Plunkett
as Cinna
Philip Hepburn
as 1 episode, 1955
as 1 episode, 1955
Adnia Rice
as 1 episode, 1955
John Shay
as Robinson
Richard Morse
as Lucius
as 1 episode, 1955
Dick Poston
as Monk
as Woman's Voice
Olive Reeves-Smith
as 1 episode, 1955
as Tim O'Hara
Alan Bunce
as Colonel Whitfield
Barbara Lane
as 1 episode, 1955
as 1 episode, 1955
as 1 episode, 1955
Eugenia Rawls
as 1 episode, 1955
Chris Bohn
as Meter Man
Betty Lou Holland
as 1 episode, 1955
Jimmy Sommer
as Larry
Monica Lovett
as Jennie Pomeroy
Celia Brodkin
as Mrs. Elihu
Cora Baird
as 1 episode, 1955
Steve Cassadee
as 1 episode, 1955
Billy Harris
as 1 episode, 1955
Margaret Forssgren
as 1 episode, 1955
Christine Kane
as 1 episode, 1955
Kate Harkin
as 1 episode, 1955
as 1 episode, 1955
Francis Perkins
as Lt. Banaczek
Ralph Hum
as 1 episode, 1955
as Self
Anthony Perkins
as Clyde Smith
Tina Louise
as Dolores
as Flora
Moyna MacGill
as Dressmaker
as Girl
Bobby Driscoll
as Peter
Red Buttons
as St. Emergency
Mark Lenard
as David
Brian Donlevy
as Jim
Rita Gam
as Rain
William Marshall
as Abdullah
Paul Richards
as 1 episode, 1956
as Jean
Kevin Coughlin
as Bobby
Paul Ford
as Jones
Patrick McVey
as Mike
David Ford
as Charlie Stewart
Barry Jones
as Peter Prouse
Robert Q. Lewis
as Self - Host
Keefe Brasselle
as 1 episode, 1956
Dorothy Stickney
as 1 episode, 1956
Steven Marlo
as Giulio
as Joe Tinker
as McTigue
Nancy Wickwire
as Miss Carter
Harvey Grant
as Timothy
Eddie Mayehoff
as Col. George Woolery
Al Hopson
as Tramp
Clarke Gordon
as Joe
Rocky Graziano
as Pablo
Marion Brasch
as Donna
Ray Duke
as Johnny
James E. Wall
as Jed
Theodore J. Flicker
as Soldier
as Angus Duane
Jack Orrison
as Bufford
John MacKay
as Tony
Jay Barney
as Jim Burke
Edmund Glover
as 1 episode, 1956
Renee Gadd
as Miss Morris
Loretta Leversee
as Lily Duane
Eli Rill
as Fitz
as Caroline
Bryarly Lee
as Barbara Savage
as 1 episode, 1956
Jet McDonald
as Ben
Roger Quinlin
as Ed Lewis
Alfreda Wallace
as Margaret
Eleni Kiamos
as Rose
Joyce Lear
as Petey
Jill Selferth
as Myra
Gubi Mann
as Nurse Carter
Jack Sterling
as Frank
Tim Flynn
as Bartender
Gerry Mitchell
as 1 episode, 1956
Ed McCurdy
as Balladeer
John Mackwood
as Steward
Sister Aquinas
as Self
as Gucci
Robert Brian
as Jeff - Age 10
Billy Kochiyana
as Peppy
Sister Mary Aquinas Kinskey
as Self
George Bartanioff
as Waiter
Brook Seawell
as Lalla
John Reese
as Griggs
as 1 episode, 1956
as 1 episode, 1956
Piper Laurie
as Ruth Cornelius
John Carradine
as Mr. Wadleigh
Clu Gulager
as Lloyd Carpenter
Irene Papas
as Girl
Roberts Blossom
as First Refugee
Larry Hagman
as 1 episode, 1957
as 1 episode, 1957
Edward Mulhare
as Liam O'Neill
Richard Boone
as John Wesley Hardin
Arthur Hill
as Ivory
Tammy Grimes
as Gloria Loman
Steven Hill
as Slim Breedlove
Natalie Trundy
as Joy Morrison
Lenka Peterson
as Carol Bixby
Richard Bright
as Ditch
Harry Guardino
as Carmen Fiore
John Colicos
as Gold Root
Peggy McCay
as Claire
Phyllis Thaxter
as Laura Morgan
Lori March
as Mrs. Dorn
Sarah Marshall
as Fay
as Kitty Sharpe
Lew Gallo
as 1 episode, 1957
Stefan Gierasch
as Goldstein
as Gertrude
Madeleine Sherwood
as Rose
as Ellen
Ben Piazza
as David
Kim Stanley
as Georgette Thomas
Bennye Gatteys
as Sue Richards
Antony Carbone
as Intern
Albert Paulsen
as Al
Alan Hewitt
as Administrator
as Bobby Applegate
as Coley Davis
Irene Kane
as Courtroom Observer
Nancy Rennick
as Sue
as Mrs. Lockwood
William Hansen
as Dr. Charles Dornberger
Gregory Morton
as Mr. Lamb
Robert Flemyng
as 1 episode, 1957
Arthur Anderson
as Selkirk
Hal March
as Tim Tully
Rex Thompson
as Taggert
Walter Kingsford
as 1 episode, 1957
Elliott Nugent
as Waldo Washburn
Mary Fickett
as Jean Horst
Carlos Montalbán
as Ramos
Joseph Anthony
as Governor
as Conductor
as Dr. Caltvalko
Deirdre Owens
as Nora McDermott
Joe Warren
as the Magistrate
Ian Tucker
as Harold
Anne Pearson
as Girl on Train
Ralph Stantley
as Manny Fortune
as Joe
Miko Oscard
as Reuben Widdicomb
Geoffrey Lumb
as Mr. Peterson
Virginia Kaye
as Miss Levin
Yossi Yadin
as Man in Oxford Suit
Ann Hillary
as Marcia Crane
Jacob Ben-Ami
as Mr. Valasek
Jayne Heller
as Pat
as Maury Cohen
as Graham
Carlos Montoya
as Flamenco Musician
as Mrs. Schwartz
as Narrator
Dermot A. McNamara
as Joey
Roy de la Torre
as Guitarist
Fred Campanella
as Maj. Richards
Jimmy Oster
as Louis
Susan Strell
as Mrs. Schoenfeld
Clayton Hall
as Tommy Baxter
Marilyn Segal
as Nora
Wendy Hillier
as Margaret Rose
Herbert Ratner
as Mr. Cornelius
Tom Flatley Reynolds
as Mr. Cornelius
Chris Snell
as Ashley
Elia Clark
as Julien
as Diane
Estelle Ritchie
as Elizabeth
Ann Hennessey
as Sitter Mavis
Rudolf Weiss
as Dr. Robson
as Anna
Jackie Coogan
as Jeffers
Brian Keith
as 1 episode, 1958
Rod Taylor
as Anthony Fouche
Joanna Moore
as June
Kim Hunter
as Maggie Church
Marion Ross
as 1 episode, 1958
Terry Moore
as Annabelle
Dabbs Greer
as Lewis
Amanda Blake
as Joan Roberts
Richard Denning
as Jack Marshall
as Tad Spencer
Joan Blondell
as Ruth Breen
Anne Helm
as Kathleen Farrell
Robert Hardy
as 1 episode, 1958
Billy Barty
as Self
Cesar Romero
as Pat De Carlo
as Wayne Pilgrim
Diahann Carroll
as Self
Strother Martin
as 1 episode, 1958
Sheb Wooley
as Self
Tommy Sands
as Buck Slater
Eric Fleming
as Jace Farrow
Elaine Stritch
as Shirley
Darryl Hickman
as Matt Brand
Edgar Buchanan
as Dan Ferris
Roberta Shore
as 1 episode, 1958
Rosemary Clooney
as Self - Intermission Guest
Gig Young
as Alan Fredericks
Jack Carson
as Harry Breen
Joanne Dru
as Suzie Sherrell
as Sir Alaric
June Vincent
as 1 episode, 1958
Douglas Kennedy
as Mr. Gordon
Leonid Kinskey
as Self
John Hoyt
as Judge Cass
Lawrence Dobkin
as Porter
Patricia Cutts
as Penny Penrose
as Vivian Waterson
Eve McVeagh
as 1 episode, 1958
Olive Sturgess
as Shirley Gibson
Herbert Marshall
as Colonel Beaumont
Barbara Pepper
as Ellie
Marguerite Chapman
as Laura Adams
Ray Danton
as Callaghan
Gary Merrill
as Paul Gormay
George Tobias
as M
Jane Darwell
as Anna - Maid
Celia Lovsky
as Anna, the Maid
Don Keefer
as 1 episode, 1958
Bonita Granville
as Ann
as 1 episode, 1958
Lyle Talbot
as Trent
Betsy Jones-Moreland
as Kitty O'Donoghue
Pat O'Brien
as Mike Waterson
Corinne Calvet
as Fraulein Vogel
Anthony Eisley
as Doug Richards
Brad Dexter
as 1 episode, 1958
Gale Gordon
as R.J. Fuller
Mary Beth Hughes
as Ginger Ferris
John Abbott
as Travers
Barry Atwater
as Fred Garnet
as Jrye de Fauvel
Mary Anderson
as Hattie
Lillian Bronson
as Miss Rathbone - Secretary
as Hanson
Francis Lederer
as Rene d'Arcy
Lee Patrick
as 1 episode, 1958
as Taylor
Louis Hayward
as Mike Fenby
Claire Griswold
as Cathy Snowe
as 1 episode, 1958
as Devry
Tom Drake
as Clark Sherrell
Nancy Hadley
as 1 episode, 1958
Valerie Allen
as Judy
as Chief Councilor
Ralph Reed
as Tailgunner Van Stoffer
as Frank Rey
Irene Hervey
as Beth Byrnes
Maxie Rosenbloom
as 1 episode, 1958
Mary Webster
as 1 episode, 1958
Phyllis Avery
as Paula
André Previn
as Self
Roberta Haynes
as Amy Garnet
as Dennis McTaggart
William Gargan
as Con McTaggart
Richard Collier
as the Janitor
as Marvin
as Lydia Custard
Robert Carson
as the Stockholder
Ainslie Pryor
as Dalsky
Willard Sage
as 1 episode, 1958
Gracie Fields
as Mrs. Harris
Benny Goodman
as Self
J.M. Kerrigan
as Pether Flynn
as Francis Fouche
Lester Matthews
as the Attorney
Byron Keith
as Colonel
Ken Mayer
as the Police Sergeant
Jimmy Baird
as Lon
Johnny Green
as Emcee
Otto Waldis
as Uncle Henry
Peter J. Votrian
as The Kid
Mavis Neal Palmer
as Miss Jessup
as Mickey
as Self
Eugenie Leontovich
as Queen Andrea
Red Mitchell
as Self
Sydna Scott
as 1 episode, 1958
Vince Williams
as the Double
William Taylor
as 1 episode, 1958
Clifford Botelho
as Juan
Janet Swanson
as Joanie
Billy Potton
as Croft
David Shanner
as 1 episode, 1958
Grant Holcomb
as Self - Narrator
Barbara Ford
as 1 episode, 1958
Dashiell Hammett
as Slim
David Winters
as Tom Boyne
Matt Crowley
as Westinghouse Dealer in Commercial
Jack Jordan
as Policeman
Tom Corman
as 1 episode, 1951
as King Herod
Sigrid Olsen
as Little Girl in Everlast Ballpoint Pen Commercial
Jack Ragotzy
as the Painter
Janet Alexander
as Alice Woodbridge
John Connoughton
as Joey Rogers
John Astin
as Reporter
as Trial Spectator
Robert Morris
as Anthony Carmonada
as Doctor
Release 07 Nov 1948
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