Trek guest actors in maybe surprising roles
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Try right-click on icon, open in new tab.Forbin, for whatever reason I dont see your images, I only see an icon![](http://, however if I hit the "Post Reply" they then show up?)
That's been going on for a while. The best explanation we figured out was that my host isn't a secure (https) site, so TBBS won't show the pix.Forbin, for whatever reason I dont see your images, I only see an icon
You may not know his face, but that voice is unmistakable! Bart LaRue in Mannix, "Walk With A Dead Man" 1970
(Sorry for poor video/audio....hope one of these links work? a 48MB .mp4, 3 stitched together clips)
https://files.fm/u/bqde9dhdm
https://files.fm/f/m3xqew4ru
(Sorry for poor video/audio....hope one of these links work? a 48MB .mp4, 3 stitched together clips)
https://files.fm/u/bqde9dhdm
https://files.fm/f/m3xqew4ru
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France Nuyen! She plays "the girlfriend of the fugitive" in the Chopper One episode "The Deadly Carrier." Her BF is a Chinese seaman who jumped ship and was shanghaied (heh) by a Coyote supplying illegal aliens to work on local farms - but he has typhoid! and they have to find him fast!!
Chopper One, "The Hijacking" used Roy Jenson (Cloud William) as a henchman abetting the theft of a gasoline truck (driven by young Nick Nolte) during the 1974 fuel shortage. We barely see him on screen long enough to recognize him, and he's shoving a sammich in his mouth at the time 
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I was stonned to see Lawrence Montaigne as the chauffeur in the Cinemax late-night softcore staple, "Young Lady Chatterley" back in the mid-eighties.I was stonned to see Lawrence Montaigne show up in small role as a bad guy in the Chopper One episode "The Boy Who Cried Wolf."
Smart move covering those ears.Chopper One, "The Informant" features district attorney Mark Leonard and his 70s haircut.
Have Gun - Will Travel's 4th season episode "The Montebank" features Natalie Norwick ("Conscience of the King"). She plays wife to Denver Pyle's obvious caricature of General Custer (Gen George "Pawnee" Croft).
A bit of serendipity: The plot involves a traveling puppeteer who seeks to expose the General's past murder of his wife, and at one point, quotes the "Conscience of the king" speech from Hamlet.
Also on hand was Edward Faulker, who seemed to pop up everywhere as a guest cowboy/soldier for a while, appearing on Have Gun 13 times, The Virginian 11 times, Rawhide 7 times, Gunsmoke 5 times...
A bit of serendipity: The plot involves a traveling puppeteer who seeks to expose the General's past murder of his wife, and at one point, quotes the "Conscience of the king" speech from Hamlet.
Also on hand was Edward Faulker, who seemed to pop up everywhere as a guest cowboy/soldier for a while, appearing on Have Gun 13 times, The Virginian 11 times, Rawhide 7 times, Gunsmoke 5 times...
Would 58 minutes qualify as a "full-length movie" even by 1951 standards?
Maybe I should have said "Full-Length "Feature""
on web ...."Released as this feature film to minimize losses if the proposed TV series did not sell, the footage was also assembled as a two-part episode of Adventures of Superman (1952), entitled "Unknown People".
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