Lawrence Montaigne, Jason Wingreen, Willard Sage, Max Kleven, Roy N.Sickner in The Invaders episode The Experiment!
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Trek guest actors in maybe surprising roles
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That's cool, but this is the TOS forum. TOS actors and guests only in here.Just saw Nana Visitor on an episode of Matlock.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0643960/?ref_=ttfc_fc_tt
Fair enough I guess but I'm not the only one in this thread who has done that.That's cool, but this is the TOS forum. TOS actors and guests only in here.
Oh, I know. I did it myself once. But if we start including all Treks, there are thousands of actors instead of a cool little club.Fair enough I guess but I'm not the only one in this thread who has done that.
The Invaders-The Mutation featuring Roy Jenson, Max Kleven and Ted Gehring!
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I wonder what happened to Roy Thinnes, the actor who played David Vincent. I don't remember seeing him in anything else... Maybe the invaders got him finally...
He was active as recently as 2007: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0858186/?ref_=nv_sr_1
Right after The Invaders, he starred in the British SF film Doppelganger, aka Journey to the Far Side of the Sun. Later notable roles include guest spots in Battlestar Galactica, Falcon Crest, Law & Order, and various soap operas; homage-casting roles in War of the Worlds: The Series and The X-Files, as well as a 1995 The Invaders remake miniseries starring Scott Bakula; and regular roles in a 1980 TV series based on From Here to Eternity and the 1991 reboot of Dark Shadows. And he was a candidate for the role of Jean-Luc Picard.
Yes, now that you mention it, I do remember seeing him in small parts here and there, though my comment was mostly tongue in cheek and for the joke.
Roy Thinnes has made many appearances on Tv and film since The Invaders! Journey to The Far Side of The Sun (1969) for Gerry Anderson with most of the UFO cast, Battlestar Galactica's Gun On Ice Planet Zero two parter as Croft and as David norliss in The Norliss Tapes (1973) as well as three episodes of The X-Files and an episode of The Sopranos in the cult side of showbiz!
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So the invaders didn't take him then... I wonder why.
Sabrina Scharf as part of a German interrogation team on this week's 50th anniversary episode of Hogan's Heroes ("To the Gestapo with Love"):
These German soldiers were so stupid! No wonder we won the war... eventually.
Klink: Barracks Two was under the direct observation of one of my oldest, most trusted, most dependable guards.
Hochstetter: Good, I'm glad it wasn't Schultz.
Klink: But it was.
Hochstetter: Good, I'm glad it wasn't Schultz.
Klink: But it was.
Guy Raymond, Perry Lopez in Bandolero (1968)
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Arlene Martel on "The Night of the Circus of Death":
(The Wild Wild West, Nov. 3, 1967)
(The Wild Wild West, Nov. 3, 1967)
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