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SEA HUNT used hundreds of actors and extras during its run. Many stars of the time and unknown-stars-to-be appeared in those four years. Below are some of The Scuba Guy's favorite guest stars. If you want to know more about Recurring Stunt Artists and support crew, check out The Scuba Guy's Sea Hunt Principal Cast & Crew page. The Scuba Guy's SEA HUNT pages are "works in progress". If you have a favorite star that appeared on SEA HUNT, email The Scuba Guy
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Denise Alexander Dr. Lesley Williams Faulkner Webber, "General Hospital" (1963)
Most
recently, Alexander has played Sister Beatrice on "Sunset Beach"
(1997).
Her father was an agent representing Frank Gorshin and Sal Mineo.
Alexander
became a successful child actress with thousands of appearances on TV and radio
by the time she was a junior at UCLA. She was seen on "Twilight Zone", "Dobie
Gillis", "Ben Casey", and "Father Knows Best". At the age of fourteen, she
was in the John Cassavetes film "Crime In The Streets". Alexander was born
November 11, 1939 on Long Island in New York.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #4.23, "Baby",
Original Release Date: June 10,
1961, B&W
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Corey Allen Lt. Johnny Baker, "Men Into Space" (1959)
A
Theatre graduate of UCLA, Allen played Buzz in "Rebel Without a Cause".
Allen made a number of TV appearances including "Perry Mason" and "Alfred
Hitchcock Presents". Allen's thirty year directorial career includes the Emmy
award-winning "Anne Gillian Story" and the creation of a dozen TV pilots
including "Star Trek: The Next Generation", "Murder She Wrote", "Simon and
Simon", "Codename: Foxfire", "Stone", and "Capitol" and received an Emmy for
Best Direction for "Hill Street Blues".
Allen was born Alan Cohen June 29, 1934 in Cleveland.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #4.21, "Quicksand",
Original Release Date: May 27,
1961, B&W
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Valerie Allen Francine the hooker, "I Married a Monster from Outer Space" (1958)
Allen
was the daughter of a vaudeville artist and a Ziegfield Girl, she danced in Las
Vegas chorus lines during the mid-1950's. She was contracted to Paramount
for several movies between 1956 and 1959 including "Pillow Talk"
(1959) and "The Five Pennies"
(1959). She took a part in the Troy
Donahue movie "Come Spy With Me" (1966)
and married Donahue. They divorced in 1968 after doing various theater
productions together. Tom McDermott hired her and she became an executive at
RCA. Allen wrote soap opera scripts and worked as a social director on
cruise ships. In 2002 she wrote a novel set in Hollywood.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #4.12, "The Aquanettes
(aka:
Operation Astronettes)",
Original Release Date: March 25,
1961, B&W
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Herbert Anderson Henry Mitchell, "Dennis the Menace" (1959-63)
Anderson
had extensive experience on Broadway, he joined Warner Bros. in 1939 as a
contract player and made his film debut in "Meet the Fleet"
(1940). Anderson was born March 30, 1917 in Oakland
California and died June 11, 1994 in Palm Springs.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #2.21,
"Cave Diving",
Original Release Date: May 24, 1959, B&W
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James Anderson aka Jim Anderson and Kyle James Redneck Farmer, "To Kill a Mockingbird" (1962)
Anderson
is remembered for lots of appearances in westerns as hired killer or bad guy.
Anderson was born July 13, 1921 in Wetumpka Alabama and died September 14, 1969
in Billings Montana of a heart attack.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #2.2,
"Operation
Greenback",
Original Release Date: January 11, 1959, B&W
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William Bakewell Condescending Stage Manager, "The Pinky Lee Show" (1950)
Bakewell
was a knob-jawed popular juvenile actor of the 30's best known for playing
Albert in "All Quiet on the Western Front"
(1930) with roles in more than 175 movies and TV shows.
Bakewell was the chivalrous mounted officer in "Gone With the Wind"
(1939) and played Jimmy Stewart's rival for
the affections of Lana Turner in "You Gotta Stay Happy"
(1948). He played Tobias Norton in Disney's "Davy
Crockett" (1954-56). Bakewell
appeared as late as 1975 but had also become a successful California Realtor.
Born May 2, 1908 in Los Angeles and died April 15, 1993 in Los Angeles of
Leukemia.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #2.5,
"Monte Cristo",
Original Release Date: February 1, 1959, B&W
Ziv #3.36,
"Prima Donna",
Original Release Date: September 10, 1960, B&W
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Jim Bannon Sheriff Tom Tynes, "Casey Jones" (1957)
Bannon
was a radio announcer on major shows including "The Great Gildersleeve
(1941-42), The Adventures of Nero Wolfe
(1943-44), and The Eddie Bracken Show
(1945-46). At the same time, he was working as a
stuntman and taking small parts in movies as a contract player at Columbia
Pictures. Bannon was seen in hundreds of movies and television shows.
Bannon was married to Bea Benaderet. Bannon's and Benaderet's son Jack is
married to John Travolta's sister. Bannon was born April 9, 1911 in Kansas
City and died in Ojai California on July 28, 1984 and was cremated.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #2.13,
"Dock Fire",
Original Release Date: March 29, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.31,
"Underwater
Park",
Original Release Date: August 2, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.35,
"Ransom",
Original Release Date: August 30, 1959, B&W
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Terry Becker Chief Francis Ethelbert Sharkey, "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" (1964)
Becker
also appeared in "Mission: Impossible" (1966),
"Room 222" (1969), "M*A*S*H"
(1972), "Love, American Style"
(1969). Becker was born August 5,
1930 in New York City.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #4.24, "Confidential
Mission",
Original Release Date: June 17,
1961, B&W
Ziv #4.29, "Hit and Run",
Original Release Date: July 22,
1961, B&W
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Lynn Bernay Maria, "The Pit and the Pendulum" (1961)
Bernay began her career as a Radio City Rockette dancing in Can Can and
the movie adaptations of Guys and Dolls and The Pajama Game.
She danced at the Copa Cabana and in TV variety shows. Bernay would say in
an interview that she was in love with Gene Kelly. She began appearing as
an actress in TV shows in the 50's and would work as a costume designer as late
as 2005.
Bernay was born August 18, 1931 in the Bronx and died of brain cancer on December 9, 2008 in Santa Fe.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #2.29, "The Female",
Original Release Date: July 19,
1959, B&W
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Paul Birch The original "Marlboro Man"
Birch
appeared in more than sixty movies including "It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World"
(1963)
and "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance"
(1962). He appeared on TV in "The Virginian",
"Bonanza", "The Fugitive", "Death Valley Days", "Wagon Train", "Have Gun - Will
Travel", "77 Sunset Strip", "Ripcord", "The Untouchables", "Hawaiian Eye" and
lots more. Birch once said about playing General Lee and General Grant,
"There were times when I was switching those two roles
so fast I could have surrendered to myself".
Birch was born January 13, 1912 in Atmore Alabama and died May 24, 1969 in St.
George, Grenada.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #4.1, "Point of No
Return",
Original Release Date: January 7, 1961,
B&W
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Whit Bissell Lt. Gen. Heywood Kirk in Irwin Allen's "The Time Tunnel" (1966-67)
Bissell appeared in more than 200 movies and
television shows. Probably best known for playing the mad scientist that
turned Michael Landon into a half-man-half-beast in the cult classic film "I Was
a Teenage Werewolf" (1957).
Bissell was on the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Board of Directors for 18 years and
represented the actor's branch in the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and
Sciences Board of Governors. Bissell was born in New York City on October
25, 1909. Bissell died in Woodland Hills California on March 5, 1996 of
Parkinson's disease.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #1.1, "Sixty Feet Below",
Original Release Date: January 4, 1958,
Color
Ziv #2.39,
"The Raft",
Original Release Date: September 27, 1959, B&W
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Mari Blanchard Kristina, "Son of Sinbad" (1955)
In
1948, Cartoonist Al Capp saw Blanchard and used her for the inspiration for
Stupefyin' Jones in his L'il Abner comic strip and she does a nationwide
publicity tour to promote Sadie Hawkins Day. She did lots of 'B' movies
for MGM, RKO, Paramount, and Universal-International such as Allura in
"Abbott and Costello Go to Mars" (1953). She did lots of TV including "It
Takes a Thief", "Burke's Law", "Perry Mason", "77 Sunset Strip", and "Hawaiian
Eye".
Born April 13, 1927 in Long Beach California, she died May 10, 1970 at the Motion Picture Country House and Hospital in Woodland Hills, California from cancer.
Ziv #3.36, "Prima Donna", Original Release Date: September 10, 1960, B&W
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June Blair Mrs. David Nelson, "The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet" (1952-66)
Blair was Playboy's January 1957 "Playmate of
the Month". She dated Dick Sargent and married her co-star in "The
Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet," David Nelson. She was born Margaret June
Blair in San Francisco on October 30, 1936.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #3.2,
"Water
Nymphs",
Original Release Date: January 16, 1960, B&W
Ziv #3.19,
"Cross Current",
Original Release Date: May 14,
1960, B&W
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William Boyett Sgt. "Mac" MacDonald, "Adam-12," (1968-75)
Boyett
had roles in hundreds of TV shows including "Star Trek: The Next Generation",
"Murphy Brown", "Simon & Simon", "Hotel", "T.J. Hooker", "Scarecrow and Mrs.
King", "Family Ties", "The A-Team", "Archie Bunker's Place", "CHiPs", "The
Incredible Hulk", "Dallas", "The Love Boat", "Fantasy Island", "Emergency!",
"The Rockford Files", "The Bionic Woman", "Marcus Welby, M.D.", "Mannix",
"Mission: Impossible", "Dragnet", "Dragnet 1967", "Family Affair", "Ironside",
"My Three Sons", "Get Smart", "Gunsmoke", "The Man from U.N.C.L.E.", "Perry
Mason", "The Virginian", "Alfred Hitchcock Presents", and lots more.
Boyett was born in 1927 in Akron Ohio and grew up in Waco Texas. Boyett served in the Navy in the Pacific with The Scuba Guy's dad during World War II. He died December 29, 2004 near his home in Studio City Los Angeles of complications from pneumonia and kidney failure at Holy Cross Hospital in Mission Hills. Boyett's family asked that instead of flowers, that donations in Boyett's name be made to the Motion Picture and Television Fund or the Music Center Education Division.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #1.13,
"The Shark Cage (aka:
Underwater Prison)",
Original Release Date: April 5, 1958, B&W
Ziv #1.35,
"The
Amphibian",
Original Release Date: September 6, 1958, B&W
Ziv #1.36,
"Lord Christobal",
Original Release Date: September 13, 1958, B&W
Ziv #2.3,
"Underwater
Security",
Original Release Date: January 18, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.4,
"Underwater
Labyrinth",
Original Release Date: January 25, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.10,
"Murder at Sixty
Feet",
Original Release Date: March 8, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.22, "Water Ski
Show",
Original Release Date: May 31, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.25, "Treasure
Hunt",
Original Release Date: June 21, 1959, B&W
Ziv #3.29,
"Storm Drain",
Original Release Date: July 23,
1960, B&W
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Lane Bradford Marex in the Republic serial "Zombies of the Stratosphere" (1952)
Bradford
appeared in hundreds of roles mostly as the bad guy in TV and "B Westerns"
including "Gunsmoke", "Bonanza", "Death Valley Days", "The High Chaparral",
"Cimarron Strip", and "Batman". Bradford was born August 29, 1922 and died
June 7, 1973 in Honolulu from a brain hemorrhage.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #4.17, "Niko",
Original Release Date: April 29,
1961, B&W
Ziv #4.37, "Crime at
Sea",
Original Release Date: September 16, 1961, B&W
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Peter Breck Nick Barkley, "The Big Valley" (1965)
Breck
majored in drama at The University of Houston.
Breck was selected by Robert Mitchum for a role in Mitchum's Thunder Road
(1958)
and played Doc Holiday on "Maverick". Breck starred as Clay Culhane in
"Black Saddle". Breck taught drama in Vancouver. Breck
was born Joseph Peter Breck on March 13, 1929 in Haverhill Massachusetts.
Breck lives with his wife Diane Bourne in Vancouver. They have been
married since 1960.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #2.25, "Treasure
Hunt",
Original Release Date: June 21, 1959, B&W
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Leonard Bremen The Cab Driver in Lock-Up, "The Man with the Golden Arm" (1955)
Bremen
appeared in over 100 TV shows and movies including "The Brady Bunch", "Get
Smart", "The Beverly Hillbillies", "Green Acres", "Mannix", "Bewitched", "Honey
West", "The Addams Family", "The Twilight Zone", and "Perry Mason". Bremen
was born November 13, 1915 in New York City and died March 21, 1986 in Los
Angeles.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #2.8, "The Search",
Original Release Date: February 22, 1959, B&W
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Beau Bridges Tom Gage, "The Agency" (2001)
Bridges is the eldest son of SEA HUNT star
Lloyd Bridges and called Beau after Ashley Wilkes' son in "Gone With The Wind".
He loves the ocean, diving, swimming, and surfing. He is active in environmental
causes. He was born Lloyd Vernet Bridges III on December 9, 1941 in Los
Angeles just two days after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor and delivered by
candlelight because of a power blackout.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #3.29,
"Storm Drain",
Original Release Date: July 23,
1960, B&W
Ziv #4.23, "Baby",
Original Release Date: June 10,
1961, B&W
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Dorothy Bridges Tom Gage, "The Agency" (2001)
Dorothy Bridges, matriarch of this famed acting family and live-long bride to Lloyd Bridges, is known as "Dotty" to her friends. But inside the family, she is affectionately known as "The General".
For
more than fifty years, Dorothy Bridges wrote a love poem to Lloyd
every Valentine's day. For
Valentines day 2005, she
published the book "You Caught Me Kissing: A Love Story"
(© Copyright 2005,
ibooks, distributed by Simon & Schuster)
with several of these poems included. The book is the story of the
romantic saga of this legendary Hollywood couple told through vignettes
written by Beau, Cindy, and Jeff Bridges. Loaded with family
photos and Dorothy's poems, the book is a tribute to their life-long
romance. Dorothy continues to write her love poems each year.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #1.28,
"The Lost
Ones",
Original Release Date: July 19, 1958, B&W
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Jeff Bridges Charles Howard, "Seabiscuit" (2003)
Bridges is the youngest son of SEA HUNT star
Lloyd Bridges. He was born Jeffrey Leon Bridges on December 4, 1949 in Los
Angeles.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #1.28,
"The Lost
Ones",
Original Release Date: July 19, 1958, B&W
Ziv #1.32,
"The Birthday
Present",
Original Release Date: August 16, 1958, B&W
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Morgan Brittany credited as Suzanne Cupito Katherine Wentworth, "Dallas" (1981-87)
Brittany
began her career on SEA HUNT at 8 years old.
In a June 2007 letter, Morgan Brittany reminisced to The Scuba Guy about when she appeared in a SEA HUNT episode as a little girl named Cindy and said, "I vividly remember working at Hansen Dam on a very cold day when they shoved me under the water with a scuba mask and then brought me up out of the water, wrapped me in a blanket and handed me over to my father in the show". Hansen Dam provides flood control protection of for lower portions of the San Fernando Valley and includes recreational areas for water sports.
Brittany was born December 5, 1951 in Los Angeles.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #3.18, "Cindy",
Original Release Date: May 7, 1960, B&W
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Kathie Browne Laura Dayton, Adam Cartwright's fiancé, "Bonanza" (1959-73)
Browne, married to Darren McGavin, played a
specialist in radiation exposure and a scientist developing new techniques in
bionics on SEA HUNT. Brown was born in San Luis Obispo California on
September 19, 1939. A star with a long TV and movie career, Browne
died in Los Angeles on April 8, 2003 of natural causes. McGavin died of
natural causes at a Los Angeles area hospital February 25, 2006.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #3.6,
"Cobalt Bomb",
Original Release Date: February 6, 1960, B&W
Ziv #4.21, "Quicksand",
Original Release Date: May 27,
1961, B&W
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Victor Buono Sorak, "The Greatest Story Ever Told" (1965)
Buono, a gourmet chef, is often remembered as
a regular guest on talk shows in the 60's. He enjoyed reciting his own
original poetry. He played the villainous King Tut on "Batman"
(1966-68) and Count Manzepp on "The Wild
Wild West" (1965-69). Buono
was born in San Diego on February 3, 1938 and
died of a heart attack on January 1, 1982 at his home in Apple Valley California.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #4.30, "The Saint
Story",
Original Release Date: July 29,
1961, B&W
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Anthony Caruso Don Juan Ortega, "Zorro" (1957-59)
Caruso learned his art at the Pasadena
Playhouse with Alan Ladd. Caruso would later get parts in 12 of Ladd's
movies. Caruso was an Italian character actor that played Mexican, Slavic,
Indian, Arab, Persian, Latino, Native American, and Greek characters. He
played lots of ethnic heavies. Caruso was born April 7, 1916 in Frankfort
Indiana and died April 4, 2003 in Brentwood California.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #4.2, "River
Treasure",
Original Release Date: January 14,
1961, B&W
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Robert Clarke Ray Lansing #1, "General Hospital" (1963)
Clarke
made screen tests at 20th Century Fox and Columbia but signed as a contract
player at RKO. He was paid $250 to appear in "The Man From Planet X"
(1951) and became typecast in inexpensive
horror flicks. He married Alyce King of the King Sisters in 1956 and began
appearing on TV and on tour with "The King Family". His autobiography To
"B" or Not to "B": A Film Actor's Odyssey was published in 1996. Clarke
was born June 1, 1920 in Oklahoma City.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #1.3, Rapture of the
Deep",
Original Release Date: January 25, 1958, B&W
Ziv #2.8, "The Search",
Original Release Date: February 22, 1959, B&W
Ziv #4.26, "The Meet",
Original Release Date: July 1, 1961, B&W
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Robert Conrad James West, "The Wild Wild West" (1965-69)
When Conrad landed the role on
"The Stunt"
Ziv #2.6,
this SEA HUNT role was his first appearance on TV. The one-line, uneventful, and dull bit part
led to Conrad becoming a contract player at Warner Brothers in 1959.
Conrad would do one more SEA HUNT with a larger role prior to signing with
Warner. Before the end of the year, Jack Warner gave
Conrad his first starring role as Tom Lopaka in the successful TV series
"Hawaiian Eye"
(1959-63). Conrad was born in Chicago on March 1, 1935 and has
been represented by agent Henry Rackin.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #2.6,
"The Stunt"
Original Release Date: February 8, 1959, B&W.
Ziv #2.22, "Water Ski
Show"
Original Release Date: May 31, 1959, B&W
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John Considine John, "The Greatest Story Ever Told" (1965)
Brother
of Tim Considine, he played Phillip Robert Chancellor, II in "The Young and the
Restless" (1973). Considine
was born January 2, 1935 in Los Angeles.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #4.25, "Underwater
Pirates",
Original Release Date: June 24,
1961, B&W
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Russ Conway Rev. Bethany in "The War of the Worlds" (1953)
Conway was born Russell Zink on April 25, 1913 in Brandon Canada and would go on to earn a Master's Degree in theatre arts from UCLA. He served in the U.S. Army's "Special Services Unit" during World War II. He was the entertainment director at Ft. Ord and then served in the Philippines. By the end of the war, he was a producer and an announcer for Armed Forces Radio in Japan.
Probably best known for playing Fenton Hardy, the father of Frank and Joe Hardy on "The Hardy Boys," a segment on Walt Disney's "The Mickey Mouse Club" (1955-59), Conway made about 250 appearances in movies and television from the late-40's to the mid-70's. He appeared in "Twelve O'Clock High" (1949), "War of the Worlds" (1953), "Love Me Tender" (1956) and "What Ever Happened to Baby Jane" (1962).
Conway died in his sleep on January 12, 2009 in Laguna Hills California.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #1.30,
"The
Shipwreck",
Original Release Date: August 2, 1958, B&W
Ziv #1.39,
"The Manganese
Story",
Original Release Date: October 4, 1958, B&W
Ziv #2.3,
"Underwater
Security",
Original Release Date: January 18, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.12,
"The Dam",
Original Release Date: March 22, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.20,
"The
Briefcase",
Original Release Date: May 17, 1959, B&W
Ziv #3.25, "Blind
Spot",
Original Release Date: June 25,
1960, B&W
Ziv #3.27, "Underwater
Beacon",
Original Release Date: July 9,
1960, B&W
Ziv #4.32, "Superman",
Original Release Date: August
12,
1961, B&W
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Ken Curtis Deputy Festus Haggen , "Gunsmoke" (1955-75)
Raised in Las Animas Colorado, Curtis was the
son of a deputy sheriff who began show business as a singer in the big-band era.
He was a vocalist in the Tommy Dorsey orchestra and made his first movies in the
late 1940's toward the end of the singing cowboy era of low-budget Columbia
westerns. He would later do straight dramatic and comedy parts and became a
regular in the films of director John Ford. He did two low-budget
monster films: "The Killer Shrews" (1959)
and "The Giant Gila Monster" (1959).
Curtis was born July 2, 1916 in Lamar Colorado and died in his sleep April 29,
1991 in Fresno California of natural causes.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #4.20, "The Octopus
Story",
Original Release Date: May 20,
1961, B&W
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Ted DeCorsia Joseph Rico in the Humphrey Bogart crime thriller "The Enforcer" (1951)
DeCorsia
was a radio actor in major shows such as "The Shadow" and a villain in many of
the 40's and 50's movies before making his break-thru role in "The Naked City"
(1948). His imposing size and
tough-guy image kept him in steady work playing murderers and organized-crime
bosses in more than 200 TV and movie appearances. DeCorsia proved he could
play comedic parts in shows like "The Monkees", "Get Smart", "Green Acres", and
"I Dream of Jeannie". DeCorsia was born Edward Gildea De Corsia on
September 29, 1903 in Brooklyn and died April 11, 1973 in Encino of natural
causes.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #1.39,
"The Manganese
Story",
Original Release Date: October 4, 1958, B&W
Ziv #2.4,
"Underwater
Labyrinth",
Original Release Date: January 25, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.8, "The Search",
Original Release Date: February 22, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.38,
"Kelp Forest (aka:
Private War)",
Original Release Date: September 20, 1959, B&W
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Bruce Dern Freeman Lowell , "Silent Running" (1972)
Dern was becoming typecast in the early 1960's
because of the series of roles as various "psycho characters" but his SEA HUNT
role was that of an FBI agent. He was born as Bruce MacLeish Dern on June
4, 1936 in Chicago.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #4.37, "Crime at
Sea",
Original Release Date: September 16, 1961, B&W
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Ken Drake Minister of Defense Karel Sartori, "Mission Impossible" (1966-73)
Drake guest starred 21
times during the series and holds the record for the most number of credited
guest appearances. A Producer and Director at The Old Globe Theatre in San
Diego, Drake was born in Enid Oklahoma on November 20, 1921. Drake
died in Springfield California on January 30, 1987 of a heart attack.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #1.2,
"Flooded
Mine",
Original Release Date: January 11, 1958, B&W
Ziv #1.5,
"The Sea
Sled", Original Release Date: February
8, 1958, B&W
Ziv #1.16, "The Poacher",
Original Release Date: April 26, 1958, B&W
Ziv #1.20,
"Alligator
Story",
Original Release Date: May 24, 1958, B&W
Ziv #1.24,
"Pressure
Suit",
Original Release Date: June 21, 1958, B&W
Ziv #1.25,
"The
Prospectors",
Original Release Date: June 28, 1958, B&W
Ziv #1.26,
"The Hero",
Original Release Date: June 28, 1958, B&W
Ziv #1.27,
"Underwater
Station",
Original Release Date: July 12, 1958, B&W
Ziv #2.12,
"The Dam",
Original Release Date: March 22, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.15, "Nerve Gas",
Original Release Date: April 12, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.16,
"Strange
Salvage",
Original Release Date: April 19, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.20,
"The
Briefcase",
Original Release Date: May 17, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.23,
"Underwater
Shrine",
Original Release Date: June 7, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.26,
"Sea Serpent",
Original Release Date: June 28, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.27,
"The Getaway",
Original Release Date: July 5, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.33,
"Proof of
Guilt",
Original Release Date: August 16, 1959, B&W
Ziv #3.6,
"Cobalt Bomb",
Original Release Date: February 6, 1960, B&W
Ziv #3.28, "Time
Fuse",
Original Release Date: July
16,
1960, B&W
Ziv #4.8, "Mercy Ship
(aka:
Mercy Trip)",
Original Release Date: February
25,
1961, B&W
Ziv #4.24, "Confidential
Mission",
Original Release Date: June 17,
1961, B&W
Ziv #4.37, "Crime at
Sea",
Original Release Date: September 16, 1961, B&W
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Vicki Duggan
aka Vikki Dugan, Vikki Dougan
Singer and Actress
Duggan, using the name Vikki Dugan, played Cheryl Carter in SEA HUNT. The Limeliters wrote a song about Duggan's low-cut-back (below the waistline) dresses and swimsuits. Inspired by a 1957 newswire photo, the Limeliters sang of her "callipygian cleft". The lyrics begged her, "Vikki, turn your back on me" and further declared, "Them buns still turn me on!" The star's nickname was "The Back". Duggan reportedly said, "I'm not busty, so what's a girl to do?" Her measurements were 36-20-36 according to Celebrity Sleuth magazine.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #4.11, "Amigo",
Original Release Date: March 18,
1961, B&W
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Ross Elliott Sheriff Mark Abbott, "The Virginian" (1962)
Elliott
began his acting career when he performed for the infamous Orson Welles' Mercury
Theater broadcast of "War of the Worlds." One of the most working actors in
Hollywood, Elliott appeared in "The A-Team", "The Waltons", "Wonder Woman", "The
Bionic Woman", "Barnaby Jones", "S.W.A.T.", "Gunsmoke", "Here's Lucy", "Marcus
Welby, M.D.", "Bonanza", "Mission: Impossible", "Cannon", "Adam-12", "The Mod
Squad", "The F.B.I.", "The Wild Wild West", "I Spy", "The Time Tunnel", "Twelve
O'clock High", "Combat!", "The Andy Griffith Show", "Mister Ed", "The Dick Van
Dyke Show", "Petticoat Junction", "The Alfred Hitchcock Hour", "The Twilight
Zone", "Dr. Kildare", "Rawhide", "Wagon Train", "The Rifleman", "Leave It to
Beaver", "Maverick", "Hawaiian Eye", "The Donna Reed Show", "I Love Lucy" and
hundreds more! Elliott was born June 18, 1917 in Bronx New York and died
August 12, 1999 in Los Angeles California of cancer.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #3.32,
"The
Catalyst",
Original Release Date: August
13,
1960, B&W
Ziv #4.1, "Point of No
Return",
Original Release Date: January 7, 1961,
B&W
Ziv #4.3, "The
Destroyers",
Original Release Date: January 21, 1961, B&W
Ziv #4.4, "Vital
Error",
Original Release Date: January 28,
1961, B&W
Ziv #4.7, "Rescue",
Original Release Date: February 18,
1961, B&W
Ziv #4.35, "Starting
Signal",
Original Release Date: September
2,
1961, B&W
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Bill Erwin Ronald Cruikshank, "The West Wing" (2001)
Erwin
worked regularly from 1948 to 2004. You have seen him in hundreds of TV
shows from Star Trek TNG to The Andy Griffen Show. Erwin was born December
2, 1914 in Honey Grove Texas.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #1.31,
"The Big
Dive",
Original Release Date: August 9, 1958, B&W
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Douglas Fowley Doc Holliday, "The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp" (1955)
Fowley
made more than 300 appearances on TV and in movies. Fowley was married
about eight times. Fowley was born Daniel Vincent Fowley on May 30, 1911
in The Bronx and died May 21, 1998 in Woodland Hills at the Motion Picture and
Television Country House and Hospital.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #2.21,
"Cave Diving",
Original Release Date: May 24, 1959, B&W
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Lisa Gaye Gwen Kirby, "How to Marry a Millionaire" (1957-59), Collette DeBois, "The Bob Cummings Show" (1955-59), and Constancia, "Zorro" (1957-59)
Certainly one of the most beautiful women to
appear on SEA HUNT, Gaye appeared in more than 98 movies and TV shows in a
career that she ended in 1970 by retiring to raise her daughter Lisa Janell.
Gaye was born in Denver as Lesli Griffin on March 6, 1935.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #2.6,
"The Stunt",
Original Release Date: February 8, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.15, "Nerve Gas",
Original Release Date: April 12, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.19,
"Hermes (aka:
Jupiter Rex)",
Original Release Date: May 10, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.22, "Water Ski
Show",
Original Release Date: May 31, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.26,
"Sea Serpent",
Original Release Date: June 28, 1959, B&W
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Anthony George Burke Devlin & Jeremiah Collins, "Dark Shadows" (1957-59)
Anthony
George's career dates back to the early days of television when he appeared on
such shows as "Zorro" (1957-59),
"Hawaiian Eye" (1959-1963), "The
Untouchables" (1959-63) and lots
more. His movie career included "The Ten Commandments"
(1956). More recently, George is
recognized from his roles in "Search for Tomorrow"
(1951-??) and "One Life to Live"
(1968--??) soap operas.
Born Octavio Gabriel George on January 20, 1921 in Endicott New York, George died of complications from lung disease in Los Angeles on March 16, 2005.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #2.15, "Nerve Gas",
Original Release Date: April 12, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.17, "Underwater
Survey",
Original Release Date: April 26, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.19,
"Hermes (aka:
Jupiter Rex)",
Original Release Date: May 10, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.23,
"Underwater
Shrine",
Original Release Date: June 7, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.26,
"Sea Serpent",
Original Release Date: June 28, 1959, B&W
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Jack Ging Lt. Detective Dan Ives, "Mannix" (1967-75)
Ging
was a regular on ZIV's "MacKenzie's Raiders", "Tales of Wells Fargo, "Mannix",
"Riptide", and "The A-Team". He did hundreds of other TV appearances
including "The Winds of War" (1983) and "War and Remembrance" (1988). Ging
was born November 30, 1931 in Alva Oklahoma.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #4.7, "Rescue",
Original Release Date: February 18,
1961, B&W
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Regina Gleason Kitty Horton, "Days of Our Lives" (1965-Current)
Most recently, Gleason played Mrs. Watson in
"Revenge of the Cheerleaders" (1976).
Today, she spends her time between in San Diego as a real-estate agent and
teaching acting to the less fortunate.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #1.18, "The Sponge
Divers",
Original Release Date: May 10, 1958, B&W
Ziv #1.23,
"Legend of the
Mermaid",
Original Release Date: June 14, 1958, B&W
Ziv #2.24,
"Chain of
Evidence",
Original Release Date: June 14, 1959, B&W
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Larry Hagman J.R. Ewing, "Dallas" (1978-91)
Hagman
appeared three times in the first season of SEA HUNT. Hagman is the son of
actress Mary Martin. Hagman was born in Fort Worth as Larry Hageman on
September 21, 1931.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #1.18, "The Sponge
Divers",
Original Release Date: May 10, 1958, B&W
Ziv #1.23,
"Legend of the
Mermaid",
Original Release Date: June 14, 1958, B&W
Ziv #1.26,
"The Hero",
Original Release Date: June 28, 1958, B&W
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Nancy Hale Helen Carter, "The Whirly Birds" (1957-59)
Hale made lots of
appearances in the prime time shows of the 1950's. Her movie credits
include "The Ten Commandments"
(1956) and played the young wife in
"The War of the Worlds" (1953).
Hale also played Miss Sally in a flashback sequence in "Wyatt Earp: Return to
Tombstone" (1994).
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #1.30,
"The
Shipwreck",
Original Release Date: August 2, 1958, B&W
Ziv #1.35,
"The
Amphibian",
Original Release Date: September 6, 1958, B&W
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Brett Halsey aka Montgomery Ford Douglas Michelson in Mario Puzo's "The Godfather: Part III" (1990)
Halsey
was a former page at CBS studios in Hollywood. He has made hundreds on TV
and movie appearances including daytime dramas such as "Love is a Many
Splendored Thing", "Search for Tomorrow", and "General Hospital". Halsey's
character Pete is the teenager killed by Gill-Man, the Creature from the Black
Lagoon in "Revenge of the Creature"
(1955). Halsey
was once married to the glamorous Bond-Girl Luciana Paluzzi who played Fiona
Volpe in "Thunderball (1965).
Halsey's uncle was Admiral "Bull" Halsey, commander of the Pacific Allied Naval
Forces during WW II. Halsey was born as Charles Oliver Hand June 20, 1933
in Santa Ana
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #2.7, "Diving for the Moon",
Original Release Date: February 15, 1959, B&W
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Jan Harrison Alison Garrett, "Fort Bowie" (1958)
Once married to Carroll Shelby
(developer of the Ford Mustang Shelby and Cobra), Harrison
appeared in Stag and Sir magazines in the late 1950's. She appeared more
times that any other credited actress on SEA HUNT. Harrison would come
back in 1964 making her last television appearance playing Joanna on Ivan Tor's "Flipper" (1964-68).
Harrison was born in Peterson’s Landing Washington in the early 20's. A
former "Miss Washington State", she was disqualified from competing in the "Miss
America" pageant because she had been secretly married.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #1.11,
"Killer
Whale",
Original Release Date: March 22, 1958, B&W
Ziv #1.17,
"Girl in the
Trunk",
Original Release Date: May 3, 1958, B&W
Ziv #1.20,
"Alligator
Story",
Original Release Date: May 24, 1958, B&W
Ziv #1.22,
"Underwater
Patrol",
Original Release Date: June 7, 1958, B&W
Ziv #1.24,
"Pressure
Suit",
Original Release Date: June 21, 1958, B&W
Ziv #1.26,
"The Hero",
Original Release Date: June 28, 1958, B&W
Ziv #2.18, "Underwater
Curtain",
Original Release Date: May 3, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.27,
"The Getaway",
Original Release Date: July 5, 1959, B&W
Ziv #4.20, "The Octopus
Story",
Original Release Date: May
20,
1961, B&W
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Connie Hines Carol Post, "Mister Ed" (1961)
Hines
appeared in "Love, American Style", "Bonanza", "Perry Mason", "The
Untouchables", "Whirlybirds", and dozens of others. She hosted a cable
television show about animal rescue. Hines was born June 5, 1936 in
Dedham, Massachusetts.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #3.33,
"The Missing
Link",
Original Release Date: August 20, 1960, B&W
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Jack Hogan Pvt. William G. Kirby, Combat!" (1962-67)
Hogan
was a regular playing Judge Smithwood on "Jake and the Fatman"
(1987), Sgt. Miller on
"Adam-12"
(1968)
and played Cap. Com. Dr. Joseph Kerwin
(a real-life friend of The Scuba Guy)
in "Houston, We've Got a Problem"
(1974). Hogan was born
November 25, 1929 in Chapel Hill North Carolina. Hogan is living in Chapel
Hill again today and enjoys painting, fishing, and reading.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #1.9, "Gold Below (aka:
Gold Down Below)",
Original Release Date: March 8, 1958, B&W
Ziv #1.19,
"Diamond
River",
Original Release Date: May 17, 1958, B&W
Ziv #2.18, "Underwater
Curtain",
Original Release Date: May 3, 1959, B&W
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Lisabeth Hush Judith Tremaine, "Thoroughly Modern Millie" (1967)
Hush
appeared in lots of TV shows including "Night Gallery", "Mission: Impossible", "Ironside",
"The Virginian", "The Rat Patrol", "Gunsmoke", "Rawhide", "Perry Mason",
"Bonanza", "The Untouchables".
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #4.14, "Expedition",
Original Release Date: April 8,
1961, B&W
Ziv #4.34, "P.T. Boat",
Original Release Date: August 26,
1961, B&W
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Dale Ishimoto Mr. "K” wearing a baseball cap in a series of Nissan commercials with a dog
Ishimoto
had a career playing Chinese, Japanese, and Korean characters. He played Vice
Admiral Moshiro Hosogaya in "Midway"
(1976), a Korean doctor in
"MASH"
(1970). He appeared on
lots of TV shows such as "I Spy", "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea", "The Man
from U.N.C.L.E.", "McHale's Navy", "Perry Mason", "Hawaiian Eye", and "The
Twilight Zone". Born in 1923 in Delta Colorado, Ishimoto died March 4,
2004.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #2.33,
"Proof of
Guilt",
Original Release Date: August 16, 1959, B&W
Ziv #4.17, "Niko",
Original Release Date: April 29,
1961, B&W
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Lili Kardell Herself, "The James Dean Story" (1957)
Appearing
in more than a dozen popular 50's television shows, Kardell was a concert
pianist and dated James Dean and Troy Donahue. Her father was a Swedish
orchestra leader. Kardell was born May 26, 1936 in Stockholm Sweden and
died in April of 1987.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #4.16, "The
Defector",
Original Release Date: April
22,
1961, B&W
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Robert Karnes Mr. Stone, "How the West Was Won" (1978)
Karnes
made several hundred appearances in TV and movies. Karnes was born June
19, 1917 in Kentucky and died December 4, 1979 in Sherman Oaks California of
heart failure.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #2.16,
"Strange
Salvage",
Original Release Date: April 19, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.27,
"The Getaway",
Original Release Date: July 5, 1959, B&W
Ziv #4.15, "Bionics",
Original Release Date: April 15,
1961, B&W
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Ted Knight Ted Baxter, "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" (1970-77)
Had a bit role at the very end of Hitchcock's "Psycho"
(1960)
as the cell guard who opens the cell door for another officer that gives Norman
Bates the blanket. Knight was born in Terryville Connecticut on December
7, 1923. Knight died August 26, 1986 in Los Angeles of
complications from cancer.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #4.16, "The
Defector",
Original Release Date: April
22,
1961, B&W
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Joi Lansing aka Joyce Lansing Shirley Swanson, "Love That Bob" (1955)
Lansing
was an extremely successful 5' 5" model throughout the forties and her first
film role was a model in "The Counterfeiters"
(1948). She appeared in "Easter
Parade"
(1948) at the age of 19. She
played an uncredited role in "Singin' in the Rain"
(1952).
Most fans remember her as the wife of Lester Flatt in "The Beverly Hillbillies"
(1962-68).
Lansing made more than 75 appearances in television and movies. She never
saw her appearance as Sgt. Helen J. O'Hara in "Superman"
(1973).
Lansing was born Joyce Wassmansdorff on April 6, 1929 in Salt Lake City and died
August 7, 1972 in Santa Monica of breast cancer at only 43.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #2.5,
"Monte Cristo",
Original Release Date: February 1, 1959, B&W
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Linda Lawson Renee, "Adventures in Paradise" (1959-61)
Another
one of the most beautiful women of SEA HUNT, Lawson
appeared in "It Takes a Thief", "The Virginian", "Ben Casey", "Bonanza", "The
Alfred Hitchcock Hour", "Kraft Suspense Theatre", "The Real McCoys", "Perry
Mason", "The Bob Cummings Show", "The Rifleman", "The Aquanauts", "Tales of
Wells Fargo", "Hawaiian Eye", "Wagon Train", "Alcoa Presents: One Step Beyond",
"Hawaiian Eye", "77 Sunset Strip", "Have Gun - Will Travel", "Maverick", "Peter
Gunn" and lots more. Lawson was married to producer John Foreman who
produced many of the Paul Newman movies including "Butch Cassidy and the
Sundance Kid" (1969).
Lawson was born as Linda Gloria Spaziani on January 14, 1936 in Ann Arbor
Michigan.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #3.7,
"Counterfeit",
Original Release Date: February 20, 1960, B&W
Ziv #3.15, "The
Living Fossil",
Original Release Date: April 16, 1960, B&W
Ziv #4.2, "River
Treasure",
Original Release Date: January 14,
1961, B&W
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Peter Leeds Police Officer Joelson, "With Six You Get Egg Roll" (1968)
A very recognizable
character actor who played straight man to many comic greats including Hope,
Ball, Berle, Lewis & Martin, Benny, Carson, and Skelton. Believed to have
made more than 8000 appearances on television, Leeds accompanied Bob Hope on 14
international USO tours. Leeds starred on Broadway with Mickey Rooney and
Ann Miller in "Sugar Babies". Leeds co-starred on CBS Radio's "The
Stan Freberg Show" (1957).
Leeds was born May 30, 1917 in Bayonne New Jersey and died November 12, 1996 in Los Angeles of cancer.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #1.1, "Sixty
Feet Below",
Original Release Date: January 4, 1958,
Color, Working Title: "Sea Dart"
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Art Lewis The Needleman, "What Did You Do in the War, Daddy?" (1966)
Lewis
made more than 50 appearances in TV and movies including "Mannix", "The Brady
Bunch", "Love, American Style", "Mission: Impossible", "The Mod Squad", "The
Monkees", "Bewitched", "Burke's Law", "Petticoat Junction", "Perry Mason", "The
Twilight Zone", and "Dragnet".
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #2.5,
"Monte Cristo",
Original Release Date: February 1, 1959, B&W
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John Lupton Thomas "Tommy" Horton, Jr., "Days of Our Lives" (1965-79)
Appearing
in dozens of movies and over 100 TV shows, Lupton was in "Charlie's Angels",
"The Rockford Files", "S.W.A.T.", "Matt Helm", "Petrocelli", "Harry O", "Kung
Fu", "Police Story", "The F.B.I.", "Marcus Welby, M.D.", "Medical Center",
"Adam-12", "Longstreet", "Mannix", "The Virginian", "I Spy", "Family Affair",
"The Time Tunnel", "Wagon Train", "Flipper", "Gunsmoke", "Alfred Hitchcock
Presents", "Death Valley Days", "Perry Mason", and many more. Lupton was
born August 23, 1928 in Highland Park Illinois and died November 3, 1993 in Los
Angeles.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #3.36,
"Prima Donna",
Original Release Date: September 10, 1960, B&W
Ziv #3.37,
"Beyond
Limits",
Original Release Date: September 17, 1960, B&W
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John Marley Jack Woltz, "The Godfather" (1972)
Marley
is another character actor that everyone recognizes. The son of Russian
immigrants and a high-school dropout that ended up on Broadway. Marley
played Jane Fonda's father in "Cat Ballou"
(1965)
and Ali MacGraw's father in "Love Story"
(1970).
His most remembered scene in any appearance was when he uncovered his prize
horse's head under the covers in his bed after refusing Marlon Brando's "offer
he shouldn't have refused" in "The Godfather"
(1972).
Marley was born October 17, 1907 in New York City and died May 22, 1984 in Los Angeles following open-heart surgery. He is survived by his wife Sandra.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #3.31,
"Changing
Patterns",
Original Release Date: August
6,
1960, B&W
Ziv #4.28, "Sunken Car",
Original Release Date: July 15,
1961, B&W
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Ric Marlow Jay Rocco, "You Have to Run Fast" (1961)
Marlow
made more than 75 TV appearances including "Bonanza", "Death Valley Days",
"Hawaii Five-0", and "Magnum PI". In 1962, he and Bobby Scott co-wrote a
song for a second act curtain closer "A Taste of Honey". The song has been
recorded by more that 250 artists including The Beatles, Herb Alpert & the
Tijuana Brass, Tony Bennett, Julie London, Barbra Streisand, Morgana King, Woody
Herman, Quincy Jones, Lionel Hampton, and Nancy Ames making it one of the most
commercially successful songs in the history of the music business.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #1.4,
"Mark of the
Octopus"
(Pilot Episode 1B),
Original Release Date: February 1, 1958,
Color
Ziv #3.7,
"Counterfeit",
Original Release Date: February 20, 1960, B&W
Ziv #3.17, "Sacred
Pool",
Original Release Date: April 30,
1960, B&W
Ziv #3.30,
"The Invader",
Original Release Date: July 30,
1960, B&W
Ziv #4.21, "Quicksand",
Original Release Date: May 27,
1961, B&W
Ziv #4.37, "Crime at
Sea",
Original Release Date: September 16, 1961, B&W
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Ross Martin Artemus Gordon, "The Wild Wild West" (1965-69)
Martin grew up in New
York City learning to speak Yiddish, Polish, and Russian before learning
English. He later learned French, Spanish, and Italian. Blake
Edwards cast him in a number of roles culminating with a part in "The Great
Race" (1965).
After he suffered a near-fatal heart attack in 1968, the networks passed on him
for a lead role. Martin loved acting. Martin was born in Grodek,
Poland on March 22, 1920. He collapsed while playing tennis and died July
3, 1981 in Ramona California of a heart attack.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #2.12,
"The Dam",
Original Release Date: March 22, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.20,
"The
Briefcase",
Original Release Date: May 17, 1959, B&W
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Paul Maxwell Panama Hat, "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade" (1989)
Maxwell
appeared in almost 100 TV shows and movies including "The Pink Panther Strikes
Again" (1976).
Maxwell was born November 12, 1921 in Winnipeg and died December 19, 1991 in
London.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #2.2,
"Operation
Greenback",
Original Release Date: January 11, 1959, B&W
Ziv #4.3, "The
Destroyers",
Original Release Date: January 21, 1961, B&W
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Tyler McVey Brady the government agent, "The Day the Earth Stood Still" (1951)
McVey
did more than 1,000 radio broadcasts including Fibber McGee & Molly, The Jack
Benny Program, Lux Radio Theatre, The Red Skelton Show, and Burns & Allen.
His more than 300 television credits include Bonanza, Gunsmoke, Ironside, Eight
is Enough, All in the Family, The Wild Wild West, and Voyage to the Bottom of
the Sea. His movie credits include All The President's Men, The Caine
Mutiny, From Here to Eternity, Hello Dolly, and Patton. McVey was
born February 14, 1912 in Bay City Michigan and died July 4, 2003 in Rancho
Mirage California of leukemia.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #1.9, "Gold Below (aka:
Gold Down Below)",
Original Release Date: March 8, 1958, B&W
Ziv #2.4,
"Underwater
Labyrinth",
Original Release Date: January 25, 1959, B&W
Ziv #4.9, "Hot
Tracer",
Original Release Date: March
4,
1961, B&W
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Joyce Meadows Judith Marak, "I Saw What You Did and I Know Who You Are!" (1965)
Meadows
appeared on TV in "Punky Brewster", "Perry Mason", "Maverick", "Wagon Train",
"The Aquanauts", "Alfred Hitchcock Presents", "Wanted: Dead or Alive", "77
Sunset Strip", "Bachelor Father", and many more. Meadows was born in
Arrowwood, Alberta.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #4.1, "Point of No
Return",
Original Release Date: January 7, 1961,
B&W
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Gertrude Michael Rita Ross, "Murder at the Vanities" (1934)
Michael
appeared on Broadway in Rachel Crothers' "Caught Wet"
(1931). She appeared in 33
movies including De Mille's "Cleopatra"
(1934)
as Calpurnia and cult favorites like "Sailor Be Good"
(1933)
and "Notorious Sophie Lang"
(1934). She starred during
television's golden age in "Perry Mason", "Schlitz Playhouse of Stars", "The
20th Century-Fox Hour", "Four Star Playhouse", "The Ford Television Theatre",
"The Pepsi-Cola Playhouse", and "Cavalcade of America".
Born as Lillian Gertrude Michael on June 1, 1911 in Talladega Alabama, she died New Years Eve December 31, 1964 in Beverly Hills.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #4.13, "Survival
Kit",
Original Release Date: April
1, 1961, B&W
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Robert Montgomery, Jr. Roddy Murdock, "12 to the Moon" (1960)
Known
to friends as "Skip" and grew up in a Holmby Hills mansion, Montgomery appeared
in 50's TV shows "The Tall Man", "Death Valley Days", "The Deputy", and "Gunsmoke".
Montgomery left acting in 1962 to become a stockbroker with Hayden Stone &
Company. In 1982, he became the community liaison for Florida State
University’s Graduate Film Conservatory. Montgomery was the son of actor
Robert Montgomery. His older sister was actress Elizabeth Montgomery.
Montgomery was born February 15, 1936 at the Cedars Medical Center in Los
Angeles and died February 7, 2000 in Tallahassee Florida of lung cancer.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #2.25, "Treasure
Hunt",
Original Release Date: June 21, 1959, B&W
Ziv #4.9, "Hot
Tracer",
Original Release Date: March
4,
1961, B&W
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Byron Morrow Adm. William Leahy, "War and Remembrance" (1988)
Sci-Fi
fans remember Morrow best as Adm. Komack in the "Amok Time" episode of "Star
Trek"
(1966-69).
He also played Adm. Preble in "The Winds of War"
(1983).
Morrow appeared in more that 50 movies and 150 television shows. Morrow
was born September 8, 1920 in Chicago.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #3.3,
"Mr. Big",
Original Release Date: January 23, 1960, B&W
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Susan Morrow
Kay Conway, "Missile Base at Taniak"
(1966)
Probably best remembered playing Hope in "Gasoline Ally" (1951), Morrow was married to Gary Morton who later married Lucille Ball. She dated Richard Egan and was the sister of Judith Inmoor Campbell Exner. Judy Exner was the reputed mistress of John F. Kennedy and mobster Sam Giancana. Morrow was born as Jacqueline Immoor in Teaneck New Jersey on May 25, 1931. She died May 8, 1985 in San Diego.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #1.6,
"Female of the
Species",
Original Release Date: February 15, 1958, B&W
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Jack Nicholson George Hanson, "Easy Rider" (1969)
Known in Hollywood as the Mulholland Man, he was born as John Joseph
Nicholson on April 22, 1937 in Neptune, New Jersey.
Nicholson appeared int the final episode of SEA HUNT. “Round Up” Ziv #4.38 airing September 23, 1961 included a young and mostly unknown actor named Jack Nicholson in a very forgettable two-line role delivered only as Nicholson can. Speaking to Mike Nelson, Nicholson exclaims "How many times I gotta tell you? There ain't no bomb!". In this last rendition of the series, Mike has to find and disarm a torpedo that an ex-employee "gone postal" has placed in the outflow tube of a hydroelectric generation plant. The Scuba Guy can only give this story a rating of 3 tanks. But an interesting underlying plot that quietly surfaces is the day to day risks that Mike must take in his profession. Shaking his head in disgust, it appears that Mike is thinking about quitting the Scuba diving profession in the last scene as he reflects on the risks he has taken in the last few days or maybe throughout the SEA HUNT series. Was this some sort of subtle message to the audience for the last show?
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #4.38, "Round Up",
Original Release Date: September 23,
1961, B&W
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Leonard Nimoy Mr. Spock, "Star Trek" (1966-69)
Born
Leonard Simon Nimoy, he
used the name "Frank Force" in "Star Trek III: The Search for Spock
(1984)" in the credits as the
Elevator (Turbo-lift) Voice on the USS Excelsior. Nimoy owned a pet store in Canoga Park in the early 1960's.
Nimoy appeared with William Shatner in "The Man from U.N.C.L.E." on the "The
Project Strigas Affair" episode in November of 1964.
On April 15, 1958, Nimoy signed a contract #318 to appear on Ziv #1.30, "The Shipwreck", Original Release Date: August 2, 1958 as Vince Porter for a daily shooting rate of $125.
Nimoy was born in Boston on March 26, 1931.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #1.30,
"The
Shipwreck",
Original Release Date: August 2, 1958, B&W
Ziv #1.33,
"Dead Man's
Cove",
Original Release Date: August 23, 1958, B&W
Ziv #2.1, "The Alcatraz
Story",
Original Release Date: January 4, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.15, "Nerve Gas",
Original Release Date: April 12, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.26, "Sea Serpent",
Original Release Date: June 28, 1959, B&W (Nimoy does not appear in
the credits but is clearly seen and has numerous lines).
Ziv #3.28, "Time
Fuse",
Original Release Date: July
16,
1960, B&W
Ziv #3.30,
"The Invader",
Original Release Date: July 30,
1960, B&W
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Joan Patrick Susan Deigh, the receptionist, "Dr. Kildare" (1961)
Patrick
appeared in "It Takes a Thief", "Get Smart", "I Dream of Jeannie", "Burke's
Law", and "Perry Mason". Her big movie part was Janine Norwalk in "The
Astro-Zombies" (1969). She was
born in Windsor Ontario.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #4.10, "Sonar Story",
Original Release Date: March 11,
1961, B&W
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Hank Patterson Fred Ziffel, "Green Acres" (1965-71)
Patterson attempted to
work as a serious musician only to settle for playing piano in traveling
vaudeville shows but worked his way to California in the 1920's and began his
film career. Patterson appeared in hundreds of television shows and movies
and made regular appearances on "Gunsmoke"
(1955-75)
and "Petticoat Junction" (1963-70).
Patterson was born October 9, 1888 in Springville Alabama and died August 23,
1975 in Woodland Hills California of bronchial pneumonia.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #1.2,
"Flooded
Mine",
Original Release Date: January 11, 1958, B&W
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Robert Quarry Commander Corliss, "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century" (1979-81)
Quarry
enjoyed doing regional theater including Alley Theatre in
Houston and in 1966 went on a tour with “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Wolf?”
Quarry starred in three horror films: “Count Yorga, Vampire”
(1970), “Return of Count Yorga”
(1971) and “The Deathmaster”
(1972). Quarry was born November 3,
1925 in Santa Rosa, California.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #2.5,
"Monte Cristo",
Original Release Date: February 1, 1959, B&W
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Sue Randall Miss Landers, "Leave It to Beaver" (1957-63)
Randall appeared mainly in guest starring roles in television
programs during the late 50's and early 60's such as "Bonanza", "The Fugitive",
"77 Sunset Strip", "The Twilight Zone", "My Favorite Martian", and "I Spy". She was born October 8, 1935 in Philadelphia. Randall died
October 26, 1984 in Philadelphia of cancer.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #4.32, "Superman",
Original Release Date: August
12,
1961, B&W
Ziv #4.37, "Crime at
Sea",
Original Release Date: September 16, 1961, B&W
Ziv #4.7, "Rescue",
Original Release Date: February 18,
1961, B&W
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Quinn Redeker Rex Sterling, "The Young and the Restless" (1973-??)
Redeker
appeared in more than 75 television shows since his role in SEA HUNT. He
co-wrote The Deer Hunter
(1978)
with Michael Cimino, Deric Washburn, and Louis Garfinkle. Redeker was born
May 2, 1936 in Woodstock Illinois
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #3.25, "Blind
Spot",
Original Release Date: June 25,
1960, B&W
Ziv #3.3,
"Mr. Big",
Original Release Date: January 23, 1960, B&W
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Juli Reding
Carol Sampson, "Mission in
Morocco" (1959)
Reding won the "Mermaid at Marineland" contest that included a Warner Brothers contract. She was appeared on "The Big Valley", "Branded", "Burke's Law", and "77 Sunset Strip". She was in 4 forgettable movies. According to Celebrity Sleuth magazine, he measurements were: 40-23-35. Reding was born November 28, 1935 in Quanah Texas.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #4.10, "Sonar Story",
Original Release Date: March 11,
1961, B&W
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Grandon Rhodes Dr. Martin, "Bonanza" (1959-73)
Rhodes
made hundreds of TV and movie appearances between 1942 and 1968. Rhodes
was born August 7, 1904 in Jersey City and died June 9, 1987 in Encino after a
long illness.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #2.11, "Air Pockets (aka:
New York Rescue)",
Original Release Date: March 15, 1959, B&W
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Al Ruscio Leo Cuneo in Mario Puzo's "The Godfather: Part III" (1990)
Ruscio
has played lots of tough guy roles and a long dramatic movie career. He
has made hundreds of guest television appearances from the late 50's to his role
as Freddy Fleming in "7th Heaven" in 2004. Ruscio was born June 2, 1924 in
Salem Massachusetts.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #3.21, "The
Cellini Vase",
Original Release Date: May 28,
1960, B&W
Ziv #3.30,
"The Invader",
Original Release Date: July 30,
1960, B&W
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William Schallert Martin Lane, "The Patty Duke Show" (1963)
Past President of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG
1979-1981), he was ranked #39 in TV Guide's
list of the "50 Greatest TV Dads of All Time"
(June 20, 2004 issue) playing Martin Lane.
Schallert still receives the most recognition for playing Nilz Barris,
Federation Undersecretary of Agricultural Affairs, in the Star Trek episode "The
Trouble With Tribbles." He was born July 6, 1922 in Los Angeles.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #3.34,
"Underwater
Narcotics",
Original Release Date: August 27,
1960, B&W
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Susan Silo Vera Frick, "Occasional Wife" (1966)
Silo has appeared or voiced more than 75 TV shows. In
recent years, Silo is a popular voice on lots of animated shows and recently
voiced Miss Nancy on "Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks"
(2003).
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #4.18, "Cougar",
Original Release Date: May
6,
1961, B&W
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Joyce Taylor Mary McCauley, "Men Into Space" (1959)
Taylor
was a grown-up-looking 15 when she began signing with Mercury Records. She went
under contract to RKO in the 1950's but Howard Hughes allowed her to only appear
in "Beyond a Reasonable Doubt"
(1956). After seven
frustrating years and no other parts at RKO, her contract ended and she became a
regular on "Men into Space". She ended up in many other TV shows and
movies. Taylor was born September 14, 1932 in Taylorville Illinois.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #2.10,
"Murder at Sixty
Feet",
Original Release Date: March 8, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.21,
"Cave Diving",
Original Release Date: May 24, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.25, "Treasure
Hunt",
Original Release Date: June 21, 1959, B&W
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Irene Tedrow Aunt May Parker, "The Amazing Spider-Man" (1978)
A
famous character actor, Tedrow spent much of her 60 year career on stage in New
York. Even so, she made thousands of television and movie appearances.
Tedrow earned an Emmy for her performance as Mary Hall in "Eleanor and Franklin"
(1976). Tedrow was born
August 3, 1907 in Denver and died March 10, 1995 in North Hollywood of a stroke.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #4.14, "Expedition",
Original Release Date: April 8,
1961, B&W
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Kenneth Tobey Chuck Martin, "The Whirly Birds" (1957-59)
Making only one appearance on SEA HUNT,
Tobey would later star with Bridges in the movie "Airplane"
(1980). Toby was born
in Oakland California on March 23, 1917. Tobey died December 22, 2002 in Rancho Mirage California of natural
causes.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #4.33, "Roustabout",
Original Release Date: August 19,
1961, B&W
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Darlene Tompkins Patsy Simon in "Blue Hawaii" (1961)
Tompkins
began her career when she won a beauty contest and started doing commercials.
She co-starred in "Beyond the Time Barrier"
(1960)
at the age of 18. She would play Miss Stevers in her second Elvis
movie "Fun in Acapulco"
(1963)
and would appear in the Debbie Reynolds flick "My Six Loves"
(1963). She also worked
as an extra, a stand-in, and stuntwoman. Tompkins was Cheryl Ladd's stunt
double on "Charlie's Angels". Tompkins was born November 16, 1940 in
Chicago. She is retired now and enjoys playing Bridge.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #4.9, "Hot
Tracer",
Original Release Date: March
4,
1961, B&W
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Nancy
Valentine
Jan Price, " -30-"
(1959)
She dated Howard Hughes and Orsen Wells. Valentine appeared on lots of the 50's primetime shows including "Surfside 6", "Thriller", "Hawaiian Eye", "77 Sunset Strip", "Have Gun - Will Travel", and "Dragnet".
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #4.29, "Hit and Run",
Original Release Date: July 22,
1961, B&W
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Harlan Warde John Hamilton, President of the North Fork Bank, "The Rifleman" (1958-62)
Warde
appeared in more than 200 TV shows and movies. Warde was born November 6,
1917 in Los Angeles and died March 13, 1980 in Los Angeles.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv
#2.14,
"The
Persuaders",
Original Release Date: April 5, 1959, B&W
Ziv #4.3, "The
Destroyers",
Original Release Date: January 21, 1961, B&W
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Maris Wrixon aka Maris Wrixon Fehr Miss Frances Clifford, "The Ape" (1941)
Wrixon
was a big film star of more than 50 movies in the late 30's and 40's that was
often killed off by the second reel. Horror movie fans remember her best
as Boris Karloff's daughter in "The Ape"
(1941).
Wrixon became semi-retired in the late 40's after she married film editor Rudi
Fehr. Wrixon was born December 28, 1916 in Pasco Washington and died
October 6, 1999 in Santa Monica of heart failure.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #3.2,
"Water
Nymphs",
Original Release Date: January 16, 1960, B&W
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Meg Wyllie Talosian Keeper, Star Trek (1966-68)
Wyllie
was the first ever "Star Trek"
(1966-68) villain playing the
Talosian Keeper in the original series pilot episode "The Cage"
(1966).
The character you hear in the episode is voiced by Malachi Throne since Wyllie's
voice "wasn't threatening enough". Many
fans think this is a male playing the large headed, vein throbbing Talosian
alien, but its Wyllie with a dubbed male voice-over.
The pilot wasn't aired at the time, but the pilot was cut and re-cycled into a
new story for a two-part episode "The Menagerie"
(1966)
that did air.
Wyllie made hundreds of TV appearances (as a woman) from the early 50's to the mid 90's. In recent years, she guest starred on "Mad About You" (1995), "Coach" (1994), "Major Dad" (1992), "The Golden Girls" (1991), "Adam 12" (1990), "Night Court" (1990), "Designing Women" (1990), "Family Ties" (1987), and lots more.
Wyllie was born Margaret Gillespie Wyllie on February 15, 1917 in Honolulu Hawaii and died of heart failure January 1, 2002 in Glendale California.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #3.26, "The Replacement",
Original Release Date: July
2, 1960, B&W
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John Zaremba Dr. Raymond Swain in Irwin Allen's "The Time Tunnel" (1966-67)
Zaremba
played lots of doctors and in loads of Si-Fi movies like "20 Million Miles to
Earth"
(1957)
and "The Night the World Exploded"
(1957) in hundreds of
appearances in movies and on TV. Zaremba was born October 22, 1908 in
Chicago and died December 15, 1986 in Newport Beach California of a heart
attack.
SEA HUNT Guest Appearances
Ziv #2.28,
"Underwater
Ejection",
Original Release Date: July 12, 1959, B&W
Ziv #2.30, "Port
Security",
Original Release Date: July 26, 1959, B&W
Ziv #3.1, "Asylum (aka:
Canal Escape)",
Original Release Date: January 9, 1960, B&W
Ziv #3.18, "Cindy",
Original Release Date: May
7, 1960, B&W
Ziv #3.39,
"Man
Overboard",
Original Release Date: October 1,
1960, B&W
Ziv #4.23, "Baby",
Original Release Date: June 10,
1961, B&W
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