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Bud Brewster
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 Posted: Wed Dec 09, 2015 2:43 pm Post subject: Legendary Leading Men of 1950s Science Fiction - John Archer |
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Every time I watch "Destination Moon" I'm impressed with the way John Archer portrays the powerful and determined man who decides America needs to go to the Moon — and American industry should make it happen.
Archer's acting range doesn't go much further than his single-minded character in "Destination Moon", but he did a fine job, and anytime I see him in other productions I enjoy his work, such as his minor role in "She Devil".
He also appeared in two episodes of "Batman" —
* Ice Spy (1967)
* Riddle a Day Keeps the Riddler Away) (1966)
— and one episode of "Men Into Space".
* Mystery Satellite (1960)
He was in two episodes of "The Man and the Challenge" —
* Recovery (1960)
* Killer River (1960)
— and he contributed fine performances in two episodes of "Science Fiction Theatre".
* The Phantom Car (1956)
* One Hundred Years Young (1955)
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Robert (Butch) Day
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| Posted: Wed Dec 09, 2015 4:55 pm Post subject: Re: Legendary Leading Men of 1950s Science Fiction - John Ar |
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| Bud Brewster wrote: | He was in three episodes of "The Man and the Challenge" —
* Recovery (1960)
* Killer River (1960) |
What was the 3rd episode?
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