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Sun 23
The Last Time I Saw Paris — Kurt Kasznar
In post-World War II Paris, a reporter who wants to be a novelist marries an expatriate heiress, but her hedonistic lifestyle and his rejection letters lead him into a downward spiral.
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Sun 23
The Last Time I Saw Paris — Kurt Kasznar
In post-World War II Paris, a reporter who wants to be a novelist marries an expatriate heiress, but her hedonistic lifestyle and his rejection letters lead him into a downward spiral.
Air Time & Details for Kurt Kasznar, Sun 23, 9:00 am -
Sun 23
The Last Time I Saw Paris — Kurt Kasznar
In post-World War II Paris, a reporter who wants to be a novelist marries an expatriate heiress, but her hedonistic lifestyle and his rejection letters lead him into a downward spiral.
Air Time & Details for Kurt Kasznar, Sun 23, 2:00 pm -
Sun 23
The Last Time I Saw Paris — Kurt Kasznar
In post-World War II Paris, a reporter who wants to be a novelist marries an expatriate heiress, but her hedonistic lifestyle and his rejection letters lead him into a downward spiral.
Air Time & Details for Kurt Kasznar, Sun 23, 7:00 pm -
Fri 28
Ride, Vaquero — Kurt Kasznar
A settler and his bride fight to protect their land from two outlaws intent on running them out of the area.
Air Time & Details for Kurt Kasznar, Fri 28, 2:00 am
Filmography
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Biography
About Kurt Kasznar
Kurt Kasznar's stage career began in his native Vienna in 1931. Kasznar's star rose under the aegis of the great Max Reinhardt, who brought the actor to the U.S. in the mammoth 1937 production The Eternal Road. His better-known Broadway roles include Uncle Louis in The Happy Time (a characterization he repeated in the 1952 film version) and Max Detweiler in The Sound of Music.
Kasznar also produced and directed Crazy With the Heat, and wrote First Cousin. Though he made an isolated silent movie appearance as a youngster, Kasznar's official film debut didn't come about until 1951's The Light Touch. His bombastic style was supremely suited to such film roles as Jacquot in Lili (1952) and Mr. Appopoulos in My Sister Eileen.
His TV roles leaned towards the devious and sinister, notably his ongoing portrayal of Fitzhugh on the Irwin Allen extravaganza Land of the Giants (1968-70). Twice married, Kurt Kasznar's second wife was American actress Leora Dana.