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Tue 1
Mission: Impossible: Image — Warren Stevens
A bogus twin for a syndicate boss: the IMF gimmick to catch public officials on the take.
Air Time & Details for Warren Stevens, Tue 1, 9:00 pm -
Fri 4
Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Premonition — Warren Stevens
A strange premonition prompts a concert pianist to return to his home town after a four-year absence.
Air Time & Details for Warren Stevens, Fri 4, 1:05 am -
Fri 4
Daniel Boone: The Prisoners — Warren Stevens
Convicted traitor Edward Eliot kidnaps the Boone children to insure Daniel's help in a vendetta. Callaway: Gregory Morton. Daniel: Fess Parker. Mingo: Ed Ames. Jemima: Veronica Cartwright. Israel: Darby Hinton. Pierce: Chris Alcaide. Hubbard: Kelton Garwood.
Air Time & Details for Warren Stevens, Fri 4, 6:00 am -
Mon 7
Bonanza: The Prince — Warren Stevens
The Cartwrights prepare to welcome a count and countess, unaware a mysterious outlaw plans his own reception.
Air Time & Details for Warren Stevens, Mon 7, 2:00 pm
Filmography
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Biography
About Warren Stevens
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In films from 1951, handsome actor Warren Stevens' better-known roles include the Howard Hughes-ish Kirk Edwards in The Barefoot Contessa (1954) and the authoritative Lieutenant "Doc" Ostrow in Forbidden Planet (1956). A tireless TV performer, Stevens was starred as Lt. William Storm in the 1956 adventure series Tales of the 77th Bengal Lancers; was among the eleven "repertory actors" appearing in the 1963 anthology The Richard Boone Show; and was heard but not seen as movie mogul John Bracken on the 1969 prime-timer Bracken's World (ironically, when Bracken did appear, he was played by Stevens' old Forbidden Planet co-star Leslie Nielsen).
In 1972, Warren Stevens was cast as Elliot Carson in the daytime soap opera Return to Peyton Place; nine years later, he played Merritt Madison in Behind the Screen, a short-lived series which took place on the set of a fictional soap opera.