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Sat 31
Alfred Hitchcock Presents: The Creeper — Harry Townes
Alone and terrified, Ellen Grant fears she'll be the next victim of a strangler who has already killed three women.
Air Time & Details for Harry Townes, Sat 31, 1:35 am -
Sat 31
The Wild Wild West: The Night of the Tottering Tontine — Harry Townes
The funds of an investment group accrue to the survivors. One member is going for the big pot---by eliminating his colleagues one by one. Raven: Harry Townes. West: Robert Conrad. Artemus: Ross Martin. Amelia: Lisa Pera. Grevely: Robert Emhardt.
Air Time & Details for Harry Townes, Sat 31, 10:00 am -
Sun 1
Route 66: Love Is a Skinny Kid — Harry Townes
In a Texas hamlet, a series of chaotic events begins with the arrival of a masked---and vengeful---girl (Tuesday Weld). Lydia: Cloris Leachman. Sheriff: Malcolm Atterbury. Buz: George Maharis. Palmer: Harry Townes.
Air Time & Details for Harry Townes, Sun 1, 4:00 am -
Tue 3
The Twilight Zone: The Four of Us Are Dying — Harry Townes
A small-time crook (Harry Townes), who can change his appearance at will, assumes the identity of a dead gangster. Foster: Ross Martin. Sterig: Phillip Pine. Maggie: Beverly Garland. Marshak: Don Gordon. Detective: Milton Frome. Pop: Peter Brocco.
Air Time & Details for Harry Townes, Tue 3, 12:35 am
Filmography
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Biography
About Harry Townes
Wiry-featured American actor Harry Townes usually played informers, small-time crooks, wrong-headed military officers or duplicitous businessmen. His acting career began while he was attending the University of Alabama; chancing upon a Birmingham performance by a touring stage company of Richelieu starring Walter Hampden, Townes impulsively decided to become a performer himself. Within three years, Townes had worked in a New England stock company and was costarring in a travelling production of that old theatrical warhorse Tobacco Road.
After two decades of stage performances, Townes came to Hollywood to appear on NBC television's Matinee Theatre, averaging some 18 TV performances per year thereafter. His personal favorite TV assignment was GE Theatre's Christmas offering The Other Wise Man, although Twilight Zone fans would argue in favor of Townes' role as a petty con artist endowed with the ability to change his facial features in the 1959 episode "The Four of Us are Dying." Harry Townes' film credits include The Mountain (1956), The Brothers Karamazov (1958), Sanctuary (1961) and The Warrior and the Sorceress (1974). His one recurring TV role was as Russell Winston on the 1986-87 season of Knots Landing.