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Fri 30
How to Make a Monster — Malcolm Atterbury
A brilliant monster movie make-up artist is fired by the new higher-ups at his production company. He exacts his revenge using his creations, the teenage werewolf and Frankenstein, and hypnosis.
Air Time & Details for Malcolm Atterbury, Fri 30, 7:40 am -
Sat 31
Have Gun, Will Travel: Shot by Request — Malcolm Atterbury
A scholarly gunfighter wants to retire with honor, so he challenges Paladin to a duel---which he intends to lose. Ainslee: John Abbott. Anna: Sue Randall. Sheriff: Malcolm Atterbury. Matt: Robert Gist. Cortwright: John Holland. Bartender: Greg Dunne.
Air Time & Details for Malcolm Atterbury, Sat 31, 5:00 pm -
Sun 1
Route 66: Love Is a Skinny Kid — Malcolm Atterbury
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 Malcolm Atterbury, Sun 1, 4:00 am -
Mon 2
Rio Bravo — Malcolm Atterbury
John Wayne and Dean Martin in an entertaining tale of a sheriff vs. bad guys, with commendable direction by Howard Hawks.
Air Time & Details for Malcolm Atterbury, Mon 2, 2:15 pm
Filmography
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Biography
About Malcolm Atterbury
American actor Malcolm Atterbury may have been allowed more versatility on stage, but so far as TV was concerned he was the quintessential grouchy grandfather and/or frontier snake-oil peddler. Atterbury was in fact cast in the latter capacity twice by that haven of middle-aged character players The Twilight Zone. He was the purveyor of an elixir which induced invulnerability in 1959's "Mr. Denton on Doomsday" and a 19th century huckster who nearly sets a town on fire in "No Time Like the Past" (1963).
Atterbury enjoyed steadier work as the supposedly dying owner of a pickle factory in the 1973 sitcom Thicker Than Water, and as Ronny Cox's grandfather on the 1974 Waltons clone Apple's Way. Malcolm Atterbury's best-known film role was one for which he received no screen credit: he was the friendly stranger who pointed out the crop-duster to Cary Grant in North By Northwest (1959), observing ominously that the plane was "dustin' where they're aren't any crops."