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Mon 16
Cimarron — Ivan Triesault
Frontier epic based on Edna Ferber's best seller covers the years 1890 to 1915 and chronicles how an impulsive and short-fused cowboy and his savvy immigrant wife were instrumental in the settling of the Oklahoma territory.
Air Time & Details for Ivan Triesault, Mon 16, 3:00 pm -
Wed 18
Von Ryan's Express — Ivan Triesault
During WWII, a number of captured British soldiers are led by an American in an attempt to escape an Italian POW camp by stealing a train and riding it to Switzerland.
Air Time & Details for Ivan Triesault, Wed 18, 10:35 pm -
Sat 21
The Young Lions — Ivan Triesault
Three different men experience combat in WWII. One is a German who becomes disillusioned with Nazism, one is an American entertainer who ends up being drafted, and the third is a sensitive Jewish-American who discovers anti-Semitism from his own comrades.
Air Time & Details for Ivan Triesault, Sat 21, 10:15 pm
Filmography
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Biography
About Ivan Triesault
Hollywood character actor Ivan Triesault was born in Estonia where he began a theatrical career at age 14. Four years later, he moved to the U.S. where he began formal training in acting and dance in New York and later, in London. Back in New York, he frequently appeared as a mime and dancer on the Radio City Music Hall stage.
Following more theatrical acting experience, including a brief stint on Broadway, Triesault broke into films where he usually played foreign villains from the mid-'40s through the early '60s.