Grave of the Vampire
11:00 pm - 01:00 am, Friday, October 31 on KCTU Z Living (5.2)
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About this Broadcast
A vampire-human hybrid renounces his sinister heritage.
1972
English
Stereo
Horror
Mystery
Suspense/thriller
Cast & Crew
Inga Neilsen
(Actor)
Lyn Peters
(Actor)
.. Anne Arthur
Eric Mason
(Actor)
.. Lieutenant Panzer
Kitty Vallacher
(Actor)
.. Leslie
William Smith
(Actor)
.. James Eastman
Diana Holden
(Actor)
.. Anita Jacoby
William Guhl
(Actor)
.. Sergeant Duffy
Jay Adler
(Actor)
.. Old Zack
Margaret Fairchild
(Actor)
.. Fenwick
Frank Whiteman
(Actor)
Lieux Dressier
(Actor)
.. Olga
Carmen Argenziano
(Actor)
.. Sam
Jay Scott
(Actor)
.. Paul
Michael Pataki
(Actor)
.. Caleb Croft
More Information
Did You Know..
Inga Neilsen
(Actor)
Born:
July 01, 1940
Lyn Peters
(Actor)
.. Anne Arthur
Eric Mason
(Actor)
.. Lieutenant Panzer
Died:
June 07, 2010
Kitty Vallacher
(Actor)
.. Leslie
William Smith
(Actor)
.. James Eastman
Born:
March 24, 1933
Birthplace: Columbia, Missouri
Birthplace: Columbia, Missouri
Diana Holden
(Actor)
.. Anita Jacoby
William Guhl
(Actor)
.. Sergeant Duffy
Jay Adler
(Actor)
.. Old Zack
Born:
January 01, 1896
Died: January 01, 1978
Died: January 01, 1978
Trivia:
Jay Adler was the oldest of seven children of celebrated Yiddish stage star Jacob Adler. The best-known of Jay's siblings were Broadway and movie character-actor Luther Adler and actress/acting teacher Stella Adler. Jay made his first screen appearance in 1937, settling into a four-decade movie career. Usually seen in minor roles as fathers and businessmen, Jay Adler numbered among his film credits Cry Danger (1950), The Brothers Karamazov (1958) (as the pawnbroker) and Grave of the Vampire (1974).
Margaret Fairchild
(Actor)
.. Fenwick
Frank Whiteman
(Actor)
Lieux Dressier
(Actor)
.. Olga
Carmen Argenziano
(Actor)
.. Sam
Born:
October 27, 1943
Trivia:
Argenziano, a supporting actor, appeared onscreen from the '70s.
Jay Scott
(Actor)
.. Paul
Michael Pataki
(Actor)
.. Caleb Croft
Born:
January 16, 1938
Died: April 15, 2010
Birthplace: Youngstown, Ohio
Died: April 15, 2010
Birthplace: Youngstown, Ohio
Trivia:
American actor Michael Pataki's first film credit was 1958's Ten North Frederick. In the early phases of his career, Pataki was reminiscent of a young Rod Steiger; in point of fact, he played the 25-year-old version of the Steiger character in the made-for-TV The Movie Maker (1965). His later television work included the weekly series Paul Sand in Friends and Lovers (1974), as Sand's brother Charlie; Spider-Man (1977), as Captain Barbera; and Phyl and Micky (1980), as Soviet consular official Vladimir Jimenko. The Slavic nature of the last-named role was typical of the sort of characters Pataki played in the 1980s, which included Nikoli Koloff in Rocky IV (1985) and Rocky V (1990). Additionally, Pataki is among those lucky thespians who played guest spots on both the original Star Trek and its 1987 grandchild Star Trek: The Next Generation. On the production side, Pataki was director of the soft-core sex farce Cinderella and the low-budget scarefest Mansion of the Doomed (both 1977), and served as producer of the 1981 TV adaptation of Broadway's Pippin. More recently, Michael Pataki was heard as "The Sewer King" on the animated TVer Batman: The New Adventures (1992).
