12 O'clock High - "The Pariah" - 12:00 am Sunday, May 31 on WWOR Heroes & Icons

Paul Burke (Actor) .. Capt./Maj./Col. Joe Gallagher

Chris Robinson (Actor) .. Tech. Sgt. Sandy Komansky

Born: January 01, 1938

Trivia: Lead actor, onscreen from 1959.

Albert Salmi (Actor) .. Brunner

Born: March 11, 1928
Died: April 22, 1990
Birthplace: Brooklyn, New York

Trivia: After serving in World War Two he began acting, training at the Dramatic Workshop of the American Theater Wing and at the Actors Studio. He performed off-Broadway and in live TV drama; in 1955 he appeared to much acclaim in Broadway's Bus Stop. He began appearing in films in 1958, going on to a sporadic but intermittently busy screen career; he often played cowpokes and "good ol' boys." Meanwhile, most of his work was done on TV. From 1956-63 he was married to actress Peggy Ann Garner. In 1990 he was found dead next to the body of his estranged wife; a police investigation suggested that he had killed his wife and then himself.

Kurt Krueger (Actor) .. Gerlach

Born: July 23, 1916
Died: July 12, 2006

Trivia: Raised in Switzerland, Kreuger attended college in London and New York. He began appearing in films in 1943; thanks to his classic Aryan looks and Continental accent he was frequently cast as young Nazis, though he occasionally got romantic leads. Rugged and blond, he became very popular with women, and for a time he was 20th Century-Fox's #3 male pinup. He might have become a star, but he was never cast in suitably central roles. Kreuger became an American citizen in 1944. During the '50s he appeared primarily in European films, then later returned to Hollywood in supporting roles. He last appeared onscreen in 1967, but went on to occasional work on TV. He became a millionaire in Hollywood real estate transactions.

Robert Walker (Actor)

Born: April 15, 1940

Trivia: The son of actors Robert Walker and Jennifer Jones, Robert Walker Jr. began training for his own show business career at the Actors' Studio in the early '60s. "I would like to develop as an actor in obscurity," Walker commented in reference to his parents' fame, but the young actor's striking resemblance to his father (who died in 1951) made it virtually impossible for the two Robert Walkers to be separated in the minds of the public. The younger Walker worked steadily on television and stage, and co-starred in films of varying quality from 1963 to 1984. Robert Walker Jr. is best remembered for valiantly stepping into the shoes of Jack Lemmon when he was cast in the title role in the Mister Roberts sequel Ensign Pulver (1964).

12 O'clock High: The Pariah

12:00 am - 01:00 am, Sunday, May 31 on WWOR Heroes & Icons (9.4)

The Pariah

Season 3, Episode 8