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Four O'Clock
Season 3, Episode 29
Theodore Bikel as a demented man dedicated to the expulsion of evil. Mrs. Lucas: Phyllis Love. Mrs. Williams: Moyna MacGill. Hall: Linden Chiles. Host: Rod Serling.
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1962
English
HD Level Unknown
Sci-fi
Anthology
Suspense/thriller
Cult Classic
Cast & Crew
Phyllis Love
(Actor)
.. Mrs. Lucas
Moyna Macgill
(Actor)
.. Mrs. Williams
Linden Chiles
(Actor)
.. Hall
Theodore Bikel
(Actor)
.. Oliver Crangle
More Information
Did You Know..
Phyllis Love
(Actor)
.. Mrs. Lucas
Born:
December 21, 1925
Died: October 30, 2011
Died: October 30, 2011
Moyna Macgill
(Actor)
.. Mrs. Williams
Born:
January 01, 1894
Died: January 01, 1975
Died: January 01, 1975
Linden Chiles
(Actor)
.. Hall
Born:
January 01, 1934
Trivia:
American stage leading man Linden Chiles made his first film appearance as Randy in the 1961 adaptation of William Faulkner's Sanctuary. When time came for Chiles to settle into character roles, he was most often cast as a businessman -- honest and otherwise -- and suburban father. His TV-series work includes the role of Chief Officer Steve Kirland in Convoy (1965) and the title character's dad in James at 15 (1978). Linden Chiles also spent several years as Edward Nichols on the NBC daytime drama Santa Barbara (1984-1992).
Theodore Bikel
(Actor)
.. Oliver Crangle
Born:
May 02, 1924
Died: July 21, 2015
Died: July 21, 2015
Trivia:
Though he has logged many impressive credits as an actor, Vienna-born Theodore Bikel preferred to think of himself -- and bill himself -- as a folksinger. Emigrating to Palestine in the 1930s, Bikel supported himself with his music, and also acted with Tel Aviv's Habimah Theatre in Sholem Alecheim's Tevye the Milkman. A quick study in several languages, Bikel honed his acting skills with Britain's Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. Three years after his London stage debut, Bikel made his first film, playing a German naval officer (the first of many villainous roles) in The African Queen (1951). In 1958, he was nominated for an Oscar for his supporting appearance in The Defiant Ones. One year later, he costarred with Mary Martin on Broadway, originating the role of Captain Von Trapp in Rodgers and Hammerstein's The Sound of Music. Active in many political causes ranging from Jewish relief to the Democratic Party, Bikel served as president of Actor's Equity from 1973 until 1982. In a mid-1980s interview, Theodore Bikel noted with amusement that, in spite of his many stage and screen appearances, many fans remembered him best for his brief unsympathetic appearance as a Russian officer in the otherwise forgettable 1957 film Fraulein. Bikel continued working well into his advanced years, both on screen and on stage. He died in 2015, at age 91.
