The actor as Henchman Neal/Neil/Neale [whichever] has a role big enough [Chs. 7-15] to be listed in the on-screen credits and yet he is not even listed in the uncredited group. He is also the unnamed handsome henchman [Chs. 1 & 7] in 'Captain Video, Master of the Stratosphere' (1951). Anybody know who he is??
shareHenchman Neal ( the way it is spelled in the original Columbia production cast list) was played by Lee Roberts. The current cast, as shown, is missing many players, including Lane Bradford. No, I don't mean Marshall Bradford. He is also in this serial. And Columbia had Harold Landon cast under and working under the name of Hal Landon in this serial.
Les Adams
He's no Gabe. I can tell you that much.
End Of Line.
I am surprised and pleased this board is so recently active. I just watched all the episodes via Netflix. I know they were geared for about a 10 year old audience, but I still enjoyed watching them. A great source of what clothing, hair styles, and even furniture were like in the late 1940's. And those outdoor scenes ... I wonder what they look like today? I hope they haven't been built up or over.
The actors, both heroes an villains, were interesting to observe. The ubiquitous Lyle Talbot as Commissioner Gordon, I remember him from so many shows from the 1950's and 1960's. Ozzie and Harriet, etc.
Robert Lowery as Bruce looked SO familiar that, as I continued watching the episodes, it dawned on me! Circus Boy!! Big Tim Champion!!! Loved that show as a child.
William Fawcett as Hammill. He was in the early Peter Graves series Fury as "Old Pete"
John Doucette as an uncredited henchman, from so many other shows. The last thing I remember seeing him in was Patton (1970) as one of the American generals.
Jane Adams as Vicki Vale was a bit of a stretch. She looked familiar, but I had to look her up here on IMDB. She was the hunchbacked nurse in House of Dracula.