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** In "Shock", guest star James Daly played a kidnapped U.S. envoy, the enemy agent impersonating him and Dan Briggs disguised, thanks to Steven Hill's difficulties. |
** In "Shock", guest star James Daly played a kidnapped U.S. envoy, the enemy agent impersonating him and Dan Briggs disguised, thanks to Steven Hill's difficulties. |
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** When Leonard Nimoy replaced Martin Landau as the disguise expert, he played his regular role of Paris and the [[Big Bad]] in "The Choice", and Paris, a double of a deceased premier and said premier (in pictures), plus the "Robot" of the title. There were also several times when he played minor roles in disguise and the audience had no idea it was him. |
** When Leonard Nimoy replaced Martin Landau as the disguise expert, he played his regular role of Paris and the [[Big Bad]] in "The Choice", and Paris, a double of a deceased premier and said premier (in pictures), plus the "Robot" of the title. There were also several times when he played minor roles in disguise and the audience had no idea it was him. |
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* [[The Danza]]: Subverted. Bruce Geller wrote Martin Landau's part with the actor in mind, going so far as to name the character "Martin Land" in the pilot script. Landau said he was honored, but requested the name be changed, which it was to "Rollin Hand". |
* [[The Danza]]: Subverted. Bruce Geller wrote Martin Landau's part with the actor in mind, going so far as to name the character "Martin Land" in the pilot script. Landau said he was honored, but requested the name be changed, which it was to "Rollin Hand". Played straight in "The Tram", with Victor French as Vic Hatcher (although even then it was nearly averted, as French replaced originally cast Keenan Wynn). |
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