The Twilight Zone ( 1959-1964) 🌎 Then and Now 2019

The Twilight Zone TV Series ( 1959-1964) Then and Now
All World Review Then and Now Videos Playlist:
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Donna Douglas as Janet Tyler- "Eye of the Beholder"
Edson Stroll as Walter Smith
Claude Akins as Steve Brand- "The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street"
Jack Weston as Charlie Farnsworth
Burt Metcalfe as Don Martin
Lloyd Bochner as Michael Chambers- "To Serve Man"
Richard Kiel as Kanamit
William Shatner as Bob Wilson- "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet"
Asa Maynor as Stewardess
Telly Savalas as Erich Streator- "Living Doll"
Tracy Stratford as Christie Streator
Mickey Rooney as Grady- "The Last Night of a Jockey"
James Coburn as Major French- "The Old Man in the Cave"
Antoinette Bower as Eve Norda- "Probe 7, Over and Out"
Harold Gould as General Larrabee
Warren Oates as Cpl. Richard Langsford- "The 7th Is Made Up of Phantoms"
Randy Boone as Pvt. Michael McCluskey
Mariette Hartley as Sandra Horn- "The Long Morrow"
Collin Wilcox Paxton as Marilyn Cuberle- "Number 12 Looks Just Like You"
Richard Long as Tom
Denver Pyle as Stu Tillman- "Black Leather Jackets"
Michael Conrad as Sheriff Harper
Michael Forest as Steve
Shelley Fabares as Ellen Tillman
Jack Warden as James A. Corry- "The Lonely"
John Dehner as Captain Allenby
Jean Marsh as Alicia
Ted Knight as Adams

[@WorldReview]

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[@RobertOrwellSandman]

Why did they do that to you, mate?

[@josemoreno3334]

Love watching those Twilight Zone marathons.

[@kmeccat]

I must say...they all aged very well! Some died so young, tho. Most of these were relative unknowns when they did Twilight Zone...but went on to do great things! Thank you for the memories!!

[@bobwallace9814]

With all the retro TV stations now, these folks are on TV more now than they ever were.

[@jackgrattan1447]

John Dehner was in everything, and he never gave a bad performance.

[@josephwallace225]

There are more living than I thought there would be. Bless them all.

[@robertstv8045]

I like how characters from the same episode are shown together. Well done.

[@virginiaconnor8350]

Less confusing that way. Trip Tucker on "Enterprise" mentioned the 'Twilight Zone" in the episode 'Carbon Creek'. William Shatner wasn't the only " ST" actor to play in it.

[@MisterVolts]

Michael Forest = Zeus, classic Star Trek

[@Bigbro28]

Nobody has really gone while they remain in our memories. Thankfully, they are preserved on film. Thanks for another great presentation. 🐨🇦🇺

[@deborahskillman3003]

Martin Usher . I'm always love Donna Douglas on The Beverly Hillbillies I always liked her and then try light zone eyes of the beholder but she's always a beautiful woman she's gorgeous I never said if I was a man I would have a crush on her we're all going to miss her rest in peace

[@garyl7735]

Very well said

[@bruceliggett8036]

Time is such a horrifying thing!

[@jmcrjc6799]

I agree

[@danielpena2726]

Just bought the entire series on blu-ray, can't wait to see all the ones I missed!

[@IwshIcldstrtover]

I cannot believe that William Shatner is 88! He looks like he's 50!

[@RCGoetzke]

Except for his early hair loss and later weight gain, he's aged very well.

[@slickchick5811]

@@RCGoetzke wasnt necessary

[@jamalmccoy1982]

May Mr shatner live as long as God allows him to. .. great actor great human being. ...

[@gabespetit1006]

What a serious bunch of talent! With the exception of one or two of these actors...I remember them all. My Gosh, so much talent. Thank you for the memories.

[@budderkupp1282]

One actor who is sadly missing from the Black Leather Jackets episode in this video is Lee Kinsolving..who is the star of that episode. He was a good looking, up and coming actor who had the same agent as James Dean, and his agent had planned on leading Kinsolving to the big time. Unfortunately, Lee Kinsolving died in 1974 at age 36, of a sudden respiratory illness, and never got to fulfill his dreams.

[@RCGoetzke]

I remember him in some early 1960s TV westerns, of which there were many.

[@dennisthehirev580]

Awesome World Review!

[@jamalmccoy1982]

RIP to all the actors and actresses who are no longer with us they were a part of one of the greatest TV classics of all time. ... and God bless the ones who are still here! !!!

[@community1949]

Claude Akins was only 67 when he died - he looks a lot older than that.

[@jameltaras411]

Jack Warden, he was such a good Actor

[@billkeane528]

its sad to see that some died not long after in their 4os and 50s never growing old

[@bertram_oredrock]

Great review. So many great actors and actresses!

[@lylewilliams1371]

Thank you!

[@iceman4408]

I liked Claude Akins.

[@phayzyre1052]

Aside from William Shatner it's a wonder anyone else from this time period is still alive.

[@deborahwatson2432]

Ah..memories of a better era! RIp: To all we have lost 😔

[@lincbond442]

Many of these actors also appeared on another great TV series, The Fugitive.

[@thesledge1969]

Great videos back to back of this series love it and please keep up the great work. Do u have a emergency video

[@WorldReview]

No, I don't have an Emergency video yet, its on the list of shows to do of course but I don't know when I will get to it.

[@thesledge1969]

@@WorldReview thank u for the reply, and keep the great videos coming . I love this stuff

[@melissacooper4282]

8:22 I mainly remember Jean Marsh the most when she played the part of Mombi in Return to Oz.

[@guytremblay1647]

4:05 Jesus my childhood heroe James coburn ''A man named Flint ''

[@boneeatingsilicate580]

Shatner almost 90, outlived them all..he was excellent in both TZ's he was in

[@brettskie0752]

Amazing and sad! Loved and Love that show!

[@alwayswondering4051]

Is it all-that strange to ask; 'what's the point in living, if you're just going to die' ? It's always bothered me losing someone I've cared about; 'am I merely angry with the helplessness of my own depression' ? Anyway, regardless, I still think the question sticks. There is just something of a horrible waste to it all. I guess that's why some things need 'meaning' 😶

[@Magnetron692]

James Coburn: Steiner - das eiserne Kreuz, The Iron Cross from 1977.

[@oveidasinclair982]

Ted Knight was a hansom man in his younger years.

[@garymazzeo3490]

Notice how the ears and nose grow.....then the hair goes

[@slickchick5811]

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[@krisdouglas7248]

Not many left

[@stephenindc9102]

Who was on The Twilight Zone? Hollywood was on The Twilight Zone.

[@manuelmaldonadojr2526]

thank you show is pic.

[@charlesbaldo]

Thank You, Now I feel silly and impatient asking in part one where is Shatner? I should have known you were saving him :) William Shatner was also Don Carter in Episode "Nick of Time" Now that we have seen so many Trek characters in Twilight Zone How About Star Trek? Or Maybe I should just be patient :)

[@WorldReview]

Star Trek is on the list too, there's a few more TZ actors that were in Star Trek too that will be in upcoming videos.

[@joeb6853]

Many have been in other sitcoms others to become great actors. Unlike today very few died of drug overdose, mostly lived long.

[@tommyguo4031]

Lots of movie script writers are inspired by this show

[@frictionRx5]

oh you remembered the robot lady from the asteroid I think she was in the film 9 to 5

[@MrHeadbanger366]

She was Roz in the TV series.

[@BeachsideHank]

That's Jean Marsh, think: "Upstairs Downstairs", the British PBS import that let America discover what it had missed in the early half of the 20th century world of lords, ladies, manors, and domestics. ☺

[@grld0cheerleadin]

You forgot to list causes of death in this one ☝️🤷‍♂️

[@christopherbrownmaaga4668]

William shatner and Ray liotta look just a like they could be cousins

[@BeachsideHank]

5:53, Colin Wilcox Paxton- To Kill a Mockingbird (1962), As the pitiable rape accuser Mayella Violet Ewell, caught up in a world not of her making, and desperately trying to salvage what little of a miserable existence she had by bearing false witness. Ms. Wilcox should've been right up there with other supporting actor nominations; her performance in coming apart on the witness stand during testimony was nothing less than riveting. Damn the Academy!

[@belia1313]

Fucking sucks to get old man 😤😭

[@community1949]

These are all W W 2 people or some may be the poodle shirt bunch like Elvis.

[@tommyhood6785]

Tommiebarnes

[@tommyhood6785]

Tommiebarnes

[@raysnyder7512]

Memories are for those who have no future. Don't look back. The past is dead.

[@elizabethroy1079]

I understand your point but this is a bit harsh.

[@Daysleeper1000]

Ray, what are you thinking? 5 minutes of nostalgia is not living in the past. Is it detrimental to you? Then why r u here? R u a troll?

[@BeachsideHank]

I do not grieve over death but simply for the inability to make new memories.

[@raysnyder7512]

@@Daysleeper1000 Sorry not a troll just a person that doesn't ponder on deeds past. What's new is my philosophy. Memories are anchors holding us back. A passing glance to see how far you have come is different and positive. Lingering in the past is for old ladies not men. Never say you're sorry either it's a sign of weakness.

[@Daysleeper1000]

@@raysnyder7512 I agree with not living in past. And like you, I believe in learning but keep moving and control only what I can control...cant change any one or the past, but I can learn from the past. but I disagree with never saying "sorry". Healthy shame and remorse, which could be reason to say "sorry" is good. Guilt? Not so much. Useless emotion.