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1. Long before he became a famous actor or an Oscar winning director he had a very brief appearance in the episode "Walking Distance". Although he only had a few lines, his performance was memorable enough to garner him a few more opportunities. The rest, as they say, is history. Who is this person?
2. Fans of the "Planet of the Apes" movies from the 1960s and 1970s may recognize this British performer who appeared in one episode of the "Twilight Zone" entitled "People Are Alike All Over" in 1960. His costar in the episode was the very lovely Susan Oliver. Who is this well known actor?
3. "Star Wars" fans may remember this entertainer for his role in "The Empire Strikes Back" as the voice of the character Boba Fett. He actually appeared in more than one episode of the "Twilight Zone" including one as a train conductor in the heartbreaking episode "A Stop at Willoughby". Who is this talented man?
4. This sexy screen siren turned many heads in the 1950s and 1960s. Her appearance in 1960 as Marsha White, a mannequin who thinks she's a real person, in the episode "The After Hours" was one of the most famous from the first season of the "Twilight Zone". Many sci-fi movie fans may recall her from her role in "Forbidden Planet"(1956). Can you name this American beauty?
5. Several cast members of the television show "Bewitched" have made appearances at one time or another in the "Twilight Zone". In the episode "A World of Difference", Howard Duff plays Arthur Curtis who goes into the office one day only to realize that everyone he thought he knew are simply characters in a movie. Or are they? His agent was played by one of the performers from "Bewitched". Can you name this performer?
6. Known by many nostalgic television fans from the 1950s for his role in "The Honeymooners", this actor appeared as a drunken bum named Henry Corwin who gets a chance to be the "real" Santa Clause in the episode "Night of the Meek". What actor am I referring to?
7. Many television fans from the 1970s will recognize this actor for this role as the title character in "The Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo". In 1960 he played Steve Brand in the episode "The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street" opposite Jack Weston. Can you name this actor?
8. This man is practically a part of movie history with roles in famous films like "Easy Rider", "Apocalypse Now" and "Speed". In the episode "He's Alive", he plays the role of Peter Vollmer, a white supremacist who is visited by the ghost of Adolf Hitler. Can you name this well known actor?
9. As a young boy, this actor starred in three episodes of "Twilight Zone" during its run. In "Long Distance Call", he plays the role of Billy Bayles, a youth so attached to his grandmother that he will even follow her to the grave. His grandmother gives him a toy telephone. As one might expect, this toy telephone is something one can only find in the "Twilight Zone". Can you name this child actor?
10. Many consider "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly" to be one of the more influential of the Spaghetti Western films. One of the stars of that movie also made an appearance in a western themed episode of the "Twilight Zone" entitled "The Grave". Can you name this mysterious hombre?
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