Keir Dullea (Actor)

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(05-30-1936 - ) Age 90

Keir Dullea was one of the astronauts in 2001: A Space Odessy.

 

 

 

He appeared in the following 5 episodes of Radio Mystery Theater
Date Episode Title Plot
01/27/1975 0213 A Coffin for the Devil A man gathers a group of specialists along with the famous E. G. Marshall and reads them a very old letter written by one of his ancestors. The letter narrates the events regarding a young mortician's assistant and a peculiar man ordering a special coffin for himself.
03/19/1982 1304 The Magic Stick of Manitu In order to establish ties with a musical race from another galaxy, the assistant of an interstellar diplomat becomes enchanted with the alien nation; meanwhile her boss devises the best way to exploit them.
03/18/1975 0241 It's Murder, Mr. Lincoln A tale set in Abraham Lincoln's early years getting a case where the man is charged of murder and no one else dares to defend him. Lincoln is advised to move slowly, but he charges head on.
03/31/1982 1309 I Am the Killer The head of obstetrics in a 19th century hospital works to discover the cause of the high fatality rate during labor despite their technological advancement compared to the local midwives.
01/06/1975 0197 The Premature Burial A doctor helps his friend dig up the corpse of his loved one who married a wicked man. They find her to be alive, and now her evil husband wants her back!


4 Responses to Dullea Keir

Dr. Dave Bowman: "Open the pod bay door, HAL." HAL 9000: "I'm sorry, Dave. I'm afraid I can't do that."

Rhett Ballew

I remember him from the moving film "David & Lisa"

Paul Pluth

Paul, I just watched "David and Lisa" last week. It was a great film. The entire cast was excellent.

Ed Norris

I see in Keir Dullea's Wiki page this bit of information. It is interesting that it says he had more uncredited roles. Was it common for Himen Brown to use an actor and not give credit? It seems in a pinch, especially with Robert Dryden, an actor would alter their voice and play other roles. 1975–1982 Radio Mystery Theater multiple characters (voice) 5 episodes, many uncredited episodes; radio plays

Al Z


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