TV SeriesSteve Canyon
1958 · NBC · Ended · 25 min
TV SeriesTV SeriesTV Series1958 · NBC · Ended · 25 min
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Dean Fredericks
Lt. Col. Steve Canyon
34 episodes
Jackson Beck
Announcer / Announcer (uncredited)
34 episodes
Werner Klemperer
Linz
1 episode
Eric Feldary
Gyorgy
1 episode
Claude Akins
Sgt. Brecker
1 episode
Valerie Allen
Amy St. John
1 episode
Ron Ely
Pete Randall
1 episode
Nick Adams
Sgt. Korman
1 episode
Wesley Lau
Sgt. Bowman
1 episode
George Brenlin
Lt. Collins
1 episode
William Schallert
Major Karl Richmond
1 episode
Michael Hinn
General Trevor
1 episode
Jack Hogan
Tower Operator
1 episode
Douglas Henderson
Lt. Mahoney
1 episode
Robert F. Simon
Col. Hampton
1 episode
Abel Fernandez
Sgt. Abel Featherstone / Airman Abel Featherstone
4 episodes
Barney Phillips
Flight Surgeon
1 episode
Paul Maxwell
Maj. Russell
1 episode
Robert Sampson
Sgt. Walsh - Tower Operator
1 episode
Russell Johnson
Maj. Pitch Hammer
1 episode
Jacqueline Scott
Pat Hammer
1 episode
John Doucette
Col. Dorrance
1 episode
Martin Milner
Sgt. Ernest Bigelow
1 episode
Patricia Blair
Janice Taft
1 episode
Paul Mantee
Sgt. Taliman
1 episode
John Gallaudet
Col. Hackley
1 episode
Jerry Paris
Maj. 'Willie' Williston
3 episodes
Read Morgan
Ray Gorski
1 episode
Lewis Charles
Mile Away Jones
1 episode
Ted de Corsia
Police Chief Hagedorn
2 episodes
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