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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. James Karen (November 28, 1923 - October 23, 2018) was an American character actor of Broadway, film and television. Description above from the Wikipedia article James Karen, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia
as Frank Teague
as Interviewee #1
as Old Man Bender
as Self
as Pastor Tom Keller
as Anthony
as Ralph George
as Seymour Redfield
as Sales Clerk
as Anthony
as Himself
as Father Rohn
as Saddius
as Seyton Ethelquake
as Reverend Beaks
as Martin Frohm
as Ben Hubbard
as Self - Host / Narrator
as Sy
as Larry Jacobs
as Wally Brown
as George Ball
as Christina's Advisor
as Phil Morton
as Dad
as Victor Bowden
as Self - Interviewee
as President Mitchell
as Brad Peters
as Norman Calloway
as Secretary of Defense Laughton
as The Client / Mayor
as Ray
as William Tager
as TV Reporter
as Tom Orr
as Bill Rogers
as Governor
as College President / Elliot's Boss
as Winston Briggers
as Mr. Stewart
as Peter Franklin
as Sam Mosbach
as Kafka
as George
as Assistant District Attorney Al Sampson
as Dr. X
as Dr. Richard Meyerling
as Arthur
as Jenkins / Uncle Harry
as Averill Crandall
as Judge Bowelmore
as Judge Bowelmore
as Charles O'Donnell
as Dean of Students
as Ned Randall
as Carl's Dad
as Himself
as Lynch
as Himself / Host / Narrator
as Logan
as Gen. Climet Wilson
as Andrew Hardesty
as Frank
as Richman
as Mr. Collins
as Nathan Lassiter
as Mr. Fairchild
as Lawyer
as Juge Hillier
as Dr. Wendell J. Rossmore
as Mr. Teague
as Dr. Spandler
as Loomis
as Barney Callahan
as Adm. McIntire
as Untermeyer
as Alvin Heller
as Fred Korbell
as Mac Churchill
as Psychologist
as Power Broker
as Andrews
as Bellboy
as Vice President Price
as Bob Block
as Dr. Sutterman
as Dr. Wingreen
as Hugh Sloan's Lawyer
as Annenberg
as Child Psychiatrist
as Old Age Home Director
as Professor Camden
as Dr. Steele
as Passerby
