| 7 Faces Of Dr. Lao | |||||
| Warner Bros. (1964) | |||||
| Crime, Fantasy, Science Fiction | |||||
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| Tony Randall | Dr. Lao/Merlin/Pan/Abominable Snowman/Medusa/Giant Serpent/Apollonius of Tyana/Audience member |
| Barbara Eden | Angela Benedict |
| Arthur O'Connell | Clint Stark |
| John Ericson | Ed Cunningham/transformed Pan |
| Noah Beery Jr. | Tim Mitchell |
| Lee Patrick | Mrs. Howard Cassin |
| Minerva Urecal | Kate Lindquist |
| John Qualen | Luther Lindquist |
| Frank Kreig | Peter Ramsey |
| Peggy Rea | Mrs. Peter Ramsey |
| Eddie Little Sky | George C. George |
| Royal Dano | Carey |
| Argentina Brunetti | Sarah Benedict |
| John Doucette | Lucas |
| Dal McKennon | Lean Cowboy |
| Director | George Pal
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| Producer | George Pal
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| Writer | Charles Beaumont
Charles G. Finney |
| Cinematography | Robert J. Bronner
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| Musician | Leigh Harline
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In Abilone, a little city in Arizona, the people are having a problem that threatens everyone’s future. Ed Cunningham (John Ericson) is a newsman who has issues with a dishonest man, Clinton Stark (Arthur O’Connell). Dr. Lao (Tony Randall) and a circus then arrive in town. Ed has fallen for a woman called Angela Benedict (Barbara Eden), a librarian. Angela’s son, Mike (Kevin Tate), becomes a friend of Dr. Lao, who is thousands of years old and has a lot of wisdom to share with the boy and the others. Dr. Lao is also Merlin the magician, who also performs his act for the people. |
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