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| − | '''Eli Behar''' {{born|10|October|1906|died|26|November|1992}} played a [[ |
+ | '''Eli Behar''' {{born|10|October|1906|died|26|November|1992}} played a [[therapist]] named [[Eli]] in {{TOS|Dagger of the Mind}}. He filmed his scenes on Wednesday {{d|17|August|1966}} at [[Paramount Stage 32|Desilu Stage 10]]. |
Behar guested on ''The Wild Wild West'' in the episode "The Night of the Legion of Death" (1967, with [[Bill Erwin]] and [[Anthony Zerbe]]), ''Mission Impossible'' in the episodes "Fakeout" (1966, with [[Sid Haig]]) and "Phantoms" (1970, with [[Antoinette Bower]] and [[Gregory Sierra]]), and the 1971 film ''Up Your Alley'' (with [[Frank Corsentino]]). |
Behar guested on ''The Wild Wild West'' in the episode "The Night of the Legion of Death" (1967, with [[Bill Erwin]] and [[Anthony Zerbe]]), ''Mission Impossible'' in the episodes "Fakeout" (1966, with [[Sid Haig]]) and "Phantoms" (1970, with [[Antoinette Bower]] and [[Gregory Sierra]]), and the 1971 film ''Up Your Alley'' (with [[Frank Corsentino]]). |
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Revision as of 18:38, 6 November 2015
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... as Eli
Eli Behar (10 October 1906 – 26 November 1992; age 86) played a therapist named Eli in TOS: "Dagger of the Mind". He filmed his scenes on Wednesday 17 August 1966 at Desilu Stage 10.
Behar guested on The Wild Wild West in the episode "The Night of the Legion of Death" (1967, with Bill Erwin and Anthony Zerbe), Mission Impossible in the episodes "Fakeout" (1966, with Sid Haig) and "Phantoms" (1970, with Antoinette Bower and Gregory Sierra), and the 1971 film Up Your Alley (with Frank Corsentino).
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