Preston Foster(1900-1970)

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In 1964, a group of scientists create a portal that takes them to a barren, mutant inhabited, Earth in the year 2071.

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The Time Travelers (1964)

Actor, composer, songwriter, guitarist and author. He moved from Broadway acting (1928-1932) into films, touring America with his wife and daughter, and did some recordings. He was the executive producer at the El Camino Playhouse in California. Joining ASCAP in 1953, his chief musical collaborator was Perry Botkin. His popular-song compositions include "Good Ship Lalapaloo" and "Two Shillelagh O'Sullivan".

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Nominated for 1 Primetime Emmy
- 6 wins & 1 nomination total

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Known for

The Last Days of Pompeii

6.4

Marcus

1935

Annie Oakley

6.6

Toby Walker

1935

Kansas City Confidential

7.3

Tim Foster

1952

Two Seconds

6.9

Bud Clark

1932

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Actor

Chubasco
5.4
- Nick Casell
- 1968
You've Got to Be Smart
4.7
- D.O. Griggs
- 1967
The Time Travelers
5.2
- Dr. Erik von Steiner
- 1964
Advance to the Rear
5.9
- Gen. Bateman (uncredited)
- 1964
77 Sunset Strip
7.7
TV Series
- Boss Gates
- 1964
The Man from Galveston
5.9
- Judge Homer Black
- 1963
The Eleventh Hour
7.5
TV Series
- Philip Green
- 1963
Going My Way
7.6
TV Series
- Francis X. Finnegan
- 1963
Target: The Corruptors
7.2
TV Series
- Harvey Bragen
- 1961
Outlaws
7.2
TV Series
- Major Ramsur
- 1961
Gunslinger
7.9
TV Series
- Capt. Zachary Wingate
- 1961
Schlitz Playhouse
7.4
TV Series
- Bob Hood
- 1953–1958
Jane Wyman Presents the Fireside Theatre
7.1
TV Series
- Colonel Dan McGann
- 1958
The O. Henry Playhouse
6.4
TV Series
- John McCaskey
- 1957
Destination 60, 000
6.2
- Col. Ed Buckley
- 1957

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Alternative name
- Preston S. Foster
Height
- 6′ 2″ (1.88 m)
Born
- August 24, 1900
- Pitman, New Jersey, USA
Died
- July 14, 1970
- La Jolla, California, USA
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Other works
Stage: Appeared (as "Leary") in "Adam Had Two Sons" on Broadway. Written by John McDermott. Directed by Melville Burke. Alvin Theatre: 20 Jan 1932-Jan 1932 (closing date unknown/5 performances). Cast: Jay Adair (as "Ed"), Pilar Arcos, Lola Bazan, Herbert Belmore, Muriel Campbell, Alex Cross, Aristides de Leoni, Harry DeKoven (as "Pedro"), Johanne Douglas, Evelyn Downing, Walter Farrell, Gilberti Fray, Genevieve Frizzell, Helen Glenn, Raymond Hackett (as "Kid"), Marshall Hale (as "Derelict"), Frank Horton, John Junior, Paul Kelly (as "Matt"), Constance Kerr, Harry Klint, Edward La Roche, Daniel Marenko, Franklin Munnell, Raquel Torres (as "Teresa"), Regine Valdy, James Young. Produced by Vinton Freedley and Alex Aarons.
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