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RIP John Humphreys

Huntingdon, West Virginia — John Humphreys, who played Mikey in the movie in episode 514- TEENAGE STRANGLER, died at his home here June 29. He was 74, and spent most of his life as a speech therapist. “Teenage Strangler” was his only film role.
He later attended the first ConventioCon ExpoFest-A-Rama in 1994, where he recounted tales of the production, including an explanation of his histrionic performance.

A complete novice when the film was made, he said he took his acting cues from his co-star, Jo Canterbury, whom he knew was from New York and had some acting experience. And so, as her performance became more and more teary and shrill, so did his.

Incidentally, during our web host difficulties, two small MSTory passings got passed over, Jered Barclay (age 91), who played (reportedly) a character named Ralph in the movie in episode 112- UNTAMED YOUTH (though I can’t find anyone who is addressed by that name in the movie) and Burt Metcalfe (age 87), who had an uncredited bit part as a guard in the movie in episode 906- THE SPACE CHILDREN.

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RIP David Warner

Northwood, England — David Warner, a veteran British actor known for his roles in “Titanic,” “The Omen” and the “Star Trek” franchise, died July 24 at a nursing home here. He was 80.

MSTies will recall that he played both Lord Vultare and Baydool in the movie in episode 913- QUEST OF THE DELTA KNIGHTS.

UPI has the story.

RIP Kathy Marlowe

Newport Beach, Calif. — Blonde bombshell Kathy Marlowe, who had both a film and modeling career in the 1950s, died here July 2.

MSTies will remember her from a role early in her career: she played a reporter in the movie in episode 201- ROCKETSHIP X.M.

Here’s a nice retrospective.