Born in Princeton, Illinois, USA — Feb 10 1910• Died Oct 06 1960

Douglas Spencer (born July 4, 1910 – March 5, 1960) was an American actor, best known for his roles in classic science fiction films and film noirs during the 1940s and 1950s. Spencer was born in Baltimore, Maryland. He was drawn to the entertainment industry early on and began his career in theater before transitioning to films. He often played characters with a tough, no-nonsense edge, making him a popular choice for a variety of roles in films of the time. Spencer's big break came when he landed a role in the influential science fiction film *The Th…
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Alonzo McFadden

1st Martian




Joe Brock

Joe Shandell
Jonas

Mason

Ned 'Scotty' Scott

Axel 'Swede' Shipstead

Lou Schwartz (uncredited)

Minister (uncredited)

Kraler

Fritz the Organist (uncredited)

Sam Benson

Hospital Patient Seeing Imaginary Beetles (uncredited)

Frome Brother (uncredited)

Mr. Black

Dr. Brunner

Henry Slocum

Kelso

Simms

The Monitor of Metaluna

Bert Finch

Actor in Theatre Group (uncredited)

Rev. Douglas

Ike Bashaw

Stationmaster (uncredited)

Inspector Bailey

Henry T. Finch

Boatkeeper (uncredited)

Deli Customer (uncredited)

Hemp Scribner

Smith

Townsman (uncredited)

Guest (uncredited)

Doctor Bikel

Sheriff Jack Tillman

Sam Hooker (uncredited)

Police Secretary

Joey (uncredited)

Garode

Dr. Ramsdell

Man Listening to Radio (uncredited)

False Physician

Phony Judge

Auction Spectator (uncredited)

Father Procurator aka George

Train Conductor

Judge

Perry (Union agent)

Interior Decorator (uncredited)

New Years Eve Party Patron (uncredited)

Train Conductor (uncredited)

Mechanic

Military Policeman

Clayton Vance

Prisoner sharing cell with Herrick and Lochlin (uncredited)

Witness at Accident (uncredited)

Pigeon Keeper

Policeman in Dance Line (uncredited)

Marshal Fred Woodruff

Hotel Guest

Pilot (uncredited)

Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)

Prisoner in Irons

Lew Ludlow