Born in New York City, New York, USA — Jan 05 1916• Died Apr 16 1995

Alfred Ryder, the veteran actor who appeared on radio and Broadway and in the movies and TV and who also was a renowned stage director, was born Alfred Jacob Corn on January 5, 1916, in New York City. He made his professional debut as an actor at the age of eight and attended New York City's Professional Children's School. His Broadway debut came in 1929, when the 13-year-old Ryder played a "lost boy" in Eva Le Gallienne's production of J.M. Barrie's "Peter Pan". Ryder studied acting with Benno Schneider, Robert Lewis and Lee Strasberg. He appeared in th…
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Robert Crater

Colonel Valentin Yetkoff

Attorney Johnathan Rudolph



Barkley


Harry Quon

Heismann


Ketch

Joe Lannon

Carl Blakely


Dr. Tony Stewart


Otto Mann


Dr. Stanley Winters


Edgar Price

Captain Philo


Mr. Nexus

Emile


Nathan Monk

Garedon

John Marriott


Hank Voyles




Corio


First Minister



Parteg

Hunza Schroeder


Col. Gerschon

Lester Ringle




Gaspard

Nico Kofie
Garrison



Goudy



Astrologer

Capt. Yolles

Frank Benedict

Tony Champion

Milhauser

Tony Genaro / Tony Galvani

Dr. George Corlane

Cheyne

The Man

Col. Grand

Dr. Frank Larsen

Mike Romanoff

Lt. Mike Morris

Doc Barker
Pittsburgh Phil

Dr. Donald Stuart

Captain Benton

O.J. Onselm

Additional Voice (voice)

Investigator

Dr. Al Marsdan

Hamlet

Narrator