The Ray Bradbury Theater 1985

Fantasy Fantasy Horror

"The Ray Bradbury Theater" was a Canadian-produced anthology series scripted by famed science-fiction author Ray Bradbury. Many of the teleplays were based upon Bradbury's novels and short stories.

Tous les titres
  • Театр Рэя Брэдбери
  • The Bradbury Trilogy
  • Mystery Theatre
  • The Ray Bradbury Theatre
  • Bradburys Gruselkabinett
  • AU: The Ray Bradbury Theater The Ray Bradbury Theater
  • CA: Le monde fantastique de Ray Bradbury Le monde fantastique de Ray Bradbury
  • FI: Ray Bradbury esittää Ray Bradbury esittää
  • FI: Bradbury Trilogia Bradbury Trilogia
  • FI: Ray Bradburyn teatteri Ray Bradburyn teatteri
  • FI: Silminnäkijät Silminnäkijät
  • FI: Kahlenuket Oy Kahlenuket Oy
  • FI: Leikkikentä Leikkikentä
  • FR: Ray Bradbury présente Ray Bradbury présente
  • DE: Bradburys Gruselkabinett Bradburys Gruselkabinett
  • HU: Ray Bradbury színháza Ray Bradbury színháza
  • RS: Pozorište Reja Bredberija Pozorište Reja Bredberija
  • SE: I fantasins gränsland I fantasins gränsland
  • VE: El teatro de Ray Bradbury El teatro de Ray Bradbury
Directeur
Randy Bradshaw
Roger Tompkins
John Laing
Artistes
Ray Bradbury
as Self - Introduction
Michael Copeman
as Bartender
Frank Whitten
as Mailman
Desmond Kelly
as Dr. Steffans
Wayne Robson
as Man in Store
Harold Gould
as Colonel Stonesteel
Charles Martin Smith
as Douglas Rogers
Michael Sarrazin
as John Colt
John Bach
as Lazlo
Michael Hurst
as Lt. Simmons
Jennifer Dale
as Banshee
Robert Clothier
as Mr. Fremley
Jayne Eastwood
as Elmira Brown
Alan Scarfe
as John Oatis Kendall
Neil Munro
as Father
Kenneth Welsh
as Captain Wilder
Sheila Moore
as Anna
Helen Moulder
as Black's Mother
Patricia Phillips
as Cynthia Fortnum
Ken Blackburn
as Policeman
Susan Wilson
as Miss Pope
Peter Rowley
as Druggist
Brian Sergent
as Boltz
Bill Meilen
as Jahdoo
Frank C. Turner
as John Webley
Patrick Smith
as Pale Man
Jocelyn Brodeur
as Mrs. McNamara
Richard Kiley
as Doug
Drew Barrymore
as Heather Leary
Jeff Goldblum
as Cogswell
Peter O'Toole
as John Hampton
Helen Shaver
as Miss Haight
Eugene Levy
as Bert Harris
Michael Ironside
as William Acton
Saul Rubinek
as John Griffths
Donald Pleasence
as George Hill
Denholm Elliott
as Richard Braling
Alan Bates
as John Fabian
Mary Morris
as Matilda Hanks
Susan Wooldridge
as Alice Leiber
Magali Noël
as Minerva Halliday
Cris Campion
as Terwilliger
Adam Negley
as Douglas
Megan Follows
as Aimee
David Ogden Stiers
as Leonard Mead
Susannah York
as Nora
John Saxon
as Dudley Stone
Josh Saviano
as Willie
Pat Harrington Jr.
as Robert
Gordon Thomson
as Douglas
Linda Kelsey
as Lydia Hadley
Kiel Martin
as Eckles
David Carradine
as Spender
Robert Culp
as John Hathaway
Eileen Brennan
as Mrs. Annabelle Shrike
James Whitmore
as Craig Bennett Stiles
Timothy Bottoms
as Driscoll
Sally Kellerman
as Clara Goodwater
Eddie Albert
as Jonathan Hughes
Hal Linden
as Captain Black
Patrick Macnee
as Stendahl
Vincent Gardenia
as Mr. Terle
Bruce Weitz
as Albert Brock
Zachary Bennett
as Hank Walterson
Joanna Cassidy
as Lavinia
Carol Kane
as Polly Horne
Elliott Gould
as Leo Auffmann
John Vernon
as La Farge
Howard Hesseman
as Walter Bayes
Shelley Duvall
as Leota Bean
Louise Fletcher
as Miss Weldon
Michael J. Pollard
as Mr. Benedict
Sally Kirkland
as Mary Morris
John Glover
as Walter Grip
Tyne Daly
as Cora Gibbs
Len Cariou
as Douglas
Ben Cross
as Ettil Vyre
Marc Singer
as Commander Trask
Jean Stapleton
as Grandma
Richard Benjamin
as Mr. Howard
Gregory Sierra
as Ricardo Reyes
Paul Le Mat
as Charlie
David Birney
as Captain Williams
Janice Rule
as Anna (age 60)
Ray Sharkey
as The Father
William Shatner
as Charles Underhill
James Coco
as Braling
Nick Mancuso
as Spallner
Janet-Laine Green
as Mrs. Leary
Ed McNamara
as Old Man
Robert Vaughn
as Jerome Huxley
Ronald Lacey
as The Listener
Dan O'Herlihy
as Charles Braling
Ian Bannen
as The Ghastly Passenger
Leigh Lawson
as David Leiber
Lynsey Baxter
as Katherine
Kate Lynch
as Alicia Hart
Keram Malicki-Sánchez
as Martin
Féodor Atkine
as Mr. Koberman
Jean-Pierre Kalfon
as Lt. Krovitch
Daniel Ceccaldi
as Glass
Diane D'Aquila
as Clarisse
Malcolm Stewart
as George Hadley
Miguel Fernandes
as Ralph Banghart
Richard Comar
as Charles
Georgie Collins
as Old Woman
Ray Henwood
as Herb Thompson
Grant Tilly
as Donald Stockwell
Marc Reid
as Tom Fortnum
Eli Sharplin
as Young Douglas
Paul Gross
as Skip
Barry Morse
as Mr. Foxe
Gerard Parkes
as Mr. Smith
Cedric Smith
as Dr. Arnold Fellows
George Touliatos
as Captain Wilder
Peter Elliott
as Chatterton
Nathaniel Moreau
as Pete
Jesse Collins
as Jonathan Hughes
Shawn Ashmore
as Charlie
Katharine Isabelle
as Mink Morris
Yannick Bisson
as Roger (age 18-22)
Robert Joy
as Norman Llewellyn Booth
Shane Meier
as Charles Scott Jones
Mimi Kuzyk
as Lena Auffmann
Sheila McCarthy
as Francine
Gordon Pinsent
as Mr. X
Ron White
as Walter Bean
Paul Clemens
as Tom
Henry Beckman
as Mr. Merriwell Blythe
David Orth
as Benjy
Geordie Johnson
as Writer
Monica Parker
as Genevieve
Robert Ball
as Doone
Howard Jerome
as Van Plank
Robert Morelli
as Tom Barton
Leslie Nielsen
as Fantoccini
R.H. Thomson
as Morgan
Keith Dutson
as Steve
Cec Linder
as Salesman
Roger Dunn
as Mr. Leary
Roy Kinnear
as Funeral Director
Cyril Cusack
as Doctor Jeffers
Clive Swift
as St. John Court
Sonja Smits
as Mary
Peggy Mount
as The Judge
James Kidnie
as Hotel Clerk
Micheline Presle
as Grandma
Linda Goranson
as Mother
Jim Dunk
as Joe Clarence
Peter Blais
as Munigant
François Clavier
as Train Official
Patti Layne
as Alyce Fabian
William Kircher
as Ned Bantlin
Stig Eldred
as Voice
Damien Atkins
as Peter Hadley
Sheila Hammond
as Duchess
Machs Colombani
as Mr. Bigelow
Jessica Billingsley
as Young Tally
Michael McLeod
as Agent
Trevor McArthur
as The Bully
Doreen Ibsen
as Woman in Park
Vivienne Labone
as Susan Thompson
Judith Buchan
as Cora
George Henare
as Forrester
Stuart Devenie
as Garrett
James Purcell
as Parkhill
Dulcie Smart
as Alice Hughes
Joseph Shaw
as Mr. Shaw
Donna Akersten
as Agnes Brock
Bartley Bard
as Sam Brown
Perry Piercy
as Sam
Lucy Lawless
as Liddy Barton
Bill Johnson
as Tom Gibbs
Larry Musser
as Lt. Wilson
Paul McIver
as Saul Auffmann
John Sumner
as Mr. Stuyvesant
Earl Pastko
as Tom Carmody
Peter Bland
as Dr. Wolcott
Kelly Johnson
as John Phipps
John Gilbert
as Assignor
Ross Duncan
as Mr. Simpson
Yvonne Lawley
as Mother
Ciaran Pennington
as The Boy
Jill Dyck
as Helen
Maggie Harper
as Helen
Adam Derges
as Charles Scott Jones
David Turri
as 1 episode, 1992
Kate Trotter
as Carol
David Hughes
as Doctor
Errol Slue
as Conductor
Sylvestra Le Touzel
as Emily
Kate Hardie
as Miss Treadwell
Iain Cuthbertson
as Prosecuting Counsel
Sean Hewitt
as Dr. Burleigh
Barry Greene
as Gun Salesman
Lottie Ward
as Nurse
Hervé Pauchon
as Priest
Julie Reitzman
as Glass' Niece
Annabelle Mouloudji
as Ilyana Riamonova
Olwyn Chipman
as Party Person #1
Matt Murphy
as Man On Television
Arne MacPherson
as Young Man in Park
David Cameron
as Magazine Vendor
Judy Mahbey
as Mrs. Goodbody
Sylvia Rands
as Tally's Mother
Mary Day
as Charlotte
Lewis Rowe
as Dudley Stone's Publisher
Shana Alexander
as Wendy Hadley
Michael Batley
as Hunter
Keith Richardson
as Keith Parkinson
Ben Cardinal
as Cheroke
Michael Galvin
as Assistant
Donna-Lynne Larson
as 1 episode, 1990
Jonathan Marks
as Joseph Pike
Patrick Smyth
as Henley's Grandfather
Michael Noonan
as Mr. Shrike
Michael Haigh
as Mr. Jessup
Lorae Parry
as Koestler
Jordan Singer
as Tom
Marton Csokas
as Sid
Eric Johnson
as 1 episode, 1992
Vicky Haughton
as Maria Reyes
Noel Trevarthen
as Roger (age 60)
David Neale
as Lt. Young
John Dee
as Gramps Medknowe
Mark Raffety
as Cooper
Mark Clare
as Workman
Paul Coeur
as 1 episode, 1992
Jan Alexandra Smith
as Tylla Vyre
Ian Watkin
as Heeber Finn
Gilbert Goldie
as Mr. Gilpatrick
Stephen O'Rourke
as Officer Kennedy
John Smythe
as Mr. Whetmore
Warren Graves
as Donald Bowers
Roy Bonnell
as Lincoln
Brian Taylor
as Henry Morris
Tania Mason
as Naomi Auffmann
Walter Kaasa
as 1 episode, 1992
Victor Ertmanis
as Paramedic
Mirko Malish
as Ralph
Clare Coulter
as Store Owner
Redmond Gleeson
as Bartender
Ian Heath
as Dippy
Frank Williams
as Defence Counsel
Robin Soans
as Father
Sharolyn Sparrow
as Party Person #2
Thick Wilson
as Fat Man
Henri Poirier
as Mr. Dumas
Sylvie Novak
as Nun
Vladimir Bondarenko
as Detective
Eric Hebert
as Big Boy
Hilary Staunton
as Mr. Douglas
Thomas Peacocke
as David McLean
Christine MacInnis
as Charlotte's Mother
Ann Pacey
as Anne Parkinson
John McDavitt
as Hunter
Linda Rabinowich
as Stranger's Wife
Barbara Laurenson
as Old Woman
Prue Langbein
as Douglas' Mother
Bruce J. Mitchell
as Bill Williamson
Brian Jensen
as Biggs
Pat Evison
as Mrs. Foley
Alice Fraser
as Miss Blunt
Wendy Macfarlane
as Henley's Grandmother
Paul Nadas
as Albert
Erik Thomson
as Young Man
Janne Mortil
as Lavenia
Peter McCauley
as Sheriff
Catherine Wolf
as Anna (age 18-22)
Billy Morton
as Juke Marmer
June Bishop
as The Woman (Mrs. White)
Lee Grant
as Mrs. Rogers
Terry Hayman
as Fogarty
Grant Reddick
as Mayor
as Attendant
Matthew Brennan
as Aaron Auffmann
Lisa Tapley-Bale
as Mary
Kurtis Brown
as Eddie Beek
Pixie Bigelow
as Buyer
Steven Andrade
as Charlie
Samantha Langevin
as Mother
Ken James
as Mr. Kelly
Wendy Wilcox
as Sprite
John McGlynn
as Facsimile Interviewer
Fine Time Fontayne
as Mortician
Tom Harvey
as Doctor
Michel Winogradoff
as Police Officer
Michael Healy
as Stockbroker (Bear)
Stuart Kenney
as Neighbour
Jac Berrocal
as Ockham
Tim Holm
as Policeman
Tina Regtien
as Margaret
Dorothy A. Haug
as Dorothy Willis
Judith Haynes
as Emma Webley
Del Mehes
as Mechanical Voice
Helen Jarroe
as Woman
Eddie Campbell
as Henley
Jason Wolff
as 1 episode, 1990
Warren Sulatycky
as Cramer
Duncan Smith
as Bob Walterson
Bruce Allpress
as O'Gavin
Claire Chitham
as Rosalyn Auffmann
David Taylor
as Radney Bellows
Jim Shepard
as Mr. Aaa
Michael Daly
as Bill
Dave Perrett
as Frank Dillon
Kristin Darragh
as Anna (age 10-12)
Paul Royce
as The Couch Potato
Ronan Cahill
as Joel
Tim Dale-Fuller
as The Boy
Lee Metekingi
as Tomas Reyes
Bruce Tegart
as Hotel Waiter
Lynne Skinner
as Mrs. Shellmund
Barry Flatman
as Robert Peerless
Rex Hagon
as Buyer
Rachel Gemmell
as Girl on swing
Jacqueline McLeod
as Mrs. Kelly
Bill Croasdale
as Governor
Chubby
as Dog
Bertie Cortez
as Coroner
Adrian Paul
as Stockbroker (Bozo)
Peter Barton
as Listener's Assistant
Jean Gluck
as Doctor
Jim Moriarty
as Lifeguard
Ben Vere-Jones
as Young Man
Ronald Rault
as The Betrayer
Michael Leskow
as Joe Willis
Stephen Gledhill
as Dodger
Leon Woods
as Roger (age 10-12)
Chic Littlewood
as Theatre Manager
Lyndon Peoples
as The Man (Mr. White)
Raul Tome
as Mr. Iii
Randal Payne
as Carnival Salesman
Mandy McMullin
as Sheila
Karl Bradley
as Cinema Manager
Nii Hammond
as Train Waiter
Jose Bribiesca
as Jorge
Irene Drake
as Mrs. Bellows
Johnny Crews
as Mr. Wren
Michael Fletcher
as Buyer
Will Tacey
as Priest
Stephen Boyes
as Listener's Assistant
Chad Krowchuk
as Joseph
Mark Parr
as Tiny Tim
Roy Wesney
as Old Man #2
David Mann
as Mailman
Cathy Downes
as Mrs. Walterson
Stephen Papps
as Hinkston
Andrew Thurtell
as Paul
Grant Bridger
as Phil the Projectionist
Alistair Douglas
as Customer
Steve Cleary
as Edmund Worth
James Roberts
as Andrew
John Kerr
as Don
Laura Henry
as Secretary
Ward Kimball
as Trainmaster - Introduction
Mary Ann Coles
as Screaming Woman
Louis Emerick
as Listener's Assistant
George Anton
as Lover
Stephen Lovatt
as Xanadu Young Man
Frank Bueckert
as Ice Cream Man
Greer Robson-Kirk
as Carol
Elizabeth Pendergrast
as Miss Roberta
Alistair Babbage
as Nolan
Peter Morgan
as Rev. Polk
Casey Anstiss
as Small Boy
Tom Christopher
as The Other Braling
Fran Gebhard
as Neighbour
Ken Kitson
as Listener's Assistant
William Ivory
as Policeman
Peter Dennett
as Farmer
Ann Allen
as Little Woman
David Telford
as Henry Scott
David Baxter
as Kelly
Kathleen Kelley
as Miss Fern
Deborah Kathrine
as Hotel Maid
Christopher Brodeur
as Skateboarding Boy
Dick Callahan
as Worker
Chad Cole
as Big Kid, Orphanage
Annie Ruth
as Farmer's Wife
Maurice Keene
as Book Store Owner
Clarke Gordon
as Dowser
Joel Dacks
as 2nd Kid, Orphanage
Baden Campbell
as Farmer's Son
Donovan Workun
as Bully's Sidekick
Sarah McLauchlan
as Farmer's Daughter
Tom McBeath
as Roger Willis
Paul Dunn
as Smiling Student
Dean O'Gorman
as Child
Ian Robison
as Lt. Lee Rollins
Trilby Jeeves
as Waitress
Derek D. Lewis
as Ket Vyre
Robert Justin Robinson
as Insane Martian
Date de sortie 21 May 1985
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