Alexander Scourby (Actor)

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(11-13-1913 - 02-22-1985) Age 72
He appeared in the following 14 episodes of Radio Mystery Theater
Date Episode Title Plot
04/24/1974 0080 The Hand A postal surprise in the form of a human hand leaves a man convinced of its apocalyptic portents.
08/12/1974 0131 The Beach of Falesa An island merchant is cast out of his village after marrying a local woman in defiance of their faith. In order to restore his family's pride and reclaim his trade, he must go against a shrewd and highly competitive business rival.
09/02/1974 0142 The Return of Anatole Chevenic A young man named Hans tries to convince his uncle Anatole to give him a portion of his inheritance earlier. His uncle denies his request and mentions that he has hidden the fortune away as a precaution against attempts on his life. Hans leaves in a fume and starts fantasizing about his uncle's death.
01/05/1975 0196 The Many Names of Death A trust officer in a bank hires a sexy secretary. She charms him to take a few rash steps and walk the wilder side of things. The ride may turn out more bumpy for him than he expected.
10/20/1975 0364 Never in This World After passing through a run-down cemetery, a man becomes possessed by the evil ghost haunting the graveyard.
01/06/1976 0409 Is He Living or Is He Dead? To increase the worth of their works a trio of artists plan the perfect con-- the catch is, someone has to die.
07/12/1977 0681 The Colonel Chabert A French colonel, thought to be dead, returns to his family and tries to recover some of his fortune from his wife who has since remarried and borne a family. She is reluctant because he can reveal her less than distinguished past.
04/10/1978 0813 Childish Laughter A scientist finds himself isolated in a remote house after damaging his car in an accident in order to save a young girl. He finds himself trapped by his own memories and the haunting laughter of a young girl.
01/11/1982 1275 Les Miserables (1 of 5) - The Thief and the Bishop In order to feed his family, Jean Valjean steals a loaf of bread and serves a 19-year prison sentence for his crime. After gaining his freedom, he falls into despair once he realizes that no one will have anything to do a convict like him. His fate changes when he encounters a Bishop who guides him on the right path.
01/12/1982 1276 Les Miserables (2 of 5) - The Lawless and the Law Years go by and Jean Valjean is now the proud owner of a factory. However, Inspector Javert is convinced that Valjean has attained his wealth illegitimately and continues to hound him. He is faced with a moral dilemma at the end of the episode, but undertakes to uphold his promise to a dying woman and search for her missing daughter.
01/13/1982 1277 Les Miserables (3 of 5) - No Escape In order to escape the obsessed Javert, Valjean flees to France and there stumbles across the missing Collette in a monastery. He tells her the secret of her past.
01/14/1982 1278 Les Miserables (4 of 5) - Fear, Love, and Death The main cast find themselves in the middle of the French Revolution. Collette finds love while the Inspector faces an impossible set of circumstances.
01/15/1982 1279 Les Miserables (5 of 5) - The Final Chapter Seeking to escape the chaos of the revolution, Valjean and his companions take refuge in the sewers of Paris and discover and unlikely ally. The cesspool of France becomes the stage for the destined meeting of Valjean and Inspector Javert.
12/07/1982 1399 The Boatman and the Devil A young Russian is exiled to Siberia and determined to bring his family with him into the barren wilderness. He is encouraged by the boatman in charge of transporting the exiles to cease his attempts.


5 Responses to Scourby Alexander

Alexander Scourgy looks like the world's most interesting man. "Stay thirsty my friends."

DAVY JOE

He was an American film, television, and voice actor known for his deep and resonant voice, and is particularly well-remembered in the English-speaking world for his landmark recordings of the entire King James Version of the Bible. He had a long career on the radio spanning five decades and was still a regular cast member in much later radio broadcasts, like my own favorite, CBS Radio Mystery Theater. Many voice overs.. recognizable voice...Did he do some of Victory At Sea? He was my favorite in The Big Heat.

Ned

He did indeed do quite a bit of Victory at Sea--but I cannot believe y'all missed the most famous credit: he was the voice of HAL in 2001: A Space Odyssey.

Paul Curtis Pinkosh

Scourby was fabulous, but alas his wasn't the voice of HAL in 2001 -- that was Douglas Rain.

O.G.

A first class talent. Loved the performances he gave.

Greg


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