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Remembering Pete Duel
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The Scarecrow
1972
As Pete Duel. Playing: Richard Talbot. The filmed play (Hollywood Television Theater) stars Gene Wilder, Blythe Danner, and Will Geer. The Scarecrow is available on DVD through Amazon.
Alias Smith & Jones
1970-1971
As Pete Duel. Playing: Hannibal Heyes aka Joshua Smith. Also starring Ben Murphy as Kid Curry aka Thaddeus Jones. Season One (including the pilot episode) of the series is available from Amazon.
How to Steal An Airplane (aka Only One Day Left Before Tomorrow)
1971
Playing: Sam Rollins. Originally filmed as: The Scavengers (1968).
The Psychiatrist: God Bless the Children (aka Children of the Lotus Eater)
1970
Playing: Casey Poe. Claimed to be one of Pete Duel’s favorite roles. The movie was the pilot for the series, The Psychiatrist.
Cannon for Cordoba (aka Dragon Master)
1970
Playing: Andy Rice. The movie was filmed in Spain. It recently aired on Showtime.
The Young Country
1970
Playing: Honest John Smith. The unsold TV pilot also starred Roger Davis, the actor who replaced Pete Duel in Alias Smith & Jones after his death.
Generation: A Time for Caring (aka A Time for Giving)
1969
Playing: Walter Owen. Also starring Kim Darby.
Marcus Welby, M.D.: A Matter of Humanities
1969
Playing: Lew Sawyer. The pilot for the series by the same title.
The Hell With Heroes
1968
Playing: Mike Brewer. Pete played a pilot; in real life, he had dreamed of becoming an airline pilot but, due to vision issues, was not qualified.
Love on a Rooftop
1966-1967
As Peter Deuel. Playing: David Willis. Also starring Judy Carne.
Wounded In Action (W.I.A.)
1966
Playing: Pvt. Myers. It was filmed in the Philippines some time in 1962 or 1963.
Gidget
1965-1966
As Peter Deuel. Playing: John Cooper, Gidget’s brother-in-law. Starring Sally Field. Gidget is available on VHS from Amazon.
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