
Cornel Wilde
American actor and filmmakerWikipedia
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Search complete. 10 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Cornel Wilde".
Oct 13, 2026
Death of a Gunfighter (1969) | Ep 110
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49:12GrahamHOST
Hmm.
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49:12JoeHOST
Richard Widmark is so fucking grimy in this 1948 noi- uh, film noir with, uh, uh, Ida Lupino and, uh, Celeste Holm, and Cornel Wilde.
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49:26GrahamHOST
Cool.
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49:28GrahamHOST
Love me some-
Suspense - "Allen in Wonderland" (Old Time Radio, 1952)
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0:42Victor SterlingNARRATOR
When he turns to the police, he has little evidence to support his suspicions.
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0:47Joseph KearnsVOICE_ACTOR
Cornel Wilde
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0:48Victor SterlingNARRATOR
stars as Mr.
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0:50Victor SterlingNARRATOR
Stone with Richard Chandley credited for the script from a story by Kurt Singer.
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0:55Victor SterlingNARRATOR
Elliot Lewis directs this CBS broadcast sponsored by Autolite.
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1:01Victor SterlingNARRATOR
Here is the original broadcast.
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1:09Harlow WilcoxADVERTISER
Autolite and its 98,000 dealers bring you Mr. Cornel Wilde in tonight's presentation of Suspense!
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1:22Joseph KearnsVOICE_ACTOR
Tonight, Autolite presents a true story with only names changed about a man who inadvertently became involved in a murder plot.
The Saint: Marvin Hickerson, Private Eye
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30:42Don StanleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Tonight, the big show, your hour and a half of comedy, music, and drama, includes Tallulah, Margaret Truman, Fred Allen, Danny Thomas, Douglas Fairbanks, Mindy Carson, and many, many more.
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30:54Don StanleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And Theatre Guild on the air tonight brings you Carousel, starring Patrice Munsell and Cornel Wilde.
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30:59Don StanleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Remember, Margaret Truman and Doug Fairbanks join the big show today on NBC.
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31:09Drew McIntyreADVERTISER
Drew McIntyre here from WWE.
Hunting
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9:06Lou CostelloHOST
I got the best, Abbott.
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9:07Lou CostelloHOST
Look, Cornell Wild's old address book.
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9:10Bud AbbottHOST
Costello, hunting is a serious sport.
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9:14Bud AbbottHOST
Now, suppose you came face to face with a big Bruin.
B & S About Movies podcast Special Episode 25: September Drive-In Monster Super-Rama
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62:29SamHOST
The dialogue is by Vic Perrin Tharg from the Mirror Mirror episode of Star Trek, who also provides the crazy view for the head gargoyle.
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62:36SamHOST
We join Cornel Wilde, who plays Dr. Mercer Bowley, an author of The Occult, and his daughter Diana Jennifer Salt.
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62:42SamHOST
from sisters as they head off into the desert in Uncle Willie's museum where they find a skeleton of a creature that Willie claims he saw up in the hills.
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62:51SamHOST
The doctor doesn't believe him, but his daughter listens to the details.
I Love Lucy at 75 with Film and Television Historian Rob Ray
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13:29Rob RayGUEST
And some people think season four is the best season of the whole show because you have so many classic episodes like the Bill Holden LA at last episode where she sets her nose on fire.
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13:40Rob RayGUEST
There's the star upstairs where Lucy falls from the – she's trying to break into Cornel Wilde's apartment on the floor above, and she's dangling out the window, and it looks like she's fallen to her doom.
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13:54Rob RayGUEST
And Ethel's priceless.
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13:57Rob RayGUEST
Vivian Vance's best stuff on the show is in that episode where she thinks Lucy's hurt herself.
Revisiting the 18th Academy Awards
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23:09David HeathHOST
But I didn't care for his depiction in this movie.
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23:16David HeathHOST
And Cornel Wilde's a fine actor, but I didn't see anything special there.
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23:23David HeathHOST
other than the fact that, you know, he looked good wearing the costume, I, I, I, I may get some pushback from, from saying that, but I, I just didn't care for this movie that much, it's okay, it's, it's not bad, and, and his, Cornel Wilde's portrayal, you know, he's, he's, definitely not a bad actor, but this isn't a great movie, and it's just not anything memorable for me, uh, um, what, one thing is memorable, though, is Edward G. Robinson, a very memorable actor, uh, he was not nominated, but I'm giving him a nomination, uh, for the film Our Vines Have Tender Grapes, uh, Everett G. Robinson is one of the most underappreciated actors.
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24:17David HeathHOST
I think people in the hardcore classic community, of which I am a part of, I think we appreciate Everett G. Robinson, but I don't think that people as a whole out there really do appreciate him.
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24:36David HeathHOST
he's an outstanding actor and, um, a lot of people will make this mistake of thinking, uh, he played gangsters and that's all he did.
Suspense - "The Mystery of Marie Roget" (1953)
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1:25Victor SterlingHOST
And now, the original broadcast.
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1:35Harlow WilcoxADVERTISER
Autolite and its 98,000 dealers bring you Mr. Cornel Wilde in tonight's presentation of Suspense.
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1:48speaker_4NARRATOR
Tonight, Autolite combines fact and fiction.
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1:52speaker_4NARRATOR
The fact, the murder of Mary Cecilia Rogers in New York City.
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1:57speaker_4NARRATOR
The fiction, Edgar Allan Poe's solution of that crime, which he called The Mystery of Marie Roget.
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2:04speaker_4NARRATOR
Our star, Mr. Cornel Wilde.
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2:11Harlow WilcoxADVERTISER
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2:23John DehnerVOICE_ACTOR
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