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Fred Gwynne

Fred Gwynne

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Search complete. 68 mentions across 34 episodes found for "Fred Gwynne".

Oct 9, 2026

MartinHOST
0:50
But, uh, in any event, welcome back to our Bobbing for Barker.
RyanHOST
0:55
I do a pretty good Fred Gwynne.
MartinHOST
0:57
Yeah, you do.
MartinHOST
0:58
Yeah.
MartinHOST
0:59
Yeah
RyanHOST
0:59
... love my role.
MartinHOST
0:59
You could, you could, you could've started off with the f- with the Fred Gwynne.
MartinHOST
1:02
We'll save that for next time.
WilliamHOST
4:45
It's a safe horror franchise.
WilliamHOST
4:47
But Zombie Island was the first time that they, I feel, really made it, like, kind of aggressive with Fred ripping that head off that-
KristenHOST
4:53
Yeah [laughs]
WilliamHOST
4:54
... dead body.

7 MINS LATER

KristenHOST
11:29
Yes.
WilliamHOST
11:29
Calling a witch a broom rider.
KristenHOST
11:31
Yeah, Fred is trying to, like, provoke a witch.
WilliamHOST
11:33
"Hey, broom rider."
Fred GwynneVOICE_ACTOR
1:43
[tense music]
E.G. MarshallHOST
1:51
Our mystery drama, The Unquiet Tomb, was written especially for the Mystery Theater by Elspeth Eric and stars Fred Gwynne.
E.G. MarshallHOST
2:01
I'll be back shortly with act one.
E.G. MarshallHOST
2:03
[tense music] Samuel Johnson was preoccupied throughout his 75 years with the vagaries and vicissitudes that punctuate our brief lives, till he wrote these despairing lines: "Must helpless man in ignorance sedate roll darkling down the torrent of his fate." Stay with us now for the story called The Unquiet Tomb.

41 MINS LATER

E.G. MarshallHOST
43:49
These days, we speak more freely about the stark and undeniable fact of death, in hopes, I suppose, of fearing it less and accepting it more equably.
E.G. MarshallHOST
44:01
Shakespeare told us centuries ago that, "Death, unnecessary end, will come when it will come." There's really little more than that to be said on the subject.
E.G. MarshallHOST
44:15
Our cast included Fred Gwynne, Robert Dryden, and Terry Keane.
E.G. MarshallHOST
44:20
The entire production was under the direction of Hyman Brown.
E.G. MarshallHOST
1:22
That's why I came to you.
E.G. MarshallHOST
1:23
[suspenseful music] Our mystery drama, Willie and Dilly, was written especially for the Mystery Theater by Sam Dann and stars Fred Gwynne.
E.G. MarshallHOST
1:41
It is sponsored in part by Contac, the twelve-hour cold capsule.
E.G. MarshallHOST
1:45
I'll be back shortly with act one.
B-Show BrianHOST
55:32
Uncomfortable in parts.
B-Show BrianHOST
55:35
Fred Gawain or Gawain.
B-Show BrianHOST
55:37
Oh, they're on that rod.
B-Show BrianHOST
55:38
Like, that's become a part of pop culture.
E.G. MarshallHOST
44:27
His name? Maxim Gorky.
E.G. MarshallHOST
44:31
Our cast included Fred Gwynne, Russell Horton, Bryner Rayburn, and Ray Owens.
E.G. MarshallHOST
44:36
The entire production was under the direction of Hyman Brown.
E.G. MarshallHOST
44:40
This is E.G. Marshall inviting you to return to our Mystery Theater for another adventure in the macabre.
Todd SeeleyHOST
3:00
That's the hard lesson learned by the Creed family after a personal tragedy leads them to a forbidden cemetery where not everything that gets buried stays buried.
Todd SeeleyHOST
3:11
Based on the novel by Stephen King, who has a really quick cameo in the film, Pet Sematary is produced by George Romero's longtime collaborator, Richard Rubinstein, and the old man, Jud Crandall, was played by Fred Gwynne.
Todd SeeleyHOST
3:25
Maybe you knew him better as Herman Munster.
Todd SeeleyHOST
3:29
Next up, from 1997, Scream 2.
Eric MolinskyHOST
18:31
In fact, she thinks that King and Shakespeare have something in common: they write for the ear as much as for the eye.
Eric MolinskyHOST
18:40
For example, there's a phrase in the novel Pet Sematary, "Dead is better." You can actually hear Fred Gwynne say it with a very strong Maine accent in the 1989 film adaptation.
Fred GwynneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:53
Well, sometimes dead is better.
Fred GwynneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:57
The person you put up there ain't the person that comes back.
Evie JusterVOICE_ACTOR
1:40
[dramatic music]
E.G. MarshallHOST
1:48
Our mystery drama, The God That Failed, was written especially for the Mystery Theater by Sam Dann and stars Fred Gwynne.
E.G. MarshallHOST
1:57
I'll be back shortly with act one.
E.G. MarshallHOST
1:59
[dramatic music] There are a great many outmoded slogans, such as manifest destiny and the white man's burden.
Fred GwynneVOICE_ACTOR
1:32
[eerie music]
Tammy GrimesHOST
1:40
Our mystery drama, If a Body, was written especially for the Mystery Theater by Sam Dann and stars Fred Gwynne.
Tammy GrimesHOST
1:47
[eerie music] Is truth stranger than fiction? Does art imitate life? Who can say for sure? Of one thing we are certain: some of the deepest, most puzzling mysteries are not the ones that are spawned by a writer's imagination.
Tammy GrimesHOST
2:13
For the truly inexplicable and insoluble, consult the police records of any large or small city.

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