Freddie Jones
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Search complete. 32 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Freddie Jones".
Sep 12, 2026
The Metamorph
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2:48NathanHOST
Yeah, essentially they've cancelled my show.
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2:50NathanHOST
And we have something new and different and something brought to you by producer Freddy Freiberger, fresh from his triumph with Star Trek, the original series, season three, featuring things like Spock's brain and We didn't mention the other things Freddie had.
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3:08NathanHOST
Oh, what else
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3:08RichardHOST
did he have? Had managed.
6 MINS LATER
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9:27RichardHOST
Yeah, it's true.
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9:28RichardHOST
We should note Associate Producer and just noted Frank Sherwin-Green actually was the producer.
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9:33RichardHOST
He did all the work that Dear Sylvia had been doing for the last one because Freddie really was just main script writer.
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9:41RichardHOST
Oh.
Ep. 71 – Marques Johnson on The Crenshaw Chronicles, Ice-T and Don Nelson
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37:11Marques JohnsonGUEST
He was a natural quarterback, but he's playing linebacker that day.
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37:14Marques JohnsonGUEST
And he makes a tackle against this running back, Freddie Jones, another running back, Wendell Tyler right there.
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37:19Marques JohnsonGUEST
Doc goes down.
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37:20Marques JohnsonGUEST
I'm at the practice running the stadium steps that day.
Parker Pyne Investigates - Part 1
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11:17Alan PorterHOST
He was very good.
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11:18Alan PorterHOST
Gwen Watford as Mrs. Packington, as you said, was excellent, and the interplay between her and the excellent Freddie Jones as George Packington really sold the whole thing, the situation and their deteriorating relationship.
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11:30Alan PorterHOST
But for me, actually, the real standout was a very small part, but what I thought was excellent was the beautician at the spa played by Monica Gray, who added some wonderful amusing asides about dealing with men and things like that.
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11:40Alan PorterHOST
I thought she was fantastic.
2.6 Sarah Sutton- "The Ghost In The Story"
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27:50Sarah SuttonGUEST
Um, and again, a fantastic production.
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27:54Sarah SuttonGUEST
It had Judy Parfitt as the Red Queen, um, Freddie Jones as Humpty Dumpty, um, Brenda Bruce as the White Queen.
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28:02Sarah SuttonGUEST
We had a, a fantastic cast.
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28:04Sarah SuttonGUEST
Geoffrey Bayldon as the White Knight.
Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed (1969)
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81:30Kevin LyonsHOST
Mm
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81:30Becky DarkeHOST
... for want of a better word, in this film is played by Freddie Jones.
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81:33Becky DarkeHOST
So he initially is playing Professor Richter, who is the doctor who kind of presides over the, um, insane asylum.
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81:42Becky DarkeHOST
Um, and then he is murdered, and his brain gets scooped out and, um, replaced with the brain of, uh, Dr. Frederick Brandt.
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82:52Kevin LyonsHOST
Pravda, yep.
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82:52Becky DarkeHOST
Pravda.
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82:52Becky DarkeHOST
George Pravda's, um, uh, Dr. Brandt, his body fails, and the body dies, and so they decide to kill Dr. Richter, scoop his brain out, pop Brandt's brain in it, and then Freddie Jones essentially becomes the creature.
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83:08Becky DarkeHOST
Um, how do you find, uh, Professor Richter, but specifically the creature in this, Kev?