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Armstrong Circle Theatre
1961
Armstrong Circle Theatre was a major dramatic
anthology series which ran from 1950 to 1963. At first it featured
original dramas by contemporary writers and later changed to documentary
style dramas which dealt with many sensitive subjects.
The title and subject matter of the episode Pete
appeared in is unknown but it was his first network television appearance
and was filmed in 1961 in New York.
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Espionage Target - You!
Early 1960's
US Department of Defense Training Film. A
clip of this is included in the E! Mysteries and Scandals show.
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Channing
18 December 1963
The Last Testament of Buddy Crown
A 60-minute drama which lasted for only one
season.
Pete appears in the first scene only playing an
un-named college student.
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The Man Nobody Liked
1963
Service film
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Combat
22 September 1964
Vendetta
This was the longest running WWII series on
television running for 152 episodes and was about a frontline American
infantry squad battling in Europe.
Pete's character, Szigeti, is a soldier who is
shot during combat and dies soon after.
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Gomer Pyle, USMC
November 1964
Gomer and the Dragon Lady
Gomer Pyle, USMC was a 30 minute comedy about a
bumbling marine named Gomer Pyle.
Pete is billed as "1st Man" and has
lines in only two scenes.
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12 O'Clock High
20 November 1964
Appointment at Liege
Running from 1964 to 1967, the series was about
the 918th Bombardment Group of the U.S. Eighth Air Force stationed in
Europe during the Second World War.
Pete's character, Lt Benning, is on his first
mission and is deeply traumatised at the death of his friend and colleague
during the mission.
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Mickey
16 December 1964
Crazy Hips McNish
A 30-minute family-orientated sitcom starring
Mickey Rooney, whose family run a resort hotel.
There is no further information on Pete's
appearance.
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Gomer Pyle, USMC
8 January 1965
Dance, Marine Dance
Gomer Pyle, USMC was a 30 minute comedy about a
bumbling marine named Gomer Pyle.
Pete has a bit part only at a dance and is not
even credited.
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The Fugitive
26 January 1965
Fun and Games and Party Favors
Drama series starring David Janssen as Dr Richard
Kimble who is wrongly convicted for a murder he didn't commit, escapes
custody and must stay ahead of the police to find the real killer
This was a larger and more significant role and
Pete is in several scenes.
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12 O'Clock High
7 May 1965
The Hero
Running from 1964 to 1967, the series was about
the 918th Bombardment Group of the U.S. Eighth Air Force stationed in
Europe during the Second World War.
Pete appears as Lt Ditchik in the scene before the
opening credits only. He is killed in this scene.
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Gidget
September 1965 to April 1966
Pete's first recurring role in a series.
See separate Gidget
page
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The FBI
10 October 1965
Slow March Up a Steep Hill
Crime drama with stories based on real
FBI cases. Ran from 1965 to 1974 with 239 episodes.
Pete plays Wayne Everett Powell, the son
of a bank robber, who attempts to repeat his crimes. It is only a
fairly small role and Pete appears in the opening scenes wearing a mask
for the bank robbery.
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W.I.A. Wounded in
Action
March 1966
Theatrical movie filmed in The Phillipines in 1962
or 1963.
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