The Untouchables (1959 TV Series) - Guest Stars

Guest Stars

A significant number of guest-stars from The Untouchables were and became major motion picture and television stars:

• Edward Asner as Fedor Bartok in episode 3.16 "The Death Tree"
• Martin Balsam in episodes 3.3 "Tunnel of Horrors" and 3.21 "Man in the Middle"
• John Banner as Franz Koenig in episode 3.17 "Takeover"
• William Bendix as Wally Legenza in episode 1.9 "The Tri-State Gang"
• Charles Bronson in episode 3.16 "The Death Tree"
• Victor Buono as Melanthos Moon in episode 2.25 "Mr. Moon" and as Pamise Surigao in episode 3.13 "The Gang War"
• James Caan as Keir Brannon in episode 4.10 "A Fist of Five"
• Dyan Cannon as Mavis Carroll in episode 3.14 "Silent Partner"
• Mike Connors in episode 4.7 "The Eddie O'Gara Story"
• Russ Conway in episodes 2.12 and 2.13 "The Big Train", 2.25 "Mr. Moon"
• Francis De Sales in episodes 1.23 "Three Thousand Suspects" and 2.9 "The Larry Fay Story"
• Robert Duvall in episode 4.17 "Blues for a Gone Goose"
• Peter Falk in episode 1.26 "The Underworld Bank" and as Nate Selko in episode 3.1 "The Troubleshooter"
• Herbie Faye in episode 3.12 as Lefty in "Fall Guy"
• Anne Francis as Doreen Maney in episode 1.24 "The Doreen Maney Story"
• Clu Gulager as Vincent 'Mad Dog' Coll in "Vincent 'Mad Dog' Coll"
• Richard Jaeckel as Hans Eberhardt in episode 2.10 "The Otto Frick Story"
• Conrad Janis as Sticks in episode 2.5 "The Mark of Cain"
• I. Stanford Jolley as Pete Laffey in episode 4.21 "The Man in the Cooler"
• Robert Karnes (also a co-star of The Lawless Years) in episodes 2.9 "The Larry Fay Story" and 4.15 "Snowball"
• Jack Klugman as Morton Halas in episode 3.6 "Loophole"
• Martin Landau as Larry Coombs in episode 3.6 "Loophole" and as Jerry Fanning in episode 1.7 "Mexican Stake-Out"
• Cloris Leachman as Mrs. Mailer in episode 3.7 "Jigsaw" and episode 3.21 "Man in the Middle"
• Robert Loggia as Leo Mencken in episode 3.17 "Takeover"
• Jack Lord in episode 1.3 "The Jake Lingle Killing"
• Lee Marvin as Nick Acropolis in episode 2.31 "The Nick Acropolis Story"
• Gavin MacLeod as Whitey Metz in episode 3.6 "Loophole"
• Ricardo Montalbán as Frank Makouris in episode 2.27 "Stranglehold"
• Elizabeth Montgomery as Rusty Heller (for which she received an Emmy Award nomination) (1960)
• Barry Morse as Michel Viton in episode 2.30 "The King Of Champagne" and as Larry Bass in episode 4.18 "Globe Of Death"
• Patricia Neal as Maggie Storm in episode 3.20 "The Maggie Storm Story"
• Leslie Nielsen as Tom Sebring in episode 1.23 "Three Thousand Suspects"
• Leonard Nimoy as Packy in episode 3.17 "Takeover"
• Lloyd Nolan as 'Bugs' Moran in episode 1.4 "The George 'Bugs' Moran Story"
• Carroll O'Connor as Barney Lubin in episode 3.2 "Power Play"
• Nehemiah Persoff as Jake Guzik in three episodes, episode 1.1 "The Empty Chair", episode 2.29 "The Seventh Vote" & episode 4.12 "Doublecross"
• Gregg Palmer as Paul Di Marco in episode 2.12 "The Big Train: Part 1"
• Robert Redford in episode 4.15 "Snowball"
• Cliff Robertson as Frank Halloway in episode 1.12 "The Underground Railway"
• Telly Savalas in episodes 2.20 "The Antidote", 3.5 "The Matt Bass Scheme" and 4.14 "The Speculator"
• Henry Silva as "Little Charlie Sebastino" in episode 2.5 "The Mark of Cain" and as Joker in episode 3.15 "The Whitey Steele Story"
• Barbara Stanwyck in episodes 4.8 "Elegy" and 4.13 "Search for a Dead Man"
• Jan Sterling as Francie McKay in episode 2.8 "Kiss of Death Girl"
• Suzanne Storrs in "Jack 'Legs' Diamond" and "Vincent 'Mad Dog' Coll"
• Frank Sutton as Benny Stryker in episode 3.18 "The Stryker Brothers"
• Roy Thinnes as Denny Brannon in episode 4.10 "A Fist of Five" and as Red Thomas in episode 4.19 "An Eye for an Eye"
• Rip Torn as Harry Strauss in episode 2.14 "The Masterpiece"
• Claire Trevor as Ma Barker in episode 1.2 "Ma Baker and Her Boys"
• Lee Van Cleef in episode 1.20 "The Unhired Assassin"
• Jack Warden as Otto Frick, in episode 2.10 "The Otto Frick Story" and as Larry Halloran in episode 1.3 "The George 'Bugs' Moran Story
• Steven Hill as Jack "Legs" Diamond, in episode 2.2 "Jack 'Legs' Diamond"