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Colonel
Crittendon trivia
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Colonel Crittendon’s first appearance in
Hogan’s Heroes occurred in episode #5, "The
Flight of the Valkyrie" (1965).
• In
episode #5, "The Flight of the Valkyrie"
(1965), it was stated that Col. Crittendon
out-ranked Hogan by 12 years. He was shot
down "months ago" and held in Stalag 18
before being transferred to Stalag 13.
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Bernard Fox as
Colonel Crittendon
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• In episode #143, "Crittendon's
Commandos" (1970), it was stated that
Colonel Crittendon out-ranked Colonel Hogan by a
couple of months. It was also stated in that
episode that Colonel Crittendon was held in Stalag
12.
• Colonel
Crittendon was held in Stalag 16 in episode #63, "The
Crittendon Plan" (1967).
• Colonel
Crittendon's first name, Rodney, was listed in the
credits of episode #81, "Hogan, Go
Home" (1968)
[Bernard
Fox appeared in a total of 8 episodes as Colonel
Crittendon.]
[Bernard
Fox had a duel-role in episode #148, "Lady
Chitterly's Lover, Part 1" and #149, "Lady
Chitterly's Lover, Part 2" (1970).
In addition to portraying Colonel Crittendon, he
appeared as Sir Charles Chitterly, a British
traitor.]
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descended from a long line of British stage
actors; perhaps his most famous forebear was his
uncle, veteran comic actor Wilfred Lawson. Fox
made his screen debut in 1956's Soho
Incident, appearing in several other British
films before he was brought to Hollywood by
actor/producer Danny Thomas in 1963. Generally
cast in stuffy, old-school-tie roles, the
toothbrush-mustached Fox flourished in American
films and TV programs well into the late 1980s.
Bernard Fox is most widely recognized for his TV
work, notably his recurring appearances as
gentleman's gentleman Malcolm Merriweather on The
Andy Griffith Show and wacky warlock Dr.
Bombay on Bewitched;
he also played Dr. Watson opposite Stewart
Granger's Sherlock Holmes in the 1972 TV-movie
adaptation of The
Hound of the Baskervilles. — Hal Erickson |
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Production team: Melvin
Frank (Screenwriter), Burny
Mattinson (Screenwriter),
Henry
W. Grace (Set Designer),
Bud
Westmore (Makeup), Jerry
Goldsmith (Composer), Vernon
Campbell Sewell (Director),
George
W. Davis (Art Director),
Alexander
Golitzen (Art Director)
Actors: John
Ericson, Sammy
Jackson, Don
Knotts, Sam
Kydd, Francois
Lalande, George
Lindsey, Terry-Thomas,
Alan
Caillou, Tony
Curtis |
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1999 |
The
Mummy  |
Actor |
F |
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1997 |
Titanic |
Actor |
F |
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1990 |
The
Rescuers Down Under [anim] |
Actor |
A |
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1989 |
Pee-Wee's
Playhouse: Sick? Did Somebody Say Sick? [TV] |
Actor |
T |
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1988 |
18
Again! |
Actor |
F |
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1983 |
Yellowbeard |
Actor |
F |
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1980 |
The
Private Eyes |
Actor [Starring] |
F |
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1980 |
House
of the Dead |
Actor |
F |
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1980 |
Gauguin
the Savage [TV] |
Actor |
F |
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1978 |
Zone
of the Dead |
Actor |
F |
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1977 |
The
Rescuers [anim] |
Actor |
A |
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1977 |
Herbie
Goes to Monte Carlo |
Actor |
F |
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1973 |
Arnold
[TV] |
Actor |
F |
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1972 |
The
Hound of the Baskervilles [TV]
aka
Sherlock Holmes: The Hound of the Baskervilles |
Actor |
F |
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1971 |
$1,000,000
Duck
aka The
Million Dollar Duck |
Actor |
F |
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1971 |
Big
Jake |
Actor |
F |
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1968 |
Star!
aka Those
Were the Happy Times |
Actor |
F |
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1968 |
The
Bamboo Saucer
aka
Collision Course |
Actor |
F |
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1968 |
The
Monkees: Monkees Mind Their Manor [TV] |
Actor |
T |
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1966 |
Monster,
Go Home |
Actor |
F |
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1966 |
One
of Our Spies Is Missing [TV] |
Actor |
F |
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1966 |
Hold
On! |
Actor [Starring] |
F |
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1966 |
Munster
Go Home |
Actor |
F |
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1965 |
Strange
Bedfellows |
Actor |
F |
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1964 |
Quick,
Before It Melts |
Actor |
F |
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1964 |
Honeymoon
Hotel |
Actor |
F |
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1963 |
The
List of Adrian Messenger |
Actor |
F |
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1958 |
The
Two-Headed Spy |
Actor |
F |
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1958 |
The
Safecracker |
Actor |
F |
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1956 |
Home
and Away |
Actor |
F |
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1956 |
Spin
a Dark Web
aka Soho
Incident |
Actor |
F |
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Film Types: F-Feature, D-Documentary, A-Animated,
T-Television, P-Performance, S-Series, V-Video |
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Notable
TV appearances
Gauguin
the Savage (1980) (TV)
"Murder, She
Wrote" (1984) playing "Andrew Wyckham" in
episode: "One White Rose for Death" (episode #
3.4) 10/19/1986
"Fall Guy,
The" (1981) playing "Santa" in episode:
"Escape Claus" (episode # 5.8) 12/21/1985
"Dukes of
Hazzard, The" (1979) playing "Higgins" in
episode: "Southern Comfurts" 3/21/1980
Columbo: Troubled
Waters (1975) (TV) .... Purser Watkins
Columbo: Dagger of
the Mind (1972) (TV) .... William Durk
Hound of the
Baskervilles, The (1972) (TV) .... Dr. Watson
... aka Sherlock Holmes: The Hound of the Baskervilles
(1972) (TV)
"M*A*S*H"
(1972) in episode: "Tea and Empathy" (episode #
6.17) 1/17/1978
"Emergency!"
(1972) in episode: "Old Engine Cram, The"
(episode # 5.2) 9/20/1976
"Barbary
Coast" (1975) in episode: "Sharks Eat
Sharks" (episode # 1.10) 11/21/1975
"Emergency!"
(1972) in episode: "Prestidigitation" (episode #
4.18) 1/25/1975
"Night
Gallery" (1970) playing "Mr. Canby" in
episode: "House - with Ghost" (episode # 2.26)
11/17/1971
"Hogan's
Heroes" (1965) playing "Col. Crittendon/Sir
Charles Chitterly" in episode: "Lady Chitterly's
Lover: Part 2" (episode # 6.5) 10/18/1970
"Hogan's
Heroes" (1965) playing "Sir Charles Chitterly"
in episode: "Lady Chitterly's Lover: Part 1"
(episode # 6.4) 10/11/1970
"Hogan's
Heroes" (1965) playing "Col. Crittendon" in
episode: "Crittendon's Commandos" (episode #
5.25) 3/20/1970
"It Takes a
Thief" (1968) playing "Miles" in episode:
"Old Who Came in From the Spy, The" (episode #
3.12) 12/11/1969
"Hogan's
Heroes" (1965) playing "Col. Crittendon" in
episode: "Hogan's Trucking Service...We Deliver the
Factory to You" (episode # 4.4) 10/19/1968
"Monkees,
The" (1966) playing "Sir Twiggley Topper Middle
Bottom" in episode: "Monkees Mind Their
Manor" (episode # 2.23) 2/26/1968
"Wild, Wild
West, The" (1965) in episode: "Night of the
Winged Terror, The: Part Two" (episode # 4.16)
1/24/1968
"Wild, Wild
West, The" (1965) in episode: "Night of the
Winged Terror, The: Part One" (episode # 4.15)
1/17/1968
"Hogan's
Heroes" (1965) playing "Col. Crittendon" in
episode: "Hogan, Go Home" (episode # 3.19)
1/13/1968
"Hogan's
Heroes" (1965) playing "Col. Crittendon" in
episode: "Crittendon Plan, The" (episode # 3.1)
9/9/1967
"Hogan's
Heroes" (1965) playing "Col. Crittendon" in
episode: "Assassin, The" (episode # 1.29)
4/8/1966
"Bewitched"
(1964) playing "Osgood Rightmire" in episode:
"Disappearing Samantha" (episode # 2.29)
4/7/1966
"I Dream of
Jeannie" (1965) playing "Abdul, the
magician" in episode: "Is There an Extra Jeannie
in the House?" (episode # 1.18) 1/22/1966
"I Dream of
Jeannie" (1965) playing "Arnie" in episode:
"Is There an Extra Jeannie in the House?"
(episode # 1.18) 1/22/1966
"Hogan's
Heroes" (1965) playing "Colonel Crittendon"
in episode: "Flight of the Valkyrie, The"
(episode # 1.5) 10/15/1965
"Perry
Mason" (1957) playing "Peter Stange" in
episode: "Case of the Laughing Lady, The"
(episode # 9.1) 9/12/1965
"Bewitched"
(1964) TV Series .... Dr. Bombay (1967-1972)
"Dick Van Dyke
Show, The" (1961) playing "Ogden Darwell"
in episode: "Girls Will Be Boys" (episode #
4.22) 1965
"F Troop"
(1965) in episode: "Phantom Major, The" 1965
"Dick Van Dyke
Show, The" (1961) playing "Detective" in
episode: "Never Bathe on Saturday" (episode #
4.26) 1965
"Dick Van Dyke
Show, The" (1961) playing "Mr. Caldwell" in
episode: "Teacher's Petrie" (episode # 3.31)
1964
"Andy Griffith
Show, The" (1960) playing "Malcolm Merriweather"
in episode: "Andy's English Valet" 1963
"General
Hospital" (1963) TV Series .... Nigel Penny-Smith
"Three Live
Wires" (1961) TV Series
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