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Hello, I have been on a journey to locate and watch most all of Dean Stockwell’s filmography including television appearances and I discovered an episode of The Danny Thomas Hour entitled The Cage (1967). Is this episode available anywhere? Thank you!
As far as we know, no.
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Films and television episodes that are must-watches:
The Green Years (first half only): Stockwell became most famous for his role in this when he was starting out at MGM. Newspaper articles and other promotional materials related to his work during the late 1940s or so would often mention his performance in this. Many reviews say the second half with Robert Shannon as a young man isn’t as good as the first half with the same character as a child (featuring Stockwell), so it’s your choice whether or not to watch the full film.
The Boy with Green Hair: This film was what launched Stockwell into the spotlight as a child, plus he said this was the only drama where he took his acting seriously when he was young. It’s also interesting that many people watched this and came away only remembering the boy’s green hair, not what the hair was meant to represent.
The Happy Years: Stockwell is good in this, and he said he’d enjoyed making the two comedies he did as a child. This is the more accessible of his two childhood comedies (Home Sweet Homicide is the other, and available only via an obscure rented or bootleg DVD), and funnier overall.
Kim: Dean Stockwell works with Errol Flynn! Along with how much he looked up to Flynn, he shows serious range too.
Compulsion: Stockwell won one of two Cannes scrolls for this, and he was also originally in the Broadway role of Judd Steiner as well. This film also marked a significant shift in his career, especially with the types of roles he was offered.
Long Day’s Journey into Night: Stockwell won his other Cannes scroll for this, and everyone in this is great. It’s a film adaptation of the greatest American stage play, and Stockwell said in an interview that he waited a long time to get this role. He worked hard in his role too.
The Alfred Hitchcock Hour “Annabel”: As a young man, especially after Compulsion, Stockwell was often cast in creepy psycho roles like this. He plays mentally disturbed well, despite his reluctance at being typecast in those types of roles, and this is one good example. (This is from the 1960s. If you want a 1970s example, Streets of San Francisco’s “The Programming of Charlie Blake” is another good one)
Bonanza “The Medal”: Matthew Rush, Stockwell’s character, is sweet, misunderstood and atypical compared to the other types of legal system, deranged and/or criminal characters he was playing around this time (late 1960s to 1970s).
Paris, Texas: The role that helped push Stockwell back into the 1980s spotlight (along with Dune, but I’m not going to recommend Dune for most people) after many years of not getting good work. He’s only in the first half or so, but it’s overall a good film.
Blue Velvet: Stockwell’s only in one scene, which only lasts about eight minutes, but this scene is fantastic and helped make him famous for a reason. Ben is also easily the most out-there of any of the characters he’s played.
Married to the Mob: Stockwell received his Academy Award nomination for this film, and it was what helped launch him into steady work throughout the 1990s.
Quantum Leap episodes (in particular, “M.I.A.”): As Admiral Albert “Al” Calavicci, Stockwell shows a very wide range. Sure, Al may seem like a lech at first, but over the course of the show, Stockwell gives him so much depth. His performance in “M.I.A.” earned him an Emmy nomination, which he should have won.
Battlestar Galactica episodes (in particular, “No Exit”): Brother Cavil continues Stockwell’s old tradition of playing psychotic/evil/creepy characters, in the form of a machine turned man who resents it. With age, he gives Cavil depth as well. “No Exit,” in particular, has Cavil’s well-known speech: “I don’t want to be human! I want to see gamma rays!”
BSG: The Plan: This stars Cavil, and also has a reference to The Boy with Green Hair, letting Stockwell’s career come full circle.
Have you watched all the “must-watch” picks and want to see more? Want to have more fun watching his stuff? This list is what I’d consider good or fun to watch, but not great. The catch is, either I only like certain aspects of the film/episode or I don’t think it’d be everyone’s cup of tea.
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Films
The Horn Blows at Midnight (1945)…Angel courier/extra (uncredited) The Valley of Decision (1945)…Paulie Anchors Aweigh (1945)…Donald Martin Bud Abbott & Lou Costello in Hollywood (1945)…(cameo) The Green Years (1946)…Robert Shannon as a child Home, Sweet Homicide (1946)…Archie Carstairs The Mighty McGurk (1947)…Nipper The Arnelo Affair (1947)…Ricky Parkson The Romance of Rosy Ridge (1947)…Andrew MacBean Song of the Thin Man (1947)…Nick Charles, Jr. Gentleman’s Agreement (1947)…Tommy Green Deep Waters (1948)…Donny Mitchell The Boy with Green Hair (1948)…Peter Fry Down to the Sea in Ships (1949)…Jed Joy The Secret Garden (1949)…Colin Craven Stars in My Crown (1950)…John Kenyon The Happy Years (1950)…John Humperdink “Dink” Stover Kim (1950)…Kimball “Kim” O’Hara, Jr. Cattle Drive (1951)…Chester Graham, Jr. Gun for a Coward (1957)…Harry “Hade” Keough The Careless Years (1957)…Jerry Vernon Compulsion (1959)…Judd Steiner Sons and Lovers (1960)…Paul Morel Long Day’s Journey Into Night (1962)…Edmund Tyrone Rapture (1965)…Joseph Psych-Out (1968)…Dave The Dunwich Horror (1970)…Wilbur Whateley The Last Movie (1971)…Billy the Kid/Dean The Loners (1972)…Stein The Werewolf of Washington (1973)…Jack Whittier The Pacific Connection (1974)…Miguel Win, Place or Steal (1974)…Billy Citizen Soldier (1975)…Dannes Won Ton Ton: The Dog Who Saved Hollywood (1976)…Paul Lavell Tracks (1976)…Mark One Away (1976)…Pete Bass She Came to the Valley (1979)…Pat Westall Wrong is Right (1982)…Hacker Human Highway (1982)…Otto Quartz/Old Otto Alsino and the Condor (1982)…Frank To Kill a Stranger (1983)…John Carver Paris, Texas (1984)…Walt Henderson Dune (1984)…Dr. Wellington Yueh The Legend of Billie Jean (1985)…Muldaur To Live and Die in L. A. (1985)…Bob Grimes Papa Was a Preacher (1986)…John White Blue Velvet (1986)…Ben Gardens of Stone (1987)…Captain Homer Thomas Beverly Hills Cop II (1987)…Chip Cain The Time Guardian (1987)…Boss Banzai Runner (1987)…Billy Baxter The Blue Iguana (1988)…Detective Carl Strick Married to the Mob (1988)…Tony “The Tiger” Russo Tucker: The Man and His Dream (1988)…Howard Hughes Smokescreen (1988)…Michael Dattalico Jorge um Brasiliero (1988)…Mario (also known as The Long Haul) Buying Time (1989)…Detective Novak Limit Up (1989)…Peter Oak Catchfire (1990)…John Luponi Sandino (1991)…Captain Hatfield The Player (1992)…Andy Civella Friends and Enemies (1992)…Freddie Chasers (1994)…Salesman Stig Mr. Wrong (1996)…Jack Tramonte Naked Souls (1996)…Duncan Last Resort (1996)…Gray Wolf Living in Peril (1997)…William McHale’s Navy (1997)…Captain Wallace B. Binghampton Midnight Blue (1997)…Katz-Feeney Air Force One (1997)…Defense Secretary Walter Dean The Shadow Men (1997)…Stan Mills The Rainmaker (1997)…Judge Harvey Hale Sinbad: The Battle of the Dark Knights (1998)…Bophisto Restraining Order (1999)…Charlie Mason Water Damage (1999)…Detective Frank Skoufaris The Venice Project (1999)…Senator Campbell Rites of Passage (1999)…Del Farraday In Pursuit (2000)…Charles Weitz The Flunky (2000)…Micky Italian Ties (2001)…Jimmy (also known as Face to Face) CQ (2001)…Dr. Ballard The Quickie (2001)…Michael Buffalo Soldiers (2001)…General Lancaster Inferno (2002)…Mayor Bill Klinger The Manchurian Candidate (2004)…Mark Whiting The Deal (2007)…Agent Tremayne C. O. G. (2013)…Hobbs Max Rose (2013)…Ben Tracey Deep in the Darkness (2014)…Phil Deighton Persecuted (2014)…Dave Wilson Rusty Steel (2014)…Hunts Entertainment (2015)…The Celebrity’s Henchman
Art films
For Crazy Horse (1958) (directed only) Moonstone (1963) (directed only) Pas de Trois (1964) (directed only) Aleph (1966) The Ping-Pong Match (1967-1968) Game of the Week (1969) Egg of Nite - Epilogue (1970) (directed only) Eye of Streaming (1973) (directed only)
Short films
A Really Important Person (1947)…Billy Reilly Gnarls Barkley: Smiley Faces, Version 2 (2006)…Sven Rimwinkle Al’s Beef (2008)…The Sheriff
Television Movies
The Joke and the Valley (1961)…Davis Tucker Paper Man (1971)…Avery Jensen The Failing of Raymond (1971)…Raymond Adventures of Nick Carter (1972)…Freddy Duncan Cop on the Beat (1975)…Detective Callahan (also known as the Joe Forrester pilot and as an episode of Police Story) A Killing Affair (1977)…Kenneth Switzer Born to be Sold (1981)…Marty The Sweet Scent of Death (1984)…Greg Denver (released under Fox Mystery Theater in the US and Hammer House of Mystery and Suspense in the UK) Kenny Rogers as the Gambler, pt. III: The Legend Continues (1987)…James McLaughlin Shame (1992)…Tim Curtis Fatal Memories (1992)…Detective Robert Morse Bonanza: The Return (1993)…Augustus “Gus” Brandenburg In the Line of Duty: The Price of Vengeance (1994)…Jack Lowe Vanishing Son II (1994)…Mickey Jo Justice in a Small Town (1994)…Commissioner Sam Caldwell The Innocent (1994)…Captain Jason Flaboe Madonna: Innocence Lost (1994)…Tony Ciccone Deadline for Murder: From the Files of Edna Buchanan (1995)…Aaron Bliss Twilight Man (1996)…Hollis Deitz Unabomber: The True Story (1996)…Ben Jeffries Close to Danger (1997)…Dr. Ames What Katy Did (1999)…Tramp They Nest (2000)…Sheriff Hobbs American Black Beauty (2005)…Tim Lane The Nanny Express (2008)…Jerry Hewitt Battlestar Galactica: The Plan (2009)…Brother John Cavil The Dunwich Horror (2009)…Dr. Henry Armitage
Television Mini-Series
Son of the Morning Star (1991)…General Philip Sheridan The Langoliers (1995)…Bob Jenkins
Television Pilots
Mr. Paracelsus, Who Are You? (1966)…Alan Choate III (unaired) Against All Odds (1991)…Host Ripley’s Believe it or Not (1994)…Host (unaired) In the Mood (1995)…Hugh (unaired) It’s True! “The Rats of Rumfordton” (1998)…Mac Murphy (unaired)
Television Episodes
“The Wise in Heart” (1955)…(unknown) Front Row Center “Innocent Witness” (3/1956)…David Matinee Theater “Fight the Whole World” (6/1956)…(unknown) Matinee Theater “Class of ‘56” (7/1956)…(unknown) Matinee Theater “Horsepower” (10/1956)…Carl Mittelbach Matinee Theater “Julie” (12/1956)…(unknown) Schlitz Theater “Washington Incident” (12/1956)…(unknown) Men of Annapolis “Ship’s Log” (1957)…Midshipman Johnny United States Steel Hour “Victim” (7/1957)…George Curliss Climax! “Murder is a Witch” (8/1957)…Les Marshall Wagon Train “The Ruth Owens Story” (10/1957)…Jimmy Drew General Electric Theater “God is My Judge” (4/1958)…PFC John Townsend Wagon Train “The Juan Ortega Story” (10/1958)…Juan Ortega Cimarron City “Kid on a Calico Horse” (11/1958)…Bud Tatum General Electric Theater “Family Man” (2/1959)…Clete Playhouse 90 “Made in Japan” (3/1959)…Roy Riverlee Wagon Train “The Rodney Lawrence Story” (6/1959)…Rodney Lawrence Johnny Staccato “Nature of the Night” (10/1959)…Dave the Slasher Buick-Electra Playhouse “The Killers” (11/1959)…Nick Adams Checkmate “The Cyanide Touch” (10/1960)…Roddy Stevenson The DuPont Show with June Allyson “The Dance Man” (10/1960)…Johnny Perry Outlaws “Assassin” (2/1961)…Billy Joe Minden Alfred Hitchcock Presents “The Landlady” (2/1961)…Billy Weaver Wagon Train “The Will Santee Story (5/1961)…Will Santee Bus Stop “Afternoon of a Cowboy” (10/1961)…Buzz Shelby The Dick Powell Theatre “The Geetas Box” (11/1961)…Joe Geary The Twilight Zone “A Quality of Mercy” (12/1961)…Lt. Katell/Lt. Yamuri Alcoa Premiere “A Place to Hide” (5/1962)…Clay Bannon The Alfred Hitchcock Hour “Annabel” (11/1962)…David H. Kelsey/William Newmaster The Dick Powell Theatre “In Search of a Son” (11/1962)…Gary Harper Combat! “High Named Today” (5/1963)…Rob Lawson The Greatest Show on Earth “The Wrecker” (12/1963)…Harley Brydell The Defenders “Climate of Evil” (12/1963)…Arnold Foster The Eleventh Hour “To Love is to Live” (4/1964)…David Farnham Kraft Suspense Theater “Their Own Executioners” (4/1964)…Martin Rosetti Burke’s Law “Who Killed Lenore Wingfield?” (11/1964)…Jay Boy Calhoun Dr. Kildare “The Bell in the Schoolhouse Tolls for Thee, Dr. Kildare” & “Life in the Dance Hall” (9/1965)…Dr. Rudy Deveureux Dr. Kildare “Some Doors are Slamming”; “Enough La Boheme for Everybody”; “Now the Mummy”; & “A Pyrotechnic Display” (10/1965)…Dr. Rudy Devereux The Danny Thomas Hour “The Cage” (1/1968)…Bruno The F. B. I. “The Quarry” (10/1968)…Michael “Mike” Vincent Riley Thirty-Minute Theatre “Before Breakfast” (12/1968)…The Man Bonanza “The Medal” (10/1969)…Matthew Rush Mannix “A Step in Time” (9/1971)…Chris Townsend The F. B. I. “End of a Nightmare”/”Til Death Do Us Part” (10/1972)…Darryl Ryder Columbo “The Most Crucial Game” (11/1972)…Eric Wagner Mission: Impossible “The Pendulum” (2/1973)…Gunnar Maelstrom The Streets of San Francisco “Legions of the Lost” (4/1973)…Paul Thomas/Paul Cullen Night Gallery “Whisper”/”Whisper, Whisper” (5/1973)…Charlie Evans Great Mysteries “Unseen Alibi” (10/1973)…Jerry Police Story “Collision Course” (11/1973)…Ott Police Surgeon “Deadly Exchange” (6/1974)…Counselor Paul Madden The Streets of San Francisco “The Programming of Charlie Blake” (2/1975)…Charlie Blake Columbo “Troubled Waters” (2/1975)…Lloyd Harrington Three for the Road “The Trail of Bigfoot” (11/1975)…Ethan Crawford Cannon “The Hero” (11/1975)…Tom Longman Ellery Queen “The Adventure of the Blunt Instrument” (12/1975)…Cliff Waddell Police Story “Eamon Kinsella Royce” (2/1976)…Bennett McCloud “’Twas the Fight Before Christmas” (12/1976)…Pete Lancaster Tales of the Unexpected “No Way Out” (8/1977)…Richard “Dick” Ayres Greatest Heroes of the Bible “Daniel in the Lions’ Den” (11/1978)…Hissar Hart to Hart “Hart’s Desire” (11/1982)…James Francis The A-Team “A Small but Deadly War” (2/1983)…Police Officer Collins Simon & Simon “The Skeleton Who Came Out of the Closet” (3/1983)…Dr. Griss Miami Vice “Bushido” (11/1985)…Jack Gretsky Hunter “Bad Company” (1/1987)…Brother Harold Hobarts Murder, She Wrote “Deadpan” (5/1988)…Eliot Easterbrook The Twilight Zone “Room 2426” (2/1989)…Martin Decker Quantum Leap (season 1) (season 2, episodes 1-11) (3-5, 9-12/1989)…Admiral Albert “Al” Calavicci Quantum Leap (season 2, episodes 12-22) (season 3, episodes 1-10) (1-5, 9-12/1990)…Admiral Albert “Al” Calavicci Quantum Leap (season 3, episodes 11-22) (season 4, episodes 1-10) (1-5, 9-11/1991)…Admiral Albert “Al” Calavicci Quantum Leap (season 4, episodes 11-22) (season 5, episodes 1-11) (1-5, 9-12/1992)…Admiral Albert “Al” Calavicci Quantum Leap (season 5, episodes 12-22) (1-5/1993)…Admiral Albert “Al” Calavicci Burke’s Law “Who Killed the Beauty Queen?” (1/1994)…John Delaney Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman “The Rival” (2/1994)…Preston Carpenter Chicago Hope “Songs from the Cuckoo Birds” (5/1995)…Robert St. Clair Snowy River “Fathers and Sons” & “The Manly Art” (9/1995)…Professor Julius Waugh Nowhere Man “You Really Got a Hold on Me” (11/1995)…Gus Shepard The Commish “In the Shadows of the Gallows” (11/1995)…Robert Allardyce Can’t Hurry Love “I Never Cooked for My Father” (2/1996)…Vic Carlucci Ink “The Debutante” (4/1997)…Cy Tannon The Tony Danza Show “Pilot” (9/1997)…Frank DiMeo The Tony Danza Show “Wired” & “With Your Guest Host, Tony DiMeo” (10/1997)…Frank DiMeo The Tony Danza Show “The Milk Run” & “A Marriage Made in Miami” (12/1997)…Frank DiMeo It’s True! (see: Pilots) The Tony Danza Show “C’gar Face” & “Sue You” (7/1998)…Frank DiMeo The Tony Danza Show (7 unaired episodes)…Frank DiMeo The Drew Carey Show “Y2K, You’re Okay” (9/1999)…Hal First Monday “Family Affairs” (2/2002)…Senator Edward Sheffield First Monday “Right to Die” (3/2002)…Senator Edward Sheffield First Monday “Showdown” (4/2002)…Senator Edward Sheffield Star Trek: Enterprise “Detained” (4/2002)…Colonel Grat Stargate SG-1 “Shadow Play” (7/2002)…Dr. Kieran JAG “Critical Condition” (9/2002)…Senator Edward Sheffield JAG “Dangerous Game” (10/2002)…Secretary of the Navy Edward Sheffield JAG “Need to Know” (11/2002)…Secretary of the Navy Edward Sheffield JAG “The Boast” (11/2003)…Secretary of the Navy Edward Sheffield JAG “People vs. SecNav” (2/2004)…Secretary of the Navy Edward Sheffield JAG “Fighting Words” (4/2004)…Secretary of the Navy Edward Sheffield JAG “Retrial” & “Whole New Ball Game” (10/2004)…Secretary of the Navy Edward Sheffield Battlestar Galactica “Lay Down Your Burdens, pt. 1” & “Lay Down Your Burdens, pt. 2” (3/2006)…Brother John Cavil Battlestar Galactica “Occupation”; “Precipice”; & “Exodus” (10/2006)…Brother John Cavil Battlestar Galactica “The Eye of Jupiter” (12/2006)…Brother John Cavil Battlestar Galactica “Rapture” (1/2007)…Brother John Cavil Battlestar Galactica “Six of One” & “The Ties That Bind” (4/2008)…Brother John Cavil Battlestar Galactica “The Hub” (6/2008)…Brother John Cavil Crash “Los Muertos” (11/2008)…Frankie Navajo Battlestar Galactica “No Exit” (2/2009)…Brother John Cavil Battlestar Galactica “Islanded in a Stream of Stars”; “Daybreak, Pt. 1”; & “Daybreak, Pts. 2 and 3” (3/2009)…Brother John Cavil Enlisted “Vets” (3/2014)…Dan NCIS: New Orleans “Chasing Ghosts” (11/2014)…Tom Hamilton
Documentaries and Hosted Shows
When We Were Young…: Growing Up on the Silver Screen (1989)…Himself Caught in the Act (1993)…Host Against All Odds (1991)…Host (see: Pilots) Ripley’s Believe it or Not (1994)…Host (see: Pilots) Pretty as a Picture: The Art of David Lynch (1997)…Himself Popular Science (1997)…Host Phenomenon: The Lost Archives (1998-1999) (14 episodes)…Host A Kiss with History: Remembering ‘Quantum Leap’ (2004)…Himself The Cool School (2008)…Himself Along for the Ride (2016)…Himself Star Ancestors (2016)…Narrator The Jack Richard Smith Documentary: A Portrait of an Artist (2019)…Himself
Plays
11/15/43-12/18/1943: “Innocent Voyage” as John Thornton (had only one line). Theatre Guild, Belasco Theatre, New York City 10/24/1957-2/22/1958: “Compulsion”, Ambassador Theater, New York City as Judd Steiner with Roddy McDowell in other lead role 8/12-16/1959: “Mother Courage” Schoenburg Hall (UCLA), Los Angeles, CA ~1960: “Look Back in Anger” in little theater on Sunset Boulevard with Shirley Knight and Bobby Driscoll (1) 9/1-10/14/1961: “Endgame & The New Tenant” (Double Bill) - (Director only) Coronet Repertory Theatre, Los Angeles, CA 3/8-21/1974: “Relatively Speaking” Albuquerque Little Theater, NM 2/18-3/14/1976: “Sunday in New York” Midnight Sun Dinner Theater, Atlanta, GA 9/9-10/17/1976: “Come Blow Your Horn”, Stage West, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Also performed during September-December 1979 in Union Plaza, Las Vegas 12/15-17/1978: “Short Nightgown and Panties: A Tribute to Janis Joplin” (director only) Pilot Theater, Hollywood (produced by La Mama Hollywood) 5/13-6/16/1979: “Man With Bags” (Director/Producer) Starred Russ Tamblyn. Pilot Theater, Hollywood (produced by La Mama Hollywood) 7/20/1980: “Eagle in New Mexico”, D. H. Lawrence Festival, Paolo Soleri Theatre, Santa Fe, New Mexico 1/21-3/1/1981: "Here Lies Jeremy Troy" Sebastian’s West Dinner Playhouse, San Clemente, CA
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Voice work
Eadweard Muybridge, Zoopraxographer (1975)…Narrator Captain Planet and the Planeteers (1990-1992)…Duke Nukem Episodes: Deadly Ransom (1990); Meltdown Syndrome, Ozone Hole, Mission to Save Earth pts. 1& 2, Isle of Solar Energy (1991); Summit to Save Earth pts. 1 & 2, Radiant Amazon, The Deadly Glow (1992) Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker (2000)…Tim Drake Robot Astronomy Talk Show “Back in Time” (8/2009)…(himself)
Radio shows
1943-1944?: Death Valley Days (1) (played a character named Lee) 1943-1944?: Dr. Christian (1) 1945, Dec. 22: Stars Over Hollywood (‘Dancing Tree’) (4) 1947, Jan. 13: Lux Radio Theater (‘The Green Years’) (3) 1948, May 6: Family Theater (‘Mother’s Halo Was Tight’) (3) 1949, Jan. 26: Family Theater (‘Melancholy Clown’) (2) 1949, Feb. 17: The Screen Guild Theater (‘Deep Waters’) (3) (with Dana Andrews and Jean Peters) 1949, Apr. 17: NBC University Theater (‘The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn’) (2) 1950, Oct 9: Hallmark Playhouse (’Not Wanted’) (3) 1950, Nov. 8: Hans Brinker (2) (with Roddy McDowall) 1951, May 28: Hollywood Star Playhouse (‘They Call Me Lucky’) (3) 1951, June 4: Hollywood Star Playhouse (‘The Trap’) (2) 1952, Jan. 29: The Cavalcade of America (‘The Night There Was No President’) (2) 1952, Feb 18: Kim (with Errol Flynn) (3) 1952, Jun. 7: Stars Over Hollywood (‘Home’s Not A Place’) (3) 1963, early Jan.: All That Fall: (Directed Only) 30 mins - CBS/NBC Sponsored by the Du Pont Co. (2)
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Miscellaneous films
My Old Man - 1949 (Stockwell was originally considered for the role of Joe. This film was later renamed to Under My Skin)
Huckleberry Finn - 1951 (A musical with Gene Kelly choreographing, it ended up delayed partly due to script issues then dropped.)
Cimarron - 1960 (Stockwell was offered a role in this, but turned it down because it didn’t appeal to him. We’re not sure which role. It was most likely Russ Tamblyn’s role, since that seems to be the way it works for Stockwell in general, and if not that, one of Tamblyn’s character’s buddies.)
Return to Peyton Place - 1961 (Stockwell was originally considered for the role of Ted Carter, but possibly dropped out.)
Ecstasy - 1970 (Unreleased. This was mentioned in a few ’70s filmographies for Stockwell.)
Artists Die Best in Black - originally planned for 2000. (This was mentioned in Nature Boy. Seems like the adaptation was done later, dropping Stockwell from the cast.)
Penance/The Philadelphia Experiment - planned, supposed to be produced and shot in Central Florida during/after the summer of 2001. Source on this.
Credits voiceover: "Johnny was played by Dean Stockwell."