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Martin Landau / Bela Lugosi / Martin LANDAU #1272381

CBS Evening News for Monday, Jul 17, 2017
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Actor Martin LANDAU once said a character without emotions would have driven me crazy. I would have had to be lobotomized. That's why he turned down the role of Mr. Spock on Star Trek. Lando chose instead a less memorable part on Mission Impossible. Years of bad movies followed till his career was saved, ironically, by a film about bad movies. I'm ready now. Roll the cabinet. Martin Landau won an Oscar for that portrayal of Bela Lugosi in Edward Landale, died Saturday. He was 89....
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