| "The Chameleon" | |
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| Series The Outer Limits Season 1, Episode 31 | |
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| Air date | April 27th, 1964 |
| Story | Robert Towne; Lou Morheim; Joseph Stefano |
| Teleplay | Robert Towne |
| Director | Gerd Oswald |
| Producers | Leslie Stevens; Joseph Stefano; Lou Morheim |
| Starring | Vic Perrin |
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| Previous "Production and Decay of Strange Particles" |
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"The Chameleon" is the thirty-first episode of season one of the science fiction anthology series The Outer Limits. It was directed by Gerd Oswald with a teleplay written by Robert Towne based on a story treatment by Towne, Lou Morheim, and Joseph Stefano. It first aired on ABC on April 27th, 1964.
Cast[]
Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Robert Duvall | Louis Mace |
| Howard Caine | Leon Chambers |
| Douglas Henderson | Doctor Tillyard |
| William O'Connell | The Creature |
| Henry Brandon | General Crawford |
Co-Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Vic Perrin | Control voice |
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Quotes[]
- Control voice: The race of man is known for its mutability. We can change our moods, our faces, our lives to suit whatever situation confronts us. Adapt and survive. Even among the most changeable of living things, man is quicksilver, more chameleon-like than the chameleon, no matter what the cost to others, or himself.