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I think Nick Adams was in a movie with James Dean. Rebel without a Cause. I can't recall him overdubbing though. Sorry !!

I found this on the IMDB... I never realized he was born so close to my house !!! I also forgot the "Die Monster Die" he was in with Boris Karloff. I should have though, I have the damned thing on DVD !!!

Date of birth (location)
10 July 1931
Nanticoke, Pennsylvania, USA
Date of death (details)
7 February 1968
Beverly Hills, California, USA. (drug overdose)
Mini biography
Nick Adams, best known to audiences as Johnny Yuma of "The Rebel" TV series... (show more)

IMDbPro Professional Details

Filmography as: Actor, Writer, Himself, Notable TV Guest Appearances

Actor - filmography
(1960s) (1950s)

Fever Heat (1969) .... Ace Jones
Asesinos, Los (1968)
Mission Mars (1968) .... Nick Grant
Kokusai himitsu keisatsu: Zettai zetsumi (1967) .... John Carter
... aka International Secret Police: Driven to the Wall (1967)
... aka Killing Bottle, The (1967) (USA)
... aka Zettai zatsumi (1967)
Mosby's Marauders (1967) .... Sgt. Gregg
... aka Willie and the Yank (1967)
Don't Worry, We'll Think of a Title (1966) .... Cameo appearance
Kaijû daisenso (1965) .... Astronaut Glenn
... aka Battle of the Astros (1965)
... aka Godzilla Vs. Monster Zero (1970) (USA: video title)
... aka Great Monster War, The (1965)
... aka Invasion of Astro-Monster (1965)
... aka Invasion of Planet X (1965)
... aka Invasion of the Astro-Monsters (1965)
... aka Invasion of the Astros (1970) (USA: armed forces circuit title)
... aka Kaijû daisenso Kingughidorah tai Gojira (1965) (Japan: reissue title)
... aka Monster Zero (1970) (USA)
... aka War of the Monsters (1965) (literal English title)
Die, Monster, Die! (1965) .... Stephen Reinhart
... aka House at the End of the World, The (1965)
... aka Monster of Terror (1965) (UK)
Furankenshutain tai chitei kaijû Baragon (1965) .... Dr. James Bowen
... aka Frankenstein Conquers the World (1966) (USA)
... aka Frankenstein Meets the Giant Devil Fish (1965)
... aka Frankenstein and the Giant Lizard (1965)
... aka Frankenstein vs. Baragon (1965) (International: English title)
... aka Frankenstein vs. the Giant Devil Fish (1965)
... aka Frankenstein vs. the Subterranean Monster (1965)
... aka Furankensuten to Baragon (1965)
Young Dillinger (1965) .... John Dillinger
Young Lovers, The (1964) .... Tarragoo
Celebrity Party (1963) (TV)
... aka Dick Clark's Celebrity Party (1963) (TV) (USA: complete title)
Twilight of Honor (1963) .... Ben Brown
... aka Charge Is Murder, The (1963) (UK)
Girl Named Tamiko, A (1963)
Hook, The (1963) .... Pvt. V.R. Hackett
"Saints and Sinners" (1962) TV Series .... Nick Alexander (1962-1963)
Interns, The (1962) .... Dr. Sid Lackland
Hell Is for Heroes (1962) .... Homer Janeczek


FBI Story, The (1959) .... Jack Graham
Pillow Talk (1959) .... Tony Walters
"Rebel, The" (1959) TV Series .... Johnny Yuma
No Time for Sergeants (1958) .... Pvt. Benjamin B. Whitledge
Teacher's Pet (1958) .... Barney Kovac
Sing, Boy, Sing (1958) .... C.K. Judd
Fury at Showdown (1957) .... Tracy Mitchell
Our Miss Brooks (1956) .... Gary Nolan
Giant (1956) (voice) (uncredited) .... Jett Rink
Last Wagon, The (1956) .... Ridge
Strange Adventure, A (1956) .... Phil Davis
... aka White Nightmare (1956) (USA)
Picnic (1955) .... Bomber, Paper Boy
I Died a Thousand Times (1955) (uncredited)
Rebel Without a Cause (1955) .... Chick
Mister Roberts (1955) .... Reber
Strange Lady in Town (1955) .... Billy the Kid
Somebody Loves Me (1952) (uncredited) .... Western Union Boy

You got me. My knowledge is very limited here. I know
his career started out strong then went south. He was in a movie
with James Dean and starred with Boris Karloff in "Die Monster Die".
He was also in another movie with Kumi Mizuno called "The Killing
Bottle" though it does not seem a print of the film exists.
BTW when I said you got me at the top of my post I meant in
my knowledge of the man's career not cracking on the man himself.
Somewhere on the internet there's a more detailed bio of Mr.Adams
but I can't remember where......

Looks like he had a bigger career than I thought. I knew he had acted with some of the big guys, but I never knew he was in that many movies. He was truly a great actor, giving a memorable performance in all of the movies I've seen him in. I remember seeing him in "No Time for Sergeants" on AMC a couple years ago alongside Andy Griffith. That was some funny stuff.