from Bowling Green State University while on an athletic scholarship.Ĭasey played wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers from 1961-1966 and the Los Angeles Rams from 1967-1968.
He graduated from high school in Columbus, Ohio. She has done quite well writing for television’s “Nip Tuck” from 2003-2010 and for “American Horror Story” from 2011-2015.īernie Casey was in the role of the winged head gargoyle that took a shine to a human girl. Salt eventually left acting and began writing and producing. On television’s “Soap” from 1977-1981, she played Eunice Tate. She was in Play it Again, Sam (1972), about a man obsessed with Casablanca (1942), and Sisters (1972). One of her earlier roles was a small part in Midnight Cowboy (1969). In New York, she attended the High School of Performing Arts and later graduated from Sarah Lawrence College. Jennifer Salt played the halter top-wearing subject of the head gargoyles affection, Diana Boley. Glenn was first covered in The Challenge (1982). Scott Glenn played motorcycle rider James Reeger. This great actor was first covered in the Film-Noir The Big Combo (1955). Mercer Boley, the all knowing and tough guy anthropologist. Actors – Gargoyles (1972) ReturningĬornel Wilde was Dr. A young Scott Glenn is the leader of the bike riders, and the damsel in distress is always wearing a halter top. There is a drunken motel owner, and she is desperate to have sex. There is even a part where a gargoyle leaps in the air, kicking men off the motorcycles and horses. I mean the hunt gargoyles with horses, motorbikes, and dogs. It is my personal opinion that this movie is excellent. Norton stages the preposterous events with considerable skill (though he shows the gargoyles too often and in too much detail the suits don’t stand up to prolongued (sic) close examination), and the Carlsbad Caverns climax is a keeper.” “This made for TV movie, which debuted in ABC’s “Movie of the Week” slot, remains a cult item by virtue of strong performances and special effects by Stan Winston… and NBC’s The Bold Ones: The New Doctors/NBC Reports. Originally broadcast as part of The New CBS Tuesday Night Movies, Gargoyles had to contend with the ABC Movie of the Week/Marcus Welby M.D.
This brings us to CBS’ Gargoyles (1972), a TV movie that aimed to rectify that situation and give these mostly forgotten creatures a chance to shine through the filter of a demented Saturday morning vibe. Pity the poor gargoyle, second tier (at the very least) in horror iconography, resigned to being stone portents in many a film, but never getting their creepy due.
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