Escape From The Planet of The Apes - Cast

Cast

  • Roddy McDowall - Cornelius
  • Kim Hunter - Zira
  • Bradford Dillman - Dr. Lewis Dixon
  • Natalie Trundy - Dr. Stephanie Branton
  • Eric Braeden - Dr. Otto Hasslein
  • William Windom - President
  • Sal Mineo - Dr. Milo
  • Albert Salmi - E-1
  • Jason Evers - E-2
  • John Randolph - Chairman
  • Harry Lauter - General Winthrop
  • M. Emmet Walsh - Aide
  • Roy Glenn - Lawyer
  • Peter Forster - Cardinal
  • Norman Burton - Army Officer
  • William Woodson - Naval Officer
  • Tom Lowell - Orderly
  • Gene Whittington - Marine Captain
  • Donald Elson - Curator
  • Bill Bonds - TV Newscaster
  • Army Archerd - Referee
  • James Bacon - General Faulkner
  • Ricardo Montalbán - Armando

In this film, actor Roddy McDowall returns to the character of Cornelius which he played in the first film but not in the second. A new character of Dr. Milo is introduced played by actor Sal Mineo, who hoped his career would gain from the new project much as McDowall's career had from participating in the first film. Charlton Heston, star of the first film and supporting actor in the second, appears in this third installment only in two brief flashback sequences.

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