Dr. Heidegger invites four of his respected friends to try out the elixir of youth.
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Peter Brocco as Dr. Heidegger
John Barclay as Colonel Killigrew
Leslie Bradley as Colonel Killigrew
Daniel Foster as Colonel Killigrew
Jane Elliot as Widow Wycherly
Robert Guthrie as Mr. Gascoigne
Richard Hale as Mr. Gascoigne
Michael Quinn as Mr. Medbourne
Jack Raine as Mr. Medbourne
Edward Schaaf as Mr. Gascoigne
Brian Taggert as Mr. Medbourne
Zolya Talma as Widow Wycherly
Lorna Thayer as Widow Wycherly
Larry Yust Producer
Jeanne Robinson Associate Producer
Albert Nalpas Editor
Larry Yust Director
Nathaniel Hawthorne Short Story
Larry Yust Writer
Isidore Mankofsky Director of Photography
Bernardo Segall Music
United States 01 January 1969
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