Anthony Eisley in 'Dracula vs. Frankenstein'
Anthony Eisley's death (doubled by Al Adamson) in 'Dracula vs. Frankenstein'
Anthony Eisley (1925 - 2003)
Film Deaths[]
- Dracula vs. Frankenstein (Blood of Frankenstein; The Blood Seekers; Satan's Bloody Freaks) (1971) [Mike Howard]: Burned to death when Zandor Vorkov fires a ray of energy from his ring, as Anthony and Regina Carrol are running away. (In the original ending, Anthony survived; Anthony was unavailable to shoot the additional scenes after the ending was rewritten, so director Al Adamson stood in for Anthony for the death scene.)
TV Deaths[]
- Perry Mason: The Case of the Missing Button (1964) [Vince Rome]: Shot to death (off-screen) by Lysa D'Anjou. We learn of his death from when William Hopper and Barbara Hale reads the newspaper.
- The Outer Limits: The Brain of Colonel Barham (1965) [Col. Alex Barham]: After his brain is removed from his body, it is shot to death by a sniper while it is attacking the Army base.
- Mannix: Who Killed Me? (1969) [Lawrence King]: Shot in the side by Paul Richards.
Notable Connections[]
- Father of David Glen Eisley
- Grandfather of India Eisley