William Shatner
was born in Montreal, Quebec and was educated at McGill University.
His films include Judgement at Nuremberg and The Brothers Karamazov.
He is best known for his portrayal of Captain James T. Kirk on TV's Star Trek
and in the many movies inspired by the series. He also starred in T.J. Hooker
and Rescue 911 on TV and has been in about twenty other movies.
Allyson Ames married and later divorced Leslie Stevens. She appeared on TV in
The Outer Limits and in the movies Texas Across the River (with Dean
Martin), A House is not a Home and Simon, King of the Witches.
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Incubus producer Anthony Taylor is a graduate of the University of Southern California and
served as a photo- intelligence officer in the Strategic Air Command. He has
worked as a consultant to a general contractor on the Pan American Highway, a
newspaper financial columnist, a member of the Chicago Board of Trade and the
New York and Chicago Mercantile Exchanges. He is a film producer, an avocado
grower, and is currently restoring Incubus for distribution on video.
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Director Leslie Stevens was educated at Westminister School, London and Yale
Drama School, American Theatre Wing in New York City. He wrote several Broadway plays
including The Lovers and Marriage-Go-Round. He worked with Orson Welles
and his fabled Mercury Players and created and produced the TV series Stoney
Burke and The Outer Limits. He wrote such films as The Left
Handed Gun, starring Paul Newman; Heroes Island, starring James Mason;
Incubus, and Return to the Blue Lagoon. He died in 1998.
More information about Leslie Stevens is available at
this
fan site.
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Conrad Hall (Cinematographer) won Academy Awards for Cinematography for
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid in 1969, American Beauty in 2000,
and Road to Perdition in 2003.
7 other films of his have been nominated in the past, including 1998's A
Civil Action, 1993's Searching
for Bobby Fischer and 1988's Tequila Sunrise.
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Fred Phillips (Makeup) went on to be head of makeup on
the television series Star Trek, working again
with William Shatner.
Milos Milos (The Incubus) made his acting debut at age 6 in Belgrade,
Yugoslavia. For two years he was a stand-in for French star Alain Delon in
Paris. He appeared in the US in The Russians Are Coming... The Russians
Are Coming. In 1966 he shot and killed the estranged wife of
Mickey Rooney, Barbara Ann Thompson Rooney, and then killed himself.
Ann Atmar committed suicide in 1965 shortly after appearing in Incubus.
Before starring in Incubus, she was in A Cold Wind in August and Street-Fighter.
