Alexander Scourby
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Person

Alexander Scourby

Known for
Acting
Born
November 13, 1913
Died
February 22, 1985
Place of birth
Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA
Also known as
Alex Scourby, Alexander Scorby

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Biography

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Alexander Scourby (November 13, 1913 – February 22, 1985) was an American film, television, and voice actor known for his deep and resonant voice. He is best known for his film role as the ruthless mob boss Mike Lagana in Fritz Lang's The Big Heat (1953), and is also particularly well-remembered in the English-speaking world for his landmark recordings of the entire King James Version audio Bible, which have been released in numerous editions. He later recorded the entire Revised Standard Version of the Bible. Scourby recorded 422 audiobooks for the blind which he considered his most important work. He has a reputation in the audiobook industry as being one of the greatest narrators: "He is heralded as having the greatest voice ever recorded."

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Filmography

  • The StuffFilm · 1985 · as Evans
  • Among the Wild ChimpanzeesFilm · 1984 · as Narrator (voice)
  • Australia's Animal MysteriesFilm · 1984 · as Narrator (voice)
  • Merton: A Film BiographyFilm · 1984 · as Narrator (voice)
  • Etosha: Place of Dry WaterFilm · 1979 · as Narrator (voice)
  • JesusFilm · 1979 · as Luke (voice)
  • This Other EdenFilm · 1979 · as Narrator (voice)
  • Uncommon Women and OthersFilm · 1979 · as Narrator (voice)
  • The WordTV · 1978 · as Narrator (voice) · 4 episodes
  • Meeting of MindsTV · 1977 · as Galileo Galilei · 2 episodes
  • The Hemingway PlayFilm · 1976 · as Ernest Hemingway (middle-aged)
  • Buddhism in ChinaFilm · 1972 · as Narrator (voice)
  • AtonementFilm · 1971 · as Narrator (voice)
  • Great PerformancesTV · 1971 · Acting · 1 episode
  • MontserratFilm · 1971 · Acting
  • People of the Seal, Part 1: Eskimo SummerFilm · 1971 · as Narrator (voice)
  • People of the Seal, Part 2: Eskimo WinterFilm · 1971 · as Narrator (voice)
  • The ExecutionerFilm · 1970 · as Prof. Parker
  • The Glory of Their TimesFilm · 1970 · as Narrator
  • Marcus Welby, M.D.TV · 1969 · as Lucas Coleman · 1 episode
  • The Lonely DorymenFilm · 1968 · as Narrator (voice)
  • 1999 A.D.Film · 1967 · as Narrator (voice)
  • Grizzly!Film · 1967 · as Narrator (voice)
  • MannixTV · 1967 · as Count Boria · 2 episodes
  • China!Film · 1965 · as Narrator
  • National Geographic SpecialsTV · 1965 · as Narrator (voice) · 3 episodes
  • The Gendarme in New YorkFilm · 1965 · as Alex Scourby
  • The Incredible World of James BondFilm · 1965 · as Narrator (voice)
  • The Unending StruggleFilm · 1965 · as Narrator
  • Daniel BooneTV · 1964 · as Eli Bothwell · 1 episode
  • The Man from U.N.C.L.E.TV · 1964 · as Professor Amadeus / Wolfgang Wolp · 1 episode
  • Mr. NovakTV · 1963 · as Allen Ferguson · 1 episode
  • The Eleventh HourTV · 1962 · as Garrett Nolan · 1 episode
  • The WallFilm · 1962 · as Narrator (voice) (uncredited)
  • Cain's HundredTV · 1961 · as Judge Philip Hallson · 1 episode
  • The Asphalt JungleTV · 1961 · as Roy Bradley · 1 episode
  • The DefendersTV · 1961 · as John Wellman · 1 episode
  • The Devil at 4 O'ClockFilm · 1961 · as The Governor
  • Man on a StringFilm · 1960 · as Colonel Vadja Kubelov
  • Seven ThievesFilm · 1960 · as Raymond Le May
  • BonanzaTV · 1959 · as Jean Millain · 1 episode
  • Johnny StaccatoTV · 1959 · Acting · 1 episode
  • Philip MarloweTV · 1959 · as Dr. Steve Vincent · 1 episode
  • Project XX: Life in the ThirtiesFilm · 1959 · as Self - Narrator
  • RawhideTV · 1959 · as Albert Hadley · 1 episode
  • The Big FishermanFilm · 1959 · as David Ben-Zadok
  • The Shaggy DogFilm · 1959 · as Mikhail Andrassy
  • The Twilight ZoneTV · 1959 · as George Harper · 1 episode
  • The Velvet AlleyFilm · 1959 · as Harvey Diedrich
  • Me and the ColonelFilm · 1958 · as Major Von Bergen
  • Naked CityTV · 1958 · as Walter Gerrick · 1 episode
  • Shirley Temple's StorybookTV · 1958 · as King · 2 episodes
  • The RiflemanTV · 1958 · as Byron Claremont · 1 episode
  • Wanted: Dead or AliveTV · 1958 · as Judge Coogan · 1 episode
  • Project XX: The Innocent YearsFilm · 1957 · as Self - Narrator
  • The Night America TrembledFilm · 1957 · as Host
  • The Song of ChristmasFilm · 1957 · as Narrator (voice)
  • The Walter Winchell FileTV · 1957 · as Agent · 1 episode
  • Venice: Theme and VariationsFilm · 1957 · as Narrator (voice)
  • Dick Powell's Zane Grey TheatreTV · 1956 · as Colonel del Armija - Interrogator · 1 episode
  • GiantFilm · 1956 · as Old Polo
  • Project XX: The Great War - World War IFilm · 1956 · as Self - Narrator
  • Ransom!Film · 1956 · as Dr. Paul Y. Gorman
  • Telephone TimeTV · 1956 · as Joseph Priestley · 1 episode
  • The Twisted CrossFilm · 1956 · as Narrator (voice)
  • Alfred Hitchcock PresentsTV · 1955 · as Horace Meade · 1 episode
  • The 20th Century Fox HourTV · 1955 · as Joe Markheim · 1 episode
  • The Phil Silvers ShowTV · 1955 · as Hubbell Robinson (uncredited) · 1 episode
  • Climax!TV · 1954 · as Frank Martin · 1 episode
  • Sign of the PaganFilm · 1954 · as Chrysaphius
  • The Secret StormTV · 1954 · as Dr. Ian Northcoate · 319 episodes
  • The ShadowFilm · 1954 · as Rollo Grimbauer
  • The Silver ChaliceFilm · 1954 · as Luke
  • The Wonderful World of DisneyTV · 1954 · as Dr. Mikhail Andrassy · 1 episode
  • Three Two One - Zero!Film · 1954 · as Narrator
  • Victory at SeaFilm · 1954 · as Narrator (voice)
  • The Big HeatFilm · 1953 · as Mike Lagana
  • The Glory BrigadeFilm · 1953 · as Lt. Niklas
  • The Redhead from WyomingFilm · 1953 · as Reece Duncan
  • The Spirit of ChristmasFilm · 1953 · as Clement Moore / 'Nativity' Narrator (voice) (uncredited)
  • Affair in TrinidadFilm · 1952 · as Max Fabian
  • Because of YouFilm · 1952 · as Dr. Breen
  • OmnibusTV · 1952 · as Odysseus · 1 episode
  • Lux Video TheatreTV · 1950 · as Hagen · 1 episode
  • Studio OneTV · 1948 · as Edward · 1 episode
  • Kraft Television TheatreTV · 1947 · as Narrator (voice) · 4 episodes
  • Hell Gate: The Watery GraveFilm · as Narrator (voice)

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