Sebastian Cabot

English-Canadian actor and director

Sebastian Cabot - Performers & Entertainers born July 6th, 1918
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An English-Canadian actor, he gained recognition for roles in television and film. Cabot starred in the popular series 'The Bloodhound Gang' and is well-remembered for his performances in 'The Twilight Zone'. He also featured in the acclaimed series 'Family Affair'. His career spanned several decades during which he displayed a range of acting abilities in various genres. In addition to acting, he contributed to the industry as a director, shaping the works of others.

Starring in 'The Twilight Zone'

Roles in 'Family Affair'

Featuring in 'The Bloodhound Gang'

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