These Twilight Zone Actors Were Good Friends, Despite Playing Bitter Enemies

The iconic Twilight Zone episode "Deaths-Head Revisited" presented a supernatural twist on the idea of deferred justice for Nazi war criminals a month before Adolf Eichmann took the stand in Jerusalem. Oscar Beregi Jr. and Joseph Schildkraut took center stage for a post-Holocaust reckoning between tormentor and victim at the ruins of Dachau.

How The Twilight Zone Made Viewers Question Reality With Improvised Filmmaking Trick

In the classic Twilight Zone episode "A World of Difference," mild-mannered businessman Arthur Curtis (Howard Duff) begins to question the nature of reality when his comfortable existence is revealed to be nothing more than a fabricated movie set. What's more: Arthur is really a fading, alcoholic movie star named Gerald "Gerry" Raigan.