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A: Not at all. It's considered by many to be a television classic. It was a very good series. It's being shown on the Sci Fi Channel and the

audience seems to like it as much now as they did when it was first on the air. I've always been very proud to be associated with it. I was especially pleased that I had the chance to work with that fine actor, Richard Basehart. As a matter of fact, he's the reason I agreed to do the series. When I was asked to play Captain Lee Crane, I wasn't sure I wanted to be committed to a series. When the Producer called me in London, and said that Richard had agreed to play Admiral Harriman Nelson, I said, "In that case, my answer is yes, I'll do the series."

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Q: Does it bother you to still be associated with VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA A: Not at all. It's considered by many to be a television classic. It was a very good series. It's being shown on the Sci Fi Channel and the audience seems to like it as much now as they did when it was first on the air. I've always been very proud to be associated with it. I was especially pleased that I had the chance to work with that fine actor, Richard Basehart. As a matter of fact, he's the reason I agreed to do the series. When I was asked to play Captain Lee Crane, I wasn't sure I wanted to be committed to a series. When the Producer called me in London, and said that Richard had agreed to play Admiral Harriman Nelson, I said, "In that case, my answer is yes, I'll do the series." David Hedison July 1995