Liam Sullivan

Liam Sullivan was an actor who played Parmen in the third season episode .
Sullivan studied drama at Harvard and moved to New York City after graduation, where he made his television debut in 1949 and his Broadway debut in 1951. In the next four decades, he gained over 120 television credits, including the memorable The Twilight Zone episode "The Silence" with Felix Locher and Arthur Tovey).
He also guest-starred on series such as Alfred Hitchcock Presents (with Brian Keith), (with Antoinette Bower), Perry Mason (with Benjie Bancroft and Dick Cherney), (with Abraham Sofaer, Yvonne Craig, David Hurst, Nancy Kovack, Mickey Morton, and Bill Quinn, directed by James Goldstone), (with Meg Wyllie, Garry Walberg, and Hal Lynch, directed by Robert Butler), , , (with Lee Meriwether, Glenn Corbett, Dallas Mitchell, Bob Hoy, and Ed Fury, directed by Larry Dobkin), (with Nancy Kovack, Paul Sorensen, and Jack Donner), (with Nick Borgani, Monty O'Grady, and Arthur Tovey), (with Phillip Pine), (with Branscombe Richmond), (starring Joan Collins, with Peter Mark Richman, Clive Revill, and Robert Hitchcock), (starring Dwight Schultz and Melinda Culea, with Nick Dimitri and Richard Lynch), (starring Norman Lloyd, Ed Begley, Jr., and William Daniels, with Kavi Raz and David Ruprecht), (starring Corbin Bernsen, with Mimi Kuzyk, Bibi Besch, Anne Haney, Denise Crosby, and Josh Clark), and (with Morgan Woodward).
Sullivan also appeared in an episode of the 1986 miniseries North and South, Book II, alongside Kirstie Alley, Jonathan Frakes, Mary Crosby, James Read, Jean Simmons, Anthony Zerbe, David Ogden Stiers, William Schallert, Beau Billingslea, and Kurtwood Smith.
His very few feature film roles include the 1962 fantasy The Magic Sword in which he co-starred with Gary Lockwood.
Sullivan died of a heart attack on . ()
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