Agent / Tom Kaylor (played by Peter Graves) is a protagonist in Death in Small Doses.
Valerie 'Val' Owens (played by Mala Powers) appears in Death in Small Doses.
Mink Reynolds (played by Chuck Connors) appears in Death in Small Doses.
Wally Morse (played by Roy Engel) appears in Death in Small Doses.
'Dunc' Clayton (played by Robert B. Williams) appears in Death in Small Doses.
Amy 'Miss Diesel of 1958' Phillips (played by Merry Anders) appears in Death in Small Doses.
Lennie Owens (played by Robert Christopher) appears in Death in Small Doses.
Steve Hummel / Mr. Brown (played by Harry Lauter) appears in Death in Small Doses.
Death in Small Doses (1957) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Agent / Tom Kaylor
(played by Peter Graves) — protagonist
Valerie 'Val' Owens
(played by Mala Powers) — supporting
Mink Reynolds
(played by Chuck Connors) — supporting
Wally Morse
(played by Roy Engel) — supporting
'Dunc' Clayton
(played by Robert B. Williams) — supporting
Amy 'Miss Diesel of 1958' Phillips
(played by Merry Anders) — supporting
Lennie Owens
(played by Robert Christopher) — supporting
Steve Hummel / Mr. Brown
(played by Harry Lauter) — supporting
Payson
(played by Pete Kooy) — supporting
Doctor (uncredited)
(played by Paul Maxwell) — minor
Handler (uncredited)
(played by John Mitchum) — minor
Mabel (uncredited)
(played by Claire Carleton) — minor
Diner Patron (uncredited)
(played by George Ford) — minor
Club Patron (uncredited)
(played by Roy Damron) — minor
Frank Ainsley (uncredited)
(played by Robert Shayne) — cameo
Howard (uncredited)
(played by Fred Sherman) — cameo
Story Analysis
An undercover FDA investigator infiltrates a trucking community to expose an illegal amphetamine supply chain facing lethal retaliation.
Plot Progression
Undercover Deployment
Boarding & Social Circle
Clues & Connections
Impending Elimination
Directed by Joseph M. Newman
Death in Small Doses (1957) · 5.1/10 · crime, drama, thriller
Content sources
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Wikidata
(Q46600512), public domain (CC0).
