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Search for Tomorrow

7.2 / 10 | United States
1951 | Drama | Romance
Search for Tomorrow is an American soap opera that premiered on September 3, 1951, on CBS. The show was moved from CBS to NBC on March 29, 1982. It continued on NBC until the final episode aired on December 26, 1986, a run of thirty-five years. At the time of its final broadcast, it was the longest-running non-news program on television. This record would later be broken by Hallmark Hall of Fame, which premiered on Christmas Eve 1951 and still airs occasionally. The show was created by Roy Winsor and was first written by Agnes Nixon for thirteen weeks and, later, by Irving Vendig.

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Cast List (65)

Ned Stark
Ned Stark
Director
Robert Schwartz
Robert Schwartz
Director
Gregory Lehane
Gregory Lehane
Director
Charles C. Dyer
Charles C. Dyer
Director
Robert Nigro
Robert Nigro
Director
Heather Hill
Heather Hill
Director
Harry Eggart
Harry Eggart
Director
James Sayegh
James Sayegh
Director
James Kramer
James Kramer
Director
Michael Gliona
Michael Gliona
Director
Murray Horwitz
Murray Horwitz
Director
Richard Pepperman
Richard Pepperman
Director
Charles Irving
Charles Irving
Director
Jack Wood
Jack Wood
Director
Christopher Goutman
Christopher Goutman
Director
Peter L. Andrews
Peter L. Andrews
Director
Dan Levin
Dan Levin
Director
Barnet Kellman
Barnet Kellman
Director
Gordon Rigsby
Gordon Rigsby
Director
Jay Millard
Jay Millard
Director
Dan Hamilton
Dan Hamilton
Director
Dan Smith
Dan Smith
Director
Patrick Corbett
Patrick Corbett
Director
Jeremy Summers
Jeremy Summers
Director
Ira Cirker
Ira Cirker
Director
Nick Havinga
Nick Havinga
Director
Scott McKinsey
Scott McKinsey
Director
Bruce Minnix
Bruce Minnix
Director
Diana Wenman
Diana Wenman
Director
Andrew D. Weyman
Andrew D. Weyman
Director
Art Wolff
Art Wolff
Director
Mary Stuart
Mary Stuart
Joanne Tourneur
Mary Stuart
Mary Stuart
Joanne Vicente
Mary Stuart
Mary Stuart
Joanne Vincente
Larry Haines
Larry Haines
Stu Bergman
Dwight Weist
Dwight Weist
Narrator
Dwight Weist
Dwight Weist
Self - Announcer
Carl Low
Carl Low
Dr. Bob Rogers (1965-1979)
Carl Low
Carl Low
Dr. Bob Rogers
Anthony George
Anthony George
Dr. Tony Vincente #1 (1970-1975)
Anthony George
Anthony George
Dr. Tony Vincente
Kathleen Beller
Kathleen Beller
Liza Walton Kaslo Sentell Kendall #2 (1971-1974)
Ralph Clanton
Ralph Clanton
William Collins (1971-1972, 1973)
Tommy Norden
Tommy Norden
Dr. Gary Walton #1 (1971-1973)
Tommy Norden
Tommy Norden
Gary Walton #1
Harris Laskawy
Harris Laskawy
Lieutenant Marion Bowman (1982-1985)
Harris Laskawy
Harris Laskawy
Lt. Marion Bowman
Harris Laskawy
Harris Laskawy
Lieutenant Marion Bowman
Dino Narizzano
Dino Narizzano
Dr. Lenard 'Len' Whiting #1 (1964-1972, 1976)
Dino Narizzano
Dino Narizzano
Dr. Len Whiting
Joan Copeland
Joan Copeland
Andrea Whiting #3 (1967-1972)
Joan Copeland
Joan Copeland
Andrea Whiting
Vera Allen
Vera Allen
Ida Weston (1969-1972)
David Ford
David Ford
Karl Devlin (1972-1973)
Christopher Lowe
Christopher Lowe
Eric Leshinsky (1969-1978)
Christopher Lowe
Christopher Lowe
Eric Phillips
Kenneth Harvey
Kenneth Harvey
Douglas 'Doug' Martin (1968-1974)
Kenneth Harvey
Kenneth Harvey
Douglas Williams
Melba Rae
Melba Rae
Marge Bergman
Michael Maitland
Michael Maitland
Bruce Carson
Leigh Lassen
Leigh Lassen
Patti Barron Tate Whiting McCleary, R. N. #9 (1968-1975)
Melba Rae
Melba Rae
Marge Bergman (1951-1971) (original cast)
Michael Maitland
Michael Maitland
Bruce Carson #2 (1972-1973)
Roy Winsor
Roy Winsor
Writer
Agnes Nixon
Agnes Nixon
Writer

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