Martin Landau, Legendary 'Mission: Impossible' and 'Ed Wood' Actor, Remembered | THR News

Martin Landau, a celebrated actor known for his roles in 'Mission Impossible' and 'Ed Wood', passed away at 89. Born in Brooklyn, he began as a cartoonist before pursuing acting. He gained fame with Alfred Hitchcock's 'North by Northwest' and earned Emmy nominations for 'Mission Impossible'. Landau won an Oscar for 'Ed Wood' and was a respected acting teacher. His personal life included a marriage to Barbara Bain and friendships with James Dean and Marilyn Monroe. Landau's legacy includes numerous film and TV roles, leaving a lasting impact on Hollywood.

What was Martin Landau's profession before he pursued acting?

• A photographer

• A musician

• A cartoonist

• A journalist

Which Alfred Hitchcock film featured Martin Landau in a role that brought him fame?

• Vertigo

• Rear Window

• North by Northwest

• Psycho

For which film did Martin Landau win an Oscar?

• Crimes and Misdemeanors

• Ed Wood

• Tucker: The Man and His Dream

• Space: 1999

Who replaced Martin Landau in 'Mission Impossible' after he turned down a role in 'Star Trek'?

• Jason O'Mara

• William Shatner

• Leonard Nimoy

• David Harbour

Which famous actress was Martin Landau romantically linked to in the 1950s?

• Elizabeth Taylor

• Audrey Hepburn

• Grace Kelly

• Marilyn Monroe