John Payne
Born: May 23, 1912 (as John Howard Payne) (in Roanoke, VA)
Died: December 6, 1989 (in Malibu, CA)
Spouse(s): Anne Shirley (married 1937 - 1943, divorced)
Gloria DeHaven (married 1944 - 1950, divorced)
Alexandra Crowell Curtis (married 1953 - 1989, his death)
Children: Julie Anne Payne
Kathleen Stephenson (born 1945)
Thomas Payne
Parents: George Washington Payne
Ida Hope Schaeffer
Movies:
1936
Hats Off
Dodsworth
1937
Love on Toast
Fair Warning
1938
Garden of the Moon
College Swing
1939
Kid Nightingale
Indianapolis Speedway
Wings of the Navy
1940
Tin Pan Alley
The Great Profile
Maryland
Tear Gas Squad
King of the Lumberjacks
Star Dust
1941
Remember the Day
Week-End in Havana
Sun Valley Serenade
The Great American Broadcast
1942
Springtime in the Rockies
Iceland
Footlight Serenade
To the Shores of Tripoli
1943
Hello Frisco, Hello
1945
The Dolly Sisters
1946
Wake Up and Dream
The Razor's Edge
Sentimental Journey
1947
Miracle on 34th Street
1948
The Saxon Charm
Larceny
1949
The Crooked Way
El Paso
1950
Tripoli
The Eagle and the Hawk
Captain China
1951
Crosswinds
Passage West
1952
The Blazing Forest
Kansas City Confidential
Caribbean
1953
99 River Street
The Vanquished
Raiders of the Seven Seas
1954
Silver Lode
Rails Into Laramie
1955
Tennessee's Partner
The Road to Denver
Santa Fe Passage
Hell's Island
1956
The Boss
Rebel in Town
Hold Back the Night
Slightly Scarlet
1957
Hidden Fear
Bailout at 43,000
1960
O'Conner's Ocean
1968
They Ran for Their Lives
TV Shows:
All Star Revue
- Episode #2.37 (1952) (uncredited)
The Best of Broadway
- The Philadelphia Story (1954)
Cade's County
- Requiem for Miss Madrid (1971)
Columbo
- Forgotten Lady (1975)
1952 Death Valley Days (TV Series)
Himself / Host (1972; 'Call of the West' version)
The Dick Powell Theatre
- Borderline (1962)
The Garry Moore Show
- Episode #2.16 (1960)
General Electric Theater
- Lash of Fear (1955)
- The Little Hours (1962)
Gunsmoke
- Gentry's Law (1970)
I've Got a Secret
- Episode dated 26 October 1960 (1960)
The Match Game
- Arlene Francis & John Payne (1964)
- Episode #2.150 (1964)
- Episode #2.151 (1964)
- Episode #2.152 (1964)
- Episode #2.153 (1964)
The Mike Douglas Show
- Episode #3.36 (1963)
- Episode #3.37 (1963)
- Episode #3.38 (1963)
- Episode #3.39 (1963)
- Episode #3.40 (1963)
The Name of the Game
- Fear of High Places (1968)
Nash Airflyte Theatre
- A Double-Dyed Deceiver (1950)
Perry Como's Kraft Music Hall
- Episode #12.2 (1959)
The Restless Gun (regular)
Robert Montgomery Presents
- The Deep Six (1953)
The Saturday Night Revue with Jack Carter
- Episode #2.29 (1951)
Schlitz Playhouse
- The Name Is Bellingham (1951)
- Exit (1951)
- The Restless Gun (1957)
The Silver Theatre
- School for Love (1949)
The Steve Allen Plymouth Show
- NBC Fall Preview (1957)
Studio 57
- Deadline (1956)
The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show
- John Payne (1957)
Texaco Star Theatre
- Episode #6.6 (1953)
TV Club
- Episode #1.29 (1951)
What's My Line?
- Episode dated 16 December 1951 (1951)
- Episode dated 14 September 1958 (1958)
- Episode dated 11 October 1959 (1959)
- Episode dated 3 December 1961 (1961)
Zane Grey Theater
- Until the Man Dies (1957)
Other Film Work:
1938
Screen Snapshots Series 18, No. 1 (Documentary short)
1939
The Royal Rodeo (Short)
1943
Screen Snapshots Series 23, No. 1: Hollywood in Uniform (Documentary short)
1974
The 28th Annual Tony Awards (TV Special)
Regular Shows
The Restless Gun (Sept. 1957 - Jun. 1959, 78 episodes)
A radio program called The Six Shooter starred James Stewart as "Britt Ponset," a rover famed for his gun-handling abilities; but nevertheless, Ponset is a peaceful, honest man who does all he can to avoid using his gun. (Which, of course, he ends up having to use every episode.)
In 1957, The Six Shooter became a televison series starring John Payne as the main character, whose name was changed to "Vint Bonner," and the show's name was changed to The Restless Gun. Many of the episodes are taken from the radio show, although the radio show only ran 40-some episodes and the TV show ran for 78.
The pilot episode ran on the Schlitz Playhouse as "The Restless Gun."
The Restless Gun on DVD:
The Restless Gun: The Complete Series
The Restless Gun (24 episodes)
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Movie/TV credit information is taken from Internet Movie Database, unless otherwise noted, and is updated and corrected if needed.
November 23, 2016
November 15, 2016
November 09, 2016
Fess Parker Bio/credits
Fess Parker
Born: August 16, 1924 (in Fort Worth, TX)
Died: March 18, 2010 (in Santa Ynez, CA)
Spouse(s): Marcella Belle Rinehart (married, January 18, 1960 - 2010, his death)
Children: Ashley Allen Rinehart
Fess Elisha "Eli" Parker III
Height: 6'5"
Movies:
1950
Harvey (voice, uncredited)
1952
Springfield Rifle (uncredited)
Untamed Frontier
No Room for the Groom (uncredited)
1953
Thunder Over the Plains
Island in the Sky (uncredited)
The Kid from Left Field
Take Me to Town (uncredited)
1954
The Bounty Hunter (uncredited)
Them!
Dragonfly Squadron (uncredited)
1955
Battle Cry
1956
Westward Ho, the Wagons!
The Great Locomotive Chase
1957
Old Yeller
1958
The Light in the Forest
1959
The Jayhawkers!
Alias Jesse James (uncredited)
The Hangman
1962
Hell Is for Heroes
1966
Daniel Boone: Frontier Trail Rider
1966
Smoky
1972
Climb an Angry Mountain
TV Shows:
The Alfred Hitchcock Hour
- Nothing Ever Happens in Linvale (1963)
The Andy Williams Show
- Episode #2.24 (1971)
Annie Oakley
- Annie and the Mystery Woman (1954)
- Annie and the Texas Sandman (1954)
The Beautiful Phyllis Diller Show
- Episode #1.7 (1968)
Burke's Law
- Who Killed WHO IV? (1964)
CBS News Sunday Morning
- Episode dated February 27 (2005)
City Detective
- Hearts and Flowers (1955)
Daniel Boone (regular)
The Danny Kaye Show
- Episode #3.4 (1965)
The Dean Martin Show
- Episode #5.4 (1969)
- Episode #8.3 (1972)
Death Valley Days
- The Kickapoo Run (1954)
- Miracle at Whiskey Gulch (1962)
Della
- Episode #1.127 (1969)
Destry
- Destry Had a Little Lamb (1964)
The Disney Family Album
- Fess Parker and Buddy Ebsen (1985)
Dragnet
- The Big Winchester (1954)
The Ed Sullivan Show
- Episode #9.24 (1956)
- Episode #10.18 (1957)
General Electric Theater
- Aftermath (1960)
The George Gobel Show
- Episode #3.3 (1956)
Here's Hollywood
- Episode #2.24 (1961)
Hollywood's Talking
- Episode #1.1 (1973)
James May's Road Trip
- Santa Barbara County (2007)
Jimmy Durante Presents the Lennon Sisters
- Episode #1.7 (1969)
The Joey Bishop Show
- Episode #3.182 (1969)
- Episode #3.253 (1969)
The Jonathan Winters Show
- Episode #1.5 (1968)
The Juke Box Jury
- Episode dated November 23 (1956)
- Episode dated March 6 (1959)
- Episode dated June 12 (1959)
The London Palladium Show
- Episode #2.6 (1966)
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (regular)
My Little Margie
- The All American (1954)
Pioneers of Television (TV Mini-Series documentary)
- Westerns (2011)
Playhouse 90
- Turn Left at Mount Everest (1958)
The Red Skelton Hour
- He Died with His Boots on Cause He Had Cold Feet to Start or He Died with
His Boots Off, That's Why He Stubbed His Toe (1970)
Schlitz Playhouse
- The Hasty Hanging (1958)
Startime
- Merman on Broadway (1959)
Stories of the Century
- The Dalton Gang (1954)
The Tin Pan Alley Show
- Episode #1.3 (1956)
Today
- Episode dated September 14 (1964)
- Episode dated August 25 (1969)
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson
- Episode #3.188 (1964)
Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color*
- The Disneyland Story (1954)
- Davy Crockett: Indian Fighter (1954)
- Davy Crockett Goes to Congress (1955)
- Davy Crockett at the Alamo (1955)
- The Pre-Opening Report from Disneyland/A Tribute to Mickey Mouse (1955)
- Davy Crockett's Keelboat Race (1955)
- Davy Crockett and the River Pirates (1955)
- Along the Oregon Trail (1956)
- Behind the Scenes with Fess Parker (1956)
- The Fourth Anniversary Show (1957)
What's This Song?
- Episode dated December 28 (1964)
- Episode dated January 1 (1965)
Other Film Work:
1955
Dateline: Disneyland (TV Special documentary)
1956
The 28th Annual Academy Awards (TV Special)
Disneyland, U.S.A. (Documentary short)
1959
The 31st Annual Academy Awards (TV Special)
1971
The Grand Opening of Walt Disney World (TV Movie documentary)
1974
The Fess Parker Show (TV Short)
1978
NBC Salutes the 25th Anniversary of the Wonderful World of Disney (TV Movie documentary)
1985
All-Star Party for 'Dutch' Reagan (TV Special)
1994
The Wonderful World of Disney: 40 Years of Television Magic (TV Movie documentary)
1997
Best Doggone Dog in the West: The Making of Walt Disney's 'Old Yeller' (Video documentary short)
2000
The De la Peña Diary (Video documentary)
2001
Disney Through the Decades (Video documentary short)
A Conversation with Fess Parker (Video documentary short)
2002
'Old Yeller': Remembering a Classic (Video documentary short)
2004
Alamo Mania (TV Movie documentary)
2006
Directed by Norman Foster (Video documentary short)
Regular Shows:
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (Sept. 1962 - Mar. 1963, 25 episodes)
Taking its name and basic scenario from a well-known 1939 movie starring James Stewart, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington was an interruption in Fess Parker's sequence of frontiersman roles; he plays Eugene Smith, a sincere -- but perhaps slightly naive -- man elected to the United States Senate.
Sandra Warner plays his wife, Pat, in nine out of twenty-five episodes, and Red Foley plays his uncle. Stan Irwin and Rita Lynn each appear in five episodes.
As far as I can tell, Mr. Smith is not available on DVD, though I believe prints still exist.
Daniel Boone (Sept. 1964 - May, 1970, 165 episodes)
With Fess Parker in the title role, Daniel Boone enjoyed a long and popular run on NBC during the '60s and into the first year of the '70s decade.
The show's storylines centered on frontiersman Daniel Boone's adventures, which took place mostly in the town he founded (Boonesborough, Kentucky). His wife, Rebecca, was played by Patricia Blair for the entire run of the series, and his son, Israel, was played by Darby Hinton, also for the entire run.
Boone's educated Indian companion was played by Ed Ames for the first four seasons. Other regulars include:
Jimmy Dean (seasons three through six)
Veronica Cartwright (seasons one and two)
Albert Salmi (season one), and
Rosey Grier (season six)
The entire series of Daniel Boone has been available on DVD, but currently only some seasons are available.
*A note on . . . .
Davy Crockett
Playing Crockett in five hour-long episodes of Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color launched Fess Parker to stardom, and sent much of American youth into a coonskin cap craze.
Buddy Ebsen played Crockett's sidekick, George E. Russel.
Davy Crockett originally was a sort of mini-series airing over Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color, but all five episodes were also edited into two movies (Davy Crockett: King of the Wild Frontier and Davy Crockett and the River Pirates), and that's mostly how Davy Crockett is watched today.
Davy Crockett movies on DVD.
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Movie/TV credit information is taken from Internet Movie Database, unless otherwise noted, and is updated and corrected if needed.
Born: August 16, 1924 (in Fort Worth, TX)
Died: March 18, 2010 (in Santa Ynez, CA)
Spouse(s): Marcella Belle Rinehart (married, January 18, 1960 - 2010, his death)
Children: Ashley Allen Rinehart
Fess Elisha "Eli" Parker III
Height: 6'5"
Movies:
1950
Harvey (voice, uncredited)
1952
Springfield Rifle (uncredited)
Untamed Frontier
No Room for the Groom (uncredited)
1953
Thunder Over the Plains
Island in the Sky (uncredited)
The Kid from Left Field
Take Me to Town (uncredited)
1954
The Bounty Hunter (uncredited)
Them!
Dragonfly Squadron (uncredited)
1955
Battle Cry
1956
Westward Ho, the Wagons!
The Great Locomotive Chase
1957
Old Yeller
1958
The Light in the Forest
1959
The Jayhawkers!
Alias Jesse James (uncredited)
The Hangman
1962
Hell Is for Heroes
1966
Daniel Boone: Frontier Trail Rider
1966
Smoky
1972
Climb an Angry Mountain
TV Shows:
The Alfred Hitchcock Hour
- Nothing Ever Happens in Linvale (1963)
The Andy Williams Show
- Episode #2.24 (1971)
Annie Oakley
- Annie and the Mystery Woman (1954)
- Annie and the Texas Sandman (1954)
The Beautiful Phyllis Diller Show
- Episode #1.7 (1968)
Burke's Law
- Who Killed WHO IV? (1964)
CBS News Sunday Morning
- Episode dated February 27 (2005)
City Detective
- Hearts and Flowers (1955)
Daniel Boone (regular)
The Danny Kaye Show
- Episode #3.4 (1965)
The Dean Martin Show
- Episode #5.4 (1969)
- Episode #8.3 (1972)
Death Valley Days
- The Kickapoo Run (1954)
- Miracle at Whiskey Gulch (1962)
Della
- Episode #1.127 (1969)
Destry
- Destry Had a Little Lamb (1964)
The Disney Family Album
- Fess Parker and Buddy Ebsen (1985)
Dragnet
- The Big Winchester (1954)
The Ed Sullivan Show
- Episode #9.24 (1956)
- Episode #10.18 (1957)
General Electric Theater
- Aftermath (1960)
The George Gobel Show
- Episode #3.3 (1956)
Here's Hollywood
- Episode #2.24 (1961)
Hollywood's Talking
- Episode #1.1 (1973)
James May's Road Trip
- Santa Barbara County (2007)
Jimmy Durante Presents the Lennon Sisters
- Episode #1.7 (1969)
The Joey Bishop Show
- Episode #3.182 (1969)
- Episode #3.253 (1969)
The Jonathan Winters Show
- Episode #1.5 (1968)
The Juke Box Jury
- Episode dated November 23 (1956)
- Episode dated March 6 (1959)
- Episode dated June 12 (1959)
The London Palladium Show
- Episode #2.6 (1966)
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (regular)
My Little Margie
- The All American (1954)
Pioneers of Television (TV Mini-Series documentary)
- Westerns (2011)
Playhouse 90
- Turn Left at Mount Everest (1958)
The Red Skelton Hour
- He Died with His Boots on Cause He Had Cold Feet to Start or He Died with
His Boots Off, That's Why He Stubbed His Toe (1970)
Schlitz Playhouse
- The Hasty Hanging (1958)
Startime
- Merman on Broadway (1959)
Stories of the Century
- The Dalton Gang (1954)
The Tin Pan Alley Show
- Episode #1.3 (1956)
Today
- Episode dated September 14 (1964)
- Episode dated August 25 (1969)
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson
- Episode #3.188 (1964)
Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color*
- The Disneyland Story (1954)
- Davy Crockett: Indian Fighter (1954)
- Davy Crockett Goes to Congress (1955)
- Davy Crockett at the Alamo (1955)
- The Pre-Opening Report from Disneyland/A Tribute to Mickey Mouse (1955)
- Davy Crockett's Keelboat Race (1955)
- Davy Crockett and the River Pirates (1955)
- Along the Oregon Trail (1956)
- Behind the Scenes with Fess Parker (1956)
- The Fourth Anniversary Show (1957)
What's This Song?
- Episode dated December 28 (1964)
- Episode dated January 1 (1965)
Other Film Work:
1955
Dateline: Disneyland (TV Special documentary)
1956
The 28th Annual Academy Awards (TV Special)
Disneyland, U.S.A. (Documentary short)
1959
The 31st Annual Academy Awards (TV Special)
1971
The Grand Opening of Walt Disney World (TV Movie documentary)
1974
The Fess Parker Show (TV Short)
1978
NBC Salutes the 25th Anniversary of the Wonderful World of Disney (TV Movie documentary)
1985
All-Star Party for 'Dutch' Reagan (TV Special)
1994
The Wonderful World of Disney: 40 Years of Television Magic (TV Movie documentary)
1997
Best Doggone Dog in the West: The Making of Walt Disney's 'Old Yeller' (Video documentary short)
2000
The De la Peña Diary (Video documentary)
2001
Disney Through the Decades (Video documentary short)
A Conversation with Fess Parker (Video documentary short)
2002
'Old Yeller': Remembering a Classic (Video documentary short)
2004
Alamo Mania (TV Movie documentary)
2006
Directed by Norman Foster (Video documentary short)
Regular Shows:
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (Sept. 1962 - Mar. 1963, 25 episodes)
Taking its name and basic scenario from a well-known 1939 movie starring James Stewart, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington was an interruption in Fess Parker's sequence of frontiersman roles; he plays Eugene Smith, a sincere -- but perhaps slightly naive -- man elected to the United States Senate.
Sandra Warner plays his wife, Pat, in nine out of twenty-five episodes, and Red Foley plays his uncle. Stan Irwin and Rita Lynn each appear in five episodes.
As far as I can tell, Mr. Smith is not available on DVD, though I believe prints still exist.
Daniel Boone (Sept. 1964 - May, 1970, 165 episodes)
With Fess Parker in the title role, Daniel Boone enjoyed a long and popular run on NBC during the '60s and into the first year of the '70s decade.
The show's storylines centered on frontiersman Daniel Boone's adventures, which took place mostly in the town he founded (Boonesborough, Kentucky). His wife, Rebecca, was played by Patricia Blair for the entire run of the series, and his son, Israel, was played by Darby Hinton, also for the entire run.
Boone's educated Indian companion was played by Ed Ames for the first four seasons. Other regulars include:
Jimmy Dean (seasons three through six)
Veronica Cartwright (seasons one and two)
Albert Salmi (season one), and
Rosey Grier (season six)
The entire series of Daniel Boone has been available on DVD, but currently only some seasons are available.
*A note on . . . .
Davy Crockett
Playing Crockett in five hour-long episodes of Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color launched Fess Parker to stardom, and sent much of American youth into a coonskin cap craze.
Buddy Ebsen played Crockett's sidekick, George E. Russel.
Davy Crockett originally was a sort of mini-series airing over Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color, but all five episodes were also edited into two movies (Davy Crockett: King of the Wild Frontier and Davy Crockett and the River Pirates), and that's mostly how Davy Crockett is watched today.
Davy Crockett movies on DVD.
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Movie/TV credit information is taken from Internet Movie Database, unless otherwise noted, and is updated and corrected if needed.
November 03, 2016
Birthday Calendar (Jan. - Jun.)
JANUARY
1 -- Ty Hardin (1930)
2
3 -- Robert Loggia (1930), John Russel (1921)
4
5
6 -- Tom Mix (1880)
7
8 -- Gene Roth (1903)
9 -- Lee Van Cleef (1925)
10 -- Harry Havey, Sr. (1901)
11 -- Don "Red" Barry (1912)
12
13
14
15 -- Elaine Riley (1917)
16
17
18
19 -- Guy Madison (1922)
20 -- Gregory Walcott (1928)
21
22 -- Mary Castle (1931)
23 -- Dan Durea (1907)
24
25
26 -- Dennis Moore (1908)
27
28
29 -- Lloyd Perryman (1917)
30
31
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FEBRUARY
1
2 -- Frank McGrath (1903)
3
4
5
6 -- Ronald Reagan (1911)
7 -- Buster Crabbe (1908), Jock Mahoney (1919), Gloria Talbott (1931)
8 -- Lyle Talbot (1902)
9
10 -- Walter Reed (1916)
11
12 -- Lorne Greene (1915), Forrest Tucker (1919)
13 -- Lyle Bettger (1915), James Griffith (1916)
14 -- Ray "Crash" Corrigan (1902), Emmet Lynn(e) (1897)
15
16 -- Hugh Beaumont (1909), Jimmy Wakely (1914)
17
18
19 -- Lee Marvin (1924)
20 -- Amanda Blake (1929)
21 -- Arvo Ojala (1920)
22 -- Sir John Mills (1908)
23 -- Linda Cristal (1934)
24
25 -- Dick Jones (1927)
26 -- Steve Clark (1891), Dub Taylor (1907)
27
28
29
30
31
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MARCH
1
2 -- William Haade (1903)
3
4
5 -- Bob Woodward (1909)
6 -- Lisa Gaye (1935), Ben Murphy (1942), John Smith (1931)
7
8
9
10
11
12 -- Pegeen Rose (1931)
13 -- Paul Fix (1901)
14
15
16
17
18 -- Peter Graves (1926)
19
20
21
22
23 -- Jeff York (1912)
24 -- Steve McQueen (1930)
25 -- Andy Clyde (1892)
26
27
28
29
30
31
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APRIL
1
2 -- Buddy Ebsen (1908)
3 -- Iron Eyes Cody (1904), Jan Merlin (1925)
4 -- Richard Coogan (1914), Noreen Nash (1924)
5 -- Gale Storm (1922)
6
7 -- James Garner (1928)
8
9 -- Jim Bannon, Ward Bond (1903)
10 -- Chuck Conners (1921), Tim McCoy (1891)
11
12 -- Jane Withers (1926), Chief Thundercloud (1899)
13 -- Bob Nolan (1908)
14
15 -- Michael Ansara (1922)
16
17
18 -- James Drury (1934)
19 -- Hugh O'Brian (1925)
20 -- Veronica Cartwright (1949)
21
22
23 -- Lee Majors (1939)
24
25 -- Karl Farr (1909), Denny (Scott) Miller (1934)
26
27
28
29
30
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MAY
1 -- Glenn Ford (1916)
2
3
4
5 -- Will Hutchins (1932)
6
7 -- Gary Cooper (1901)
8
9 -- Fuzzy Knight (1901)
10
11 -- Margaret Kerry (1929), Doug McClure (1935)
12 -- Bruce Boxleitner (1950)
13 -- Robert Crawford, Jr. (1944)
14
15 -- Bill Williams (1915), William Witney (1915)
16 -- Harry Carey, Jr. (1921)
17
18
19
20
21
22
23 -- John Payne (1912), Sandy Sanders (1919)
24
25
26 -- James Arness (1923), Jay Silverheels (1912), John Wayne (1907)
27
28
29
30 -- Douglas Fowley (1911), Clint Walker (1927)
31
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JUNE
1
2
3
4 -- John Drew Barrymore (1932), Don Diamond (1921), Nan Leslie (1926)
5 -- Bill Boyd (1895), Peggy Stewart (1923)
6
7
8 -- Monte Hale (1919, 1921?), Myron Healey (1923), Sheila Ryan (1921)
9
10
11
12
13 -- Ben Johnson (1918), Kristine Miller (1925)
14
15 -- Lash LaRue (1917)
16
17 -- Keith Larsen (1924), Pauline Moore (1914)
18 -- Dick Foran (1910)
19 -- Harry Lauter (1914)
20 -- Audie Murphy (1925)
21
22
23
24
25
26
27 -- John MacIntire (1907)
28 -- Tony Young (1937)
29
30 -- Jena Engstrom (1942)
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Birthday Calendar (Jul. - Dec.)
JULY
1
2 -- Ken Curtis (1916)
3 -- Don Haggerty (1914)
4 -- Eric Fleming (1925)
5
6 -- Luana Patten (1938)
7 -- Carol Nugent (1937)
8
9 -- Ed Ames (1927), Eddie Dean (1907)
10 -- Nick Adams (1931)
11
12
13 -- Tim Spencer (1908)
14 -- Dale Robertson (1923)
15
16
17
18 -- Jane Frazee (1918)
19
20
21 -- Ken Maynard (1895)
22
23 -- Chuck Courtney (1930), Brad Johnson (1924)
24 -- Stuart Randall (1909)
25 -- Jean Engstrom (1920)
26 -- James Best (1926), Marjorie Lord (1918)
27
28
29 -- Robert Fuller (1933), Robert Horton (1924)
30 -- Ralph Taeger (1936)
31 -- Kathleen Case (1933)
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AUGUST
1
2
3
4
5 -- Robert Taylor (1911)
6 -- Leo Carillo (1880), Hoot Gibson (1892)
7
8 -- Rory Calhoun (1922), Kelo Henderson (1923)
9
10 -- Rhonda Fleming (1923)
11
12
13 -- Tris Coffin (1909)
14 -- Fran Bennett (1937)
15
16 -- Harry Cheshire (1891), Gary Clarke (1933), Fess Parker (1924)
17
18 -- Emile Meyer (1910), Kelo Henderson (1923)
19 -- L.Q. Jones (1927), Debra Paget (1933)
20
21
22 -- Judy Nugent (1940)
23
24 -- Penny Edwards (1928), Tom London (1889)
25
26 -- Jim Davis (1909)
27
28 -- Stanley Andrews (1891)
29 -- George Montgomery (1916)
30
31 -- James Coburn
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SEPTEMBER
1 -- Richard Farnsworth (1920)
2
3 -- Terry Wilson (1923)
4
5
6
7 -- Roy Barcroft (1902)
8 -- William Fawcett (1894)
9
10
11 -- Scott Forbes (1920)
12 -- Tyler MacDuff (1925)
13
14 -- Clayton Moore (1914)
15
16 -- Jack Kelly (1927)
17
18
19 -- Ben Turpin (1869)
20 -- Kermit Maynard (1897), Karen Sharpe (1934)
21 -- Rand Brooks (1918)
22 -- Allan "Rocky" Lane, Minerva Urecal (1894)
23
24 -- Rick Vallin (1919)
25 -- Lee Aaker (1943)
26 -- Lloyd "Tommy" Doss (1920), Shug Fisher (1907), Julie London (1926), Marty Robbins (1925)
27
28
29 -- Gene Autry (1907)
30
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OCTOBER
1
2
3 -- Dennis Holmes (1950)
4
5 -- Peter Brown (1935), Gail Davis (1925)
6 -- Earle Hodgins (1893), Teala Loring (1922)
7
8
9
10
11
12
13 -- Judi Meredith (1936)
14 -- Sir Roger Moore (1927)
15
16 -- "Wild" Bill Elliot (1904)
17 -- Spring Byington (1886)
18 -- Bob Custer (1898)
19
20
21 -- Ruth Terry (1920)
22
23 -- Mira McKinney (1892)
24 -- John Alvin (1917), I. Stafford Jolley (1900)
25
26
27
28
29
30
31 -- Dale Evans (1912), Michael Landon (1936)
______________________________________________________________________________________
NOVEMBER
1
2
3 -- Claudia Barrett (1929), Charles Bronson (1921)
4 -- Cameron Mitchell (1918)
5 -- Joel McCrea (1905), Roy Rogers (1912)
6
7
8
9
10 -- Tod Andrews (1914, 1920?)
11
12
13 -- Jack Elam (1920)
14 -- Brian Keith (1921)
15
16
17
18
19 -- Dan Haggerty (1942)
20
21
22 -- Hoagy Carmichael (1899), Lynne Roberts/Mary Hart (1922)
23
24 -- Kirby Grant (1911)
25
26
27
28 -- Gloria Winters (1931)
29 -- Yakima Canutt (1895)
30
______________________________________________________________________________________
DECEMBER
1
2
3
4
5
6 -- Hugh Farr (1903)
7 -- Rod Cameron (1910)
8 -- Lee J. Cobb (1911), Dewey Martin (1923)
9
10 -- George J. Lewis (1904)
11
12 -- Don Harvey (1911)
13 -- John Hart (1917)
14
15
16
17
18
19
20 -- Audrey Totter (1917)
21
22 -- Peggy Castle (1927)
23 -- Anne O'Neal (1893)
24 -- Donna Martell (1927)
25
26
27
28
29
30 -- Michael Burns (1947), Jeanette Nolan (1911)
31 -- Rex Allen (1920)
______________________________________________________________________________________
1
2 -- Ken Curtis (1916)
3 -- Don Haggerty (1914)
4 -- Eric Fleming (1925)
5
6 -- Luana Patten (1938)
7 -- Carol Nugent (1937)
8
9 -- Ed Ames (1927), Eddie Dean (1907)
10 -- Nick Adams (1931)
11
12
13 -- Tim Spencer (1908)
14 -- Dale Robertson (1923)
15
16
17
18 -- Jane Frazee (1918)
19
20
21 -- Ken Maynard (1895)
22
23 -- Chuck Courtney (1930), Brad Johnson (1924)
24 -- Stuart Randall (1909)
25 -- Jean Engstrom (1920)
26 -- James Best (1926), Marjorie Lord (1918)
27
28
29 -- Robert Fuller (1933), Robert Horton (1924)
30 -- Ralph Taeger (1936)
31 -- Kathleen Case (1933)
______________________________________________________________________________________
AUGUST
1
2
3
4
5 -- Robert Taylor (1911)
6 -- Leo Carillo (1880), Hoot Gibson (1892)
7
8 -- Rory Calhoun (1922), Kelo Henderson (1923)
9
10 -- Rhonda Fleming (1923)
11
12
13 -- Tris Coffin (1909)
14 -- Fran Bennett (1937)
15
16 -- Harry Cheshire (1891), Gary Clarke (1933), Fess Parker (1924)
17
18 -- Emile Meyer (1910), Kelo Henderson (1923)
19 -- L.Q. Jones (1927), Debra Paget (1933)
20
21
22 -- Judy Nugent (1940)
23
24 -- Penny Edwards (1928), Tom London (1889)
25
26 -- Jim Davis (1909)
27
28 -- Stanley Andrews (1891)
29 -- George Montgomery (1916)
30
31 -- James Coburn
______________________________________________________________________________________
SEPTEMBER
1 -- Richard Farnsworth (1920)
2
3 -- Terry Wilson (1923)
4
5
6
7 -- Roy Barcroft (1902)
8 -- William Fawcett (1894)
9
10
11 -- Scott Forbes (1920)
12 -- Tyler MacDuff (1925)
13
14 -- Clayton Moore (1914)
15
16 -- Jack Kelly (1927)
17
18
19 -- Ben Turpin (1869)
20 -- Kermit Maynard (1897), Karen Sharpe (1934)
21 -- Rand Brooks (1918)
22 -- Allan "Rocky" Lane, Minerva Urecal (1894)
23
24 -- Rick Vallin (1919)
25 -- Lee Aaker (1943)
26 -- Lloyd "Tommy" Doss (1920), Shug Fisher (1907), Julie London (1926), Marty Robbins (1925)
27
28
29 -- Gene Autry (1907)
30
______________________________________________________________________________________
OCTOBER
1
2
3 -- Dennis Holmes (1950)
4
5 -- Peter Brown (1935), Gail Davis (1925)
6 -- Earle Hodgins (1893), Teala Loring (1922)
7
8
9
10
11
12
13 -- Judi Meredith (1936)
14 -- Sir Roger Moore (1927)
15
16 -- "Wild" Bill Elliot (1904)
17 -- Spring Byington (1886)
18 -- Bob Custer (1898)
19
20
21 -- Ruth Terry (1920)
22
23 -- Mira McKinney (1892)
24 -- John Alvin (1917), I. Stafford Jolley (1900)
25
26
27
28
29
30
31 -- Dale Evans (1912), Michael Landon (1936)
______________________________________________________________________________________
NOVEMBER
1
2
3 -- Claudia Barrett (1929), Charles Bronson (1921)
4 -- Cameron Mitchell (1918)
5 -- Joel McCrea (1905), Roy Rogers (1912)
6
7
8
9
10 -- Tod Andrews (1914, 1920?)
11
12
13 -- Jack Elam (1920)
14 -- Brian Keith (1921)
15
16
17
18
19 -- Dan Haggerty (1942)
20
21
22 -- Hoagy Carmichael (1899), Lynne Roberts/Mary Hart (1922)
23
24 -- Kirby Grant (1911)
25
26
27
28 -- Gloria Winters (1931)
29 -- Yakima Canutt (1895)
30
______________________________________________________________________________________
DECEMBER
1
2
3
4
5
6 -- Hugh Farr (1903)
7 -- Rod Cameron (1910)
8 -- Lee J. Cobb (1911), Dewey Martin (1923)
9
10 -- George J. Lewis (1904)
11
12 -- Don Harvey (1911)
13 -- John Hart (1917)
14
15
16
17
18
19
20 -- Audrey Totter (1917)
21
22 -- Peggy Castle (1927)
23 -- Anne O'Neal (1893)
24 -- Donna Martell (1927)
25
26
27
28
29
30 -- Michael Burns (1947), Jeanette Nolan (1911)
31 -- Rex Allen (1920)
______________________________________________________________________________________
November 01, 2016
John MacIntire Bio/credits
John McIntire
Born: June 27, 1907 (in Spokana, WA)
Died: January 30, 1991 (in Pasedena, CA)
Spouse(s): Jeanette Nolan (married 1935 - 1991)
Children: Holly McIntire Wright, Tim McIntire
Height: 6'
Movies:
1940
The Ramparts We Watch (uncredited)
1947
The Hucksters (uncredited)
1948
Command Decision
An Act of Murder
The Street with No Name
River Lady
Black Bart
Call Northside 777
1949
Johnny Stool Pigeon
Top o' the Morning
Scene of the Crime
Red Canyon
Down to the Sea in Ships
1950
Walk Softly, Stranger
Saddle Tramp
Winchester '73
The Asphalt Jungle
Shadow on the Wall
No Sad Songs for Me
Francis
Ambush
1951
Westward the Women
The Raging Tide
That's My Boy
You're in the Navy Now
Under the Gun
1952
Horizons West
Sally and Saint Anne
The World in His Arms
Glory Alley
1953
War Arrow
A Lion Is in the Streets
The President's Lady
The Mississippi Gambler
The Lawless Breed
1954
The Yellow Mountain
Four Guns to the Border
The Far Country
Apache
1955
The Spoilers
To Hell and Back (Narrator, uncredited)
The Scarlet Coat
The Kentuckian
The Phenix City Story
Stranger on Horseback
1956
Away All Boats
I've Lived Before
Backlash
World in My Corner
1957
The Mark of the Hawk
The Tin Star
1958
The Light in the Forest
Sing Boy Sing
1959
The Gunfight at Dodge City
1960
Who Was That Lady?
The Yank
Seven Ways from Sundown
Elmer Gantry
Psycho
Flaming Star
1961
Summer and Smoke
Two Rode Together
1967
Rough Night in Jericho
1971
The Boy from Dead Man's Bayou
1973
Linda
1974
The Healers
Herbie Rides Again
1975
Challenge to Be Free (Narrator)
Rooster Cogburn
1976
The New Daughters of Joshua Cabe
1977
The Rescuers (voice)
1978
The Jordan Chance
Lassie: A New Beginning
Crisis in Sun Valley
1979
Mrs. R's Daughter
1981
All the Way Home
Goliath Awaits
The Fox and the Hound (voice)
1982
Honkytonk Man
1983
Lone Star
1984
Cloak & Dagger
The Cowboy and the Ballerina
1986
As Summers Die
1989
Turner & Hooch
Dream Breaker
TV Shows:
Aaron's Way
- Invisible People (1988)
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
- Sylvia (1958)
- Hitch Hike (1960)
American Dream
- American Dream (1981)
The Americans
- Harper's Ferry (1961)
- Rebellion at Blazing Rock (1961)
- The Regular (1961)
- The Rebellious Rose (1961)
- Half Moon Road (1961)
Arrest and Trial
- Run, Little Man, Run (1963)
Aspen (TV Mini-Series)
- Aspen: Chapter 1 (1977)
- Aspen: Chapter II (1977)
- Aspen: Chapter III (1977)
Bearcats!
- Powderkeg (1971)
Bonanza
- The Bride (1961)
- Old Charlie (1966)
Cavalcade of America
- Six Hours to Deadline (1955)
- Wild April (1956)
Charlie's Angels
- Angels on Vacation (1979)
Cimarron City
- Chinese Invasion (1959)
Dallas
- The Outsiders (1979)
Daniel Boone
- The Reunion (1965)
- The Thanksgiving Story (1965)
Diff'rent Strokes
- Sam Adopts a Grandparent (1985)
Dirty Sally
- Right of Way (1974)
Dundee and the Culhane
- The Dead Man's Brief (1967)
Fantasy Island
- Photographs/Royal Flush (1979)
Father Knows Best
- Bud, the Caretaker (1958)
The F.B.I.
- The Hijackers (1965)
- The Cave-In (1966)
- The Last Job (1971)
Front Row Center
- Innocent Witness (1956)
The Fugitive
- Ill Wind (1966)
General Electric Theater
- The Windmill (1955)
- The Trail to Christmas (1957)
- Strange Witness (1958)
Goodyear Theatre
- Decision by Terror (1958)
Hotel
- Flashback (1983)
The Incredible Hulk
- A Rock and a Hard Place (1980)
The Joseph Cotten Show: On Trial
- Strange Witness (1959)
Laramie
- The Lawbreakers (1959)
- The Passing of Kuba Smith (1961)
Longstreet
- Pilot (1971)
- Please Leave the Wreck for Others to Enjoy (1972)
Love, American Style
- Love and the Baby/Love and the Big Mother/Love and the Free Weekend/Love and the Jealous Husband/Love and the Old Cowboy (1971)
The Love Boat
- The Captain's Cup/The Folks from Home/Legal Eagle (1978)
- Judy Hits a Low Note/Love Times Two/The Problem with Papa (1985)
Lux Video Theatre
- The Taggart Light (1957)
A Man Called Shenandoah
- Care of General Delivery (1966)
My Brother the Angel
- Tear Out the Presses, Stop the Front Page (1965)
Naked City (regular)
Night Court
- Dan's Parents (1985)
Overland Trail
- Most Dangerous Gentleman (1960)
Peter Gunn
- Fill the Cup (1960)
Quincy M.E.
- Quincy's Wedding: Part 1 (1983)
Shirley (regular)
The Slap Maxwell Story
- Episode #1.16 (1988)
Slattery's People
- Color Him Red (1965)
Star Stage
- The Man in the Black Robe (1956)
St. Elsewhere
- To Tell the Truth (1986)
Studio 57
- Getaway Car (1958)
Summer Playhouse
- The Jimmy Durante Show (1964)
Trapper John, M.D.
- Moonlighting Becomes You (1984)
The Twilight Zone
- The Chaser (1960)
The Untouchables
- A Seat on the Fence (1960)
The Virginian (regular)
Wagon Train (TV Series)
Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color
- Gallegher Goes West: Showdown with the Sundown Kid (1966)
- Gallegher Goes West: Crusading Reporter (1966)
- Gallegher Goes West: Tragedy on the Trail (1967)
- Gallegher Goes West: Trial by Terror (1967)
- The Mystery of Edward Sims: Part 1 (1968)
- The Mystery of Edward Sims: Part 2 (1968)
- Bayou Boy: Part 1 (1971)
- Bayou Boy: Part 2 (1971)
Wanted: Dead or Alive
- Crossroads (1959)
Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse
- The Hanging Judge (1959)
Wichita Town
- Drifting (1959)
- Paid in Full (1960)
The Yellow Rose
- Sacred Ground (1984)
Young Maverick
- Dead Man's Hand: Part 1 (1979)
- Dead Man's Hand: Part 2 (1980)
Zane Grey Theater
- Mission to Marathon (1959)
Other Film Work:
1955
Medal of Honor (Documentary short)
1960
The Yank (unsold pilot)
1965
Shady Acres Mob (unsold pilot)
1966
The Savages (unsold pilot)
1967
Doc (unsold pilot)
1975
Red Sunday: The Battle of the Little Bighorn (Documentary short)
1979
When the West Was Fun: A Western Reunion (TV Movie documentary)
Regular Shows:
Naked City (1958 - 1959; 1960 - 1963, 138 episodes)
Naked City was a police drama that took place in New York City. John MacIntire originally had a starring role along with James Franciscus, but MacIntire quit before the first season was over.
Other stars of the series include Harry Bellaver, Horace McMahon, and Paul Burke.
Naked City on DVD:
Naked City: The Complete Series
Wagon Train (Sept. 1957 - May, 1965, 284 episodes)
Wagon Train, one of the most popular Western TV shows of all time, had considerable change the cast and show format over the years, but remained essentially the same throughout all eight seasons; the story would always center around the characters traveling (sometimes more, sometimes less on the series' regulars) on a wagon train, being forced to fight man and nature as they do so.
Frank McGrath and Terry Wilson were the only ones who were with the show throughout its entire run.
Ward Bond played the wagon master for the first four seasons, then after his death on November 5, 1960, John McIntire became the new wagon master and remained so until the end of the series.
Scouts were played by Robert Horton (seasons one to five), Denny Scott Miller (season five to seven), and Robert Fuller (seasons seven and eight).
Young Michael Burns played Barnaby West for seasons four to eight.
Wagon Train on DVD:
Season One
Season Two
Seson Three (currently unavailable)
Season Four
Season Five
Season Six
Season Seven
Season Eight
The Virginian (Sept. 1962 - Mar. 1971, 249 episodes)
Starring James Drury as the series title character, nameless except for being called "the Virginian," the show also featured:
Doug McClure (seasons one through nine)
Lee J. Cobb (seasons one through four)
Roberta Shore (seasons one through four)
Charles Bickford (season five)
John MacIntire (seasons five through eight)
Gary Clarke (seasons one through two; guest starred in a few episodes of season three)
Randy Boone (seasons two through four)
Diane Roter (season four)
John Dehner (season four)
It was based on a 1902 novel by Owen Wister of the same name, and set on a ranch in Medicine Bow, Wyoming, where the Virginian was foreman.
During the ninth and final season, the series' name changed to The Men From Shiloh.
The Virginian on DVD:
Season One
Season Two
Season Three
Season Four
Season Five
Season Six
Season Seven
Season Eight
Season Nine
Shirley (Oct. 1979 - Jan. 1980, 13 episodes)
Shirley was a short-lived comedy series starring Shirley Jones, Patrick Wayne, Peter Barton, Rosanna Arquette, Bret Shryer, Tracy Gold, and John MacIntire.
John MacIntire appeared in eight of the thirteen episodes.
*************************
Movie/TV credit information is taken from Internet Movie Database, unless otherwise noted, and is updated and corrected if needed.
Born: June 27, 1907 (in Spokana, WA)
Died: January 30, 1991 (in Pasedena, CA)
Spouse(s): Jeanette Nolan (married 1935 - 1991)
Children: Holly McIntire Wright, Tim McIntire
Height: 6'
Movies:
1940
The Ramparts We Watch (uncredited)
1947
The Hucksters (uncredited)
1948
Command Decision
An Act of Murder
The Street with No Name
River Lady
Black Bart
Call Northside 777
1949
Johnny Stool Pigeon
Top o' the Morning
Scene of the Crime
Red Canyon
Down to the Sea in Ships
1950
Walk Softly, Stranger
Saddle Tramp
Winchester '73
The Asphalt Jungle
Shadow on the Wall
No Sad Songs for Me
Francis
Ambush
1951
Westward the Women
The Raging Tide
That's My Boy
You're in the Navy Now
Under the Gun
1952
Horizons West
Sally and Saint Anne
The World in His Arms
Glory Alley
1953
War Arrow
A Lion Is in the Streets
The President's Lady
The Mississippi Gambler
The Lawless Breed
1954
The Yellow Mountain
Four Guns to the Border
The Far Country
Apache
1955
The Spoilers
To Hell and Back (Narrator, uncredited)
The Scarlet Coat
The Kentuckian
The Phenix City Story
Stranger on Horseback
1956
Away All Boats
I've Lived Before
Backlash
World in My Corner
1957
The Mark of the Hawk
The Tin Star
1958
The Light in the Forest
Sing Boy Sing
1959
The Gunfight at Dodge City
1960
Who Was That Lady?
The Yank
Seven Ways from Sundown
Elmer Gantry
Psycho
Flaming Star
1961
Summer and Smoke
Two Rode Together
1967
Rough Night in Jericho
1971
The Boy from Dead Man's Bayou
1973
Linda
1974
The Healers
Herbie Rides Again
1975
Challenge to Be Free (Narrator)
Rooster Cogburn
1976
The New Daughters of Joshua Cabe
1977
The Rescuers (voice)
1978
The Jordan Chance
Lassie: A New Beginning
Crisis in Sun Valley
1979
Mrs. R's Daughter
1981
All the Way Home
Goliath Awaits
The Fox and the Hound (voice)
1982
Honkytonk Man
1983
Lone Star
1984
Cloak & Dagger
The Cowboy and the Ballerina
1986
As Summers Die
1989
Turner & Hooch
Dream Breaker
TV Shows:
Aaron's Way
- Invisible People (1988)
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
- Sylvia (1958)
- Hitch Hike (1960)
American Dream
- American Dream (1981)
The Americans
- Harper's Ferry (1961)
- Rebellion at Blazing Rock (1961)
- The Regular (1961)
- The Rebellious Rose (1961)
- Half Moon Road (1961)
Arrest and Trial
- Run, Little Man, Run (1963)
Aspen (TV Mini-Series)
- Aspen: Chapter 1 (1977)
- Aspen: Chapter II (1977)
- Aspen: Chapter III (1977)
Bearcats!
- Powderkeg (1971)
Bonanza
- The Bride (1961)
- Old Charlie (1966)
Cavalcade of America
- Six Hours to Deadline (1955)
- Wild April (1956)
Charlie's Angels
- Angels on Vacation (1979)
Cimarron City
- Chinese Invasion (1959)
Dallas
- The Outsiders (1979)
Daniel Boone
- The Reunion (1965)
- The Thanksgiving Story (1965)
Diff'rent Strokes
- Sam Adopts a Grandparent (1985)
Dirty Sally
- Right of Way (1974)
Dundee and the Culhane
- The Dead Man's Brief (1967)
Fantasy Island
- Photographs/Royal Flush (1979)
Father Knows Best
- Bud, the Caretaker (1958)
The F.B.I.
- The Hijackers (1965)
- The Cave-In (1966)
- The Last Job (1971)
Front Row Center
- Innocent Witness (1956)
The Fugitive
- Ill Wind (1966)
General Electric Theater
- The Windmill (1955)
- The Trail to Christmas (1957)
- Strange Witness (1958)
Goodyear Theatre
- Decision by Terror (1958)
Hotel
- Flashback (1983)
The Incredible Hulk
- A Rock and a Hard Place (1980)
The Joseph Cotten Show: On Trial
- Strange Witness (1959)
Laramie
- The Lawbreakers (1959)
- The Passing of Kuba Smith (1961)
Longstreet
- Pilot (1971)
- Please Leave the Wreck for Others to Enjoy (1972)
Love, American Style
- Love and the Baby/Love and the Big Mother/Love and the Free Weekend/Love and the Jealous Husband/Love and the Old Cowboy (1971)
The Love Boat
- The Captain's Cup/The Folks from Home/Legal Eagle (1978)
- Judy Hits a Low Note/Love Times Two/The Problem with Papa (1985)
Lux Video Theatre
- The Taggart Light (1957)
A Man Called Shenandoah
- Care of General Delivery (1966)
My Brother the Angel
- Tear Out the Presses, Stop the Front Page (1965)
Naked City (regular)
Night Court
- Dan's Parents (1985)
Overland Trail
- Most Dangerous Gentleman (1960)
Peter Gunn
- Fill the Cup (1960)
Quincy M.E.
- Quincy's Wedding: Part 1 (1983)
Shirley (regular)
The Slap Maxwell Story
- Episode #1.16 (1988)
Slattery's People
- Color Him Red (1965)
Star Stage
- The Man in the Black Robe (1956)
St. Elsewhere
- To Tell the Truth (1986)
Studio 57
- Getaway Car (1958)
Summer Playhouse
- The Jimmy Durante Show (1964)
Trapper John, M.D.
- Moonlighting Becomes You (1984)
The Twilight Zone
- The Chaser (1960)
The Untouchables
- A Seat on the Fence (1960)
The Virginian (regular)
Wagon Train (TV Series)
Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color
- Gallegher Goes West: Showdown with the Sundown Kid (1966)
- Gallegher Goes West: Crusading Reporter (1966)
- Gallegher Goes West: Tragedy on the Trail (1967)
- Gallegher Goes West: Trial by Terror (1967)
- The Mystery of Edward Sims: Part 1 (1968)
- The Mystery of Edward Sims: Part 2 (1968)
- Bayou Boy: Part 1 (1971)
- Bayou Boy: Part 2 (1971)
Wanted: Dead or Alive
- Crossroads (1959)
Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse
- The Hanging Judge (1959)
Wichita Town
- Drifting (1959)
- Paid in Full (1960)
The Yellow Rose
- Sacred Ground (1984)
Young Maverick
- Dead Man's Hand: Part 1 (1979)
- Dead Man's Hand: Part 2 (1980)
Zane Grey Theater
- Mission to Marathon (1959)
Other Film Work:
1955
Medal of Honor (Documentary short)
1960
The Yank (unsold pilot)
1965
Shady Acres Mob (unsold pilot)
1966
The Savages (unsold pilot)
1967
Doc (unsold pilot)
1975
Red Sunday: The Battle of the Little Bighorn (Documentary short)
1979
When the West Was Fun: A Western Reunion (TV Movie documentary)
Regular Shows:
Naked City (1958 - 1959; 1960 - 1963, 138 episodes)
Naked City was a police drama that took place in New York City. John MacIntire originally had a starring role along with James Franciscus, but MacIntire quit before the first season was over.
Other stars of the series include Harry Bellaver, Horace McMahon, and Paul Burke.
Naked City on DVD:
Naked City: The Complete Series
Wagon Train (Sept. 1957 - May, 1965, 284 episodes)
Wagon Train, one of the most popular Western TV shows of all time, had considerable change the cast and show format over the years, but remained essentially the same throughout all eight seasons; the story would always center around the characters traveling (sometimes more, sometimes less on the series' regulars) on a wagon train, being forced to fight man and nature as they do so.
Frank McGrath and Terry Wilson were the only ones who were with the show throughout its entire run.
Ward Bond played the wagon master for the first four seasons, then after his death on November 5, 1960, John McIntire became the new wagon master and remained so until the end of the series.
Scouts were played by Robert Horton (seasons one to five), Denny Scott Miller (season five to seven), and Robert Fuller (seasons seven and eight).
Young Michael Burns played Barnaby West for seasons four to eight.
Wagon Train on DVD:
Season One
Season Two
Seson Three (currently unavailable)
Season Four
Season Five
Season Six
Season Seven
Season Eight
The Virginian (Sept. 1962 - Mar. 1971, 249 episodes)
Starring James Drury as the series title character, nameless except for being called "the Virginian," the show also featured:
Doug McClure (seasons one through nine)
Lee J. Cobb (seasons one through four)
Roberta Shore (seasons one through four)
Charles Bickford (season five)
John MacIntire (seasons five through eight)
Gary Clarke (seasons one through two; guest starred in a few episodes of season three)
Randy Boone (seasons two through four)
Diane Roter (season four)
John Dehner (season four)
It was based on a 1902 novel by Owen Wister of the same name, and set on a ranch in Medicine Bow, Wyoming, where the Virginian was foreman.
During the ninth and final season, the series' name changed to The Men From Shiloh.
The Virginian on DVD:
Season One
Season Two
Season Three
Season Four
Season Five
Season Six
Season Seven
Season Eight
Season Nine
Shirley (Oct. 1979 - Jan. 1980, 13 episodes)
Shirley was a short-lived comedy series starring Shirley Jones, Patrick Wayne, Peter Barton, Rosanna Arquette, Bret Shryer, Tracy Gold, and John MacIntire.
John MacIntire appeared in eight of the thirteen episodes.
*************************
Movie/TV credit information is taken from Internet Movie Database, unless otherwise noted, and is updated and corrected if needed.
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