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Considering Rory Calhoun’s film career—over a hundred dynamic film and TV roles, including 33 Western movies and his series, The Texan —it’s remarkable how little his work is known today. But Rory, who died in 1999, has slipped through the cracks. Like George Montgomery and Guy Madison—incidentally, Rory’s closest friend—his fine ...
Rory Calhoun starred in many B Westerns, but he wasalso a screenwriter, director, and producer. Additionally, he starred in non-Western films opposite Marilyn Monroe, Betty Grable, and other actresses. Calhoun never finished high school and served three years in prison for stealing cars. After working a series of odd jobs, the future actor was spotted by Alan Ladd in a Los Angeles park where ...
Leo Actors. Childhood & Early Life. Rory was born Francis Timothy McCown in Los Angeles, California, on 8 August, 1922. He was born to an Irish gambler, James McCown and Elizabeth Cuthbert. Rory spent his early childhood in Santa Cruz, California. His father died within ten months of his birth, and his mother remarried after that.
1. Juni 2018 · Rory Calhoun, graine de voyou, a été naguère condamné à trois ans de prison pour vol, déprédations, possession d'arme à feu, braquages de bijouteries. Après avoir été bûcheron, mécano ...
4. Aug. 2019 · Albert. At the very end of 1956 Rory appeared for the first time in a Western TV show, an episode of Dick Powell’s Zane Grey Theatre titled Muletown Gold Strike. Calhoun plays a no longer practicing lawyer from Kentucky but now in Wyoming, apparently bitter from the Civil War, being given a job as schoolteacher.
Rory Calhoun was an American television and film actor, screenwriter and producer. Born Francis Timothy McCown in Los Angeles, California on August 8, 1922, he was the son of a professional gambler, he was of Scot-Irish and Spanish ancestry and spent his early years in Santa Cruz, California. He occasionally went by Frank Durgin, using the last name of his step-father, his father having died ...
29. Apr. 1999 · Rory Calhoun, the handsome, lanky actor, producer, writer and rancher best remembered for his 1950s Western films and television series “The Texan,” died Wednesday. He was 76. Calhoun had been ...
