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American Actor Guy Madison was born Robert Ozell Moseley on 19th January, 1922 in Bakersfield, California, USA and passed away on 6th Feb 1996 Palm Springs, California, USA aged 74. He is most remembered for Since You Went Away. His zodiac sign is Capricorn. American Actor Rory Calhoun was born Francis Timothy McCown on 8th August, 1922 in Los ...
For Monogram, Guy Madison and he were in Massacre River (1949). At Fox, Calhoun played a second lead in Sand (1949) In February 1949, Selznick did a deal with Warner Bros. , lending them seven of his stars, including Calhoun; they took over half his pictures for the rest of his contract with Selznick. [13]
According to Darwin Porter’s Howard Hughes: Hell’s Angel, he was the lover of both Willson and Hughes, who supposedly clothed and housed him and flew him around the country on private jets. He may, too, have been more than friends with Willson stablemate Rory Calhoun. Read the full article in Issue 76 of The Rake - on newsstands worldwide now.
- James Medd
11. Apr. 2014 · In fact, the book’s most spectacular scene stars Rory Calhoun and Guy Madison found in flagrante delicto in a Jaguar, rocking the auto on its tires while a bedraggled Henry watched outside in a rainstorm. 5. Of Lana Turner, Willson famously instructed one studio functionary: “I didn’t say she could act. I said she could be a ...
13. Okt. 2015 · Guy Madison gets ready to aim his arrow.   Bisexual 1950s icon James Dean.   Before he was famous, ... Cowboy star Rory Calhoun was another Henry Willson discovery. (Watch that wrist, Rory ...
- Adam Sandel
Like George Montgomery and Guy Madison—incidentally, Rory’s closest friend—his fine work hasn’t yet been rediscovered by new Western fans. That’s because he didn’t work for Ford or Hawks, didn’t co-star with John Wayne or Randolph Scott. And there is no “must-see” movie like Stagecoach on his resumé.
24. März 2014 · In his first Western, Madison co-stars with Rory Calhoun, as young officers competing for the colonel’s daughter (Cathy Downs) — while the Indians are on the warpath. Madison and Calhoun would become good friends. Drums in the Deep South (1951) Madison and James Craig are best friends from West Point who end up on opposite side ...
