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According to my source there are 7 movies they appeared in together:

Baby Face /1933
Dakota / 1945
How The West Was Won / 1962 -though they did not interact with each other.
Red River / 1948
Rio Bravo / 1959
Texas Cyclone / 1932
Two-Fisted Law / 1932

I hope this helps you!

Can anyone tell me why Walter Brennan walked with such pronounced limp. Seems like he would limp worse in some movies and less in others. I often thought it was just a character thing for the movies but a while back one of the cable stations ran his old television series, The McCoys, and he had the limp there also. This is something I have wondered about for some time and have not found any info. on it. Would just like to know.

Baby Sis

Baby SIs,

You might notice that in some of the movies he was in he didn't limp. Like My Darling Clementine, Bad Day at Black Rock, and Sergeant York. This was his trademark, and directors liked him in that character.

I'm sure there are other movies, but on the top of my head that is all I could think of.

Cheers B)

Hi

Walter Brennen appeared in more than 120 pictures and was one of Howard Hawks favourite actors appearing in six of that directors films. Originally he studied to become an engineer but dropped out and spent time as a hobo during the early paert of the century wandering around New England. During the Great War he served in the US Army and after being badly gassed lost all of his teeth, this would stand him ion good stead later. After the war he remained in Great Britain, France and Europe until he returned to the United States in the early 1920s. Apparently it was his intention to go to Guatamala and on the way he stopped off in Hollywood and in 1923 deciding to remain found work as a stuntman.

In 1925 he made his first appeance playing the King Vidor picture Wedding Night and after being noticed by Sam Goldwyn was offered the part of the one eyed ferryman in Barbary Coast. His already thinning hair and false teeth gave him the appearance of being older than he was and he was cast as grizzly old timers from then on. by 1940 he had perfected the role to such an extent that he was the first actor to win three Best Supporting Actor Awards.

He appeared in six pictures with John Wayne. Texas Cylone, Two Fisted Law, Dakota Red River Rio Bravo and as the villain in How The West Was Won.

Regards

Arthur

Thanks for the info guys. Now I am going to have to watch some of his other movies to see him without the limp. This was just one of those little things that stuck in my head for a long time and I knew you guys would know the answer.

Thanks

Baby Sis

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Originally posted by ethanedwards@Oct 12 2005, 07:02 PM
Walter Brennan, who won more Oscars than any other male actor,

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Brennan won three Best Supporting Oscars, right? (1936: Come and Get It, 1938: Kentucky and 1940: The Westerner) Only the great Jack Nicholson has tied him (1975: One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, 1983 (supporting actor): Terms of Endearment and 1997: As Good as it Gets.

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Originally posted by Cole Thornton@Oct 13 2005, 10:12 PM
Brennan won three Best Supporting Oscars, right? (1936: Come and Get It, 1938: Kentucky and 1940: The Westerner) Only the great Jack Nicholson has tied him (1975: One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, 1983 (supporting actor): Terms of Endearment and 1997: As Good as it Gets.

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IMO, old Walt should have won one for the role in which we got our shared name.
In fact, I thought that was by far his strongest performance.

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Originally posted by Stumpy@Oct 14 2005, 07:28 AM
IMO, old Walt should have won one for the role in which we got our shared name.
In fact, I thought that was by far his strongest performance.

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Hi Stumpy! IMO Brennan's best performance was in The Westerner, with Gary Cooper. He was so riveting in his portrayal of Judge Roy Bean! He was also great in Sergeant York, a role in which everyone thought he would win his fourth Oscar. By the time of Rio Bravo, roles like his Stumpy character were just water off the old pro's back! Still enjoyable to watch him, though. Do you have the CD reissue of Brennan's two albums? They're on Collector's Choice. Brennan narrates over musical accompaniment. Folk kind of stuff, I think. He's no Frankie Laine, but then again--who is?!?

Hi

I agree about The Westerner. Some of Brennan's best roles were when he played a baddie particulary in My Darling Clementine and How The West Was Won. It is relatively easy to play the doddery old timer who is tuppence short of a shilling, as an example the roles of Stumpy and Groot are not that far removed. but a believable real nasty piece of work like Ike Clanton, or a menacing and to a certain extent gullible character like Roy Bean, shows what a fine actor he was.

Regards

Arthur

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Originally posted by Cole Thornton@Oct 14 2005, 08:44 AM
IMO Brennan's best performance was in The Westerner, with Gary Cooper. He was so riveting in his portrayal of Judge Roy Bean!

Well, differences of opinion are what makes the world go 'round. The Roy Bean role was probably my least favorite Brennan performance.

Hi,
Just watched a Robert Ryan, 1951 film called BEST OF THE BADMEN,
Walter Brennan, was in it, and he certainly wasn't limping!!
In fact early on in the film, he is seen running like a good-un!!

Keith

Hi

The Westerner is on our Channel 4 on Thursday 27th October.

The blurb says
'Gary Cooper finds himself in a tight spot when he's brought up before Walter Brennan's Judge Roy Bean. Brennan's oscar winning performance is a hugely enjoyable mix of guile and dark humour. Cooper's customary quiet strength is the perfect foil to Brennan'

As to the respective qualies of each performance I agree with Stumpy you pays your money and you takes your choice, thats what make the world go round.

Regards

Arthur

Seeing him as Old Man Clanton in My Darling Clementine still surprises me everytime I see it. After seeing him as such a lovable character as Stumpy in Rio Bravo, his Clanton role was so different. The way he revels in telling Wyatt that he killed James make that character so evil.

One of the best character actors ever.

WALTER BRENNAN. (1894-1947)

Source:- IDMb

Biography for
Walter Brennan

Birth name
Walter Andrew Brennan
Height
5' 11" (1.80 m)
Mini biography

In many ways the most successful and familiar character actor of American sound films and the only actor to date to win three Oscars for Best Supporting Actor, Walter Brennan attended college in Cambridge, Massachusetts, studying engineering. While in school he became interested in acting and performed in school plays. He worked some in vaudeville and also in various jobs such as clerking in a bank and as a lumberjack. He toured in small musical comedy companies before entering the military in 1917. After his war service he went to Guatemala and raised pineapples, then migrated to Los Angeles, where he speculated in real estate. A few jobs as a film extra came his way beginning in 1923, then some work as a stuntman. He eventually achieved speaking roles, going from bit parts to substantial supporting parts in scores of features and short subjects between 1927 and 1938. In 1936 his role in Come and Get It (1936) won him the very first Best Supporting Actor Academy Award. He would win it twice more in the decade, and be nominated for a fourth. His range was enormous. He could play sophisticated businessmen, con artists, local yokels, cowhands and military officers with apparent equal ease. An accident in 1932 cost him most of his teeth, and he most often was seen in eccentric rural parts, often playing characters much older than his actual age. His career never really declined, and in the 1950s he became an even more endearing and familiar figure in several television series, most famously "The Real McCoys" (1957). He died in 1974 of emphysema, a beloved figure in movies and TV, the target of countless comic impressionists, and one of the best and most prolific actors of his time.

Date of birth (location)
25 July 1894
Swampscott, Massachusetts, USA
Date of death (details)
21 September 1974
Oxnard, California, USA. (emphysema)

Filmography as: Actor, Himself, Archive Footage, Notable TV Guest Appearances

Actor - filmography
(1970s) (1960s) (1950s) (1940s) (1930s) (1920s)

1. Smoke in the Wind (1975) .... H. P. Kingman
2. Home for the Holidays (1972) (TV) .... Benjamin Morgan
... aka Deadly Desires
3. Two for the Money (1972/I) (TV) .... Cody Guilford
4. "To Rome with Love" (1969) TV Series .... Andy Pruitt (1970-71)
5. The Over-the-Hill Gang Rides Again (1970) (TV) .... Nash Crawford
6. The Young Country (1970) (TV) .... Sheriff Matt Fenley

7. The Over-the-Hill Gang (1969) (TV) .... Nash Crawford
8. Support Your Local Sheriff! (1969) .... Pa Danby
9. The One and Only, Genuine, Original Family Band (1968) .... Renssaeler Bower
10. "The Guns of Will Sonnett" (1967) TV Series .... Will Sonnett (1967-1969)
11. Who's Minding the Mint? (1967) .... Pop Gillis
12. The Gnome-Mobile (1967) .... D.J. Mulrooney/Knobby
13. The Oscar (1966) .... Orrin C. Quentin
14. Those Calloways (1965) .... Alf Simes
15. "The Tycoon" (1964) TV Series .... Walter Andrews (1964-65)
16. How the West Was Won (1962) .... Col. Jeb Hawkins
17. Shoot Out at Big Sag (1962) .... 'Preacher' Hawker

18. Rio Bravo (1959) .... Stumpy
19. "The Real McCoys" (1957) TV Series .... Grandpa Amos McCoy
... aka The McCoys
20. God Is My Partner (1957) .... Doctor Charles Grayson
21. Tammy and the Bachelor (1957) .... Tammy's Grandpa
... aka Tammy (UK)
... aka Tammy and the Bachelor (UK)
22. The Way to the Gold (1957) .... Uncle George
23. The Proud Ones (1956) .... Jake, Deputy Jailer
24. Good-bye, My Lady (1956) .... Uncle Jesse Jackson
... aka Goodbye, My Lady (USA: cable TV title)
... aka The Boy and the Laughing Dog (USA: reissue title)
25. Come Next Spring (1956) .... Jeffrey Storys
26. Glory (1956) .... Ned Otis
27. At Gunpoint (1955) .... Doc Lacy
... aka Gunpoint! (UK)
28. Bad Day at Black Rock (1955) .... Doc T.R. Velie Jr.
29. Man On a Bus (1955)
30. Four Guns to the Border (1954) .... Simon Bhumer
... aka Shadow Valley (USA)
31. The Far Country (1954) .... Ben Tatum (Jeff's partner)
32. Drums Across the River (1954) .... Sam Brannon
33. Sea of Lost Ships (1954) .... C.P.O 'Chief' O'Malley
34. Lure of the Wilderness (1952) .... Jim Harper
35. We're Not Married! (1952) (uncredited) .... Rural suitor (deleted sequence)
36. Return of the Texan (1952) .... Firth Crockett
37. The Wild Blue Yonder (1951) .... Maj. Gen. Wolfe
... aka Thunder Across the Pacific (UK)
38. Best of the Badmen (1951) .... 'Doc' Butcher
39. Along the Great Divide (1951) .... Tim 'Pop' Keith
... aka The Travelers (USA)
40. Surrender (1950) .... Sheriff Bill Howard
41. The Showdown (1950) .... Cap MacKellar
42. Curtain Call at Cactus Creek (1950) .... Rimrock
... aka Take the Stage (UK)
43. A Ticket to Tomahawk (1950) .... Terence Sweeny
44. Singing Guns (1950) .... Dr. Jonathan Mark

45. Task Force (1949) .... Pete Richard
46. Brimstone (1949) .... Brimstone 'Pop' Courteen
47. The Green Promise (1949) .... Mr. Matthews
... aka Raging Waters (UK)
48. Blood on the Moon (1948) .... Kris Barden
49. Red River (1948) .... 'Groot' Nadine
50. Scudda Hoo! Scudda Hay! (1948) .... Tony Maule
... aka Summer Lightning (UK)
51. Driftwood (1947) .... Murph
52. My Darling Clementine (1946) .... Old Man Clanton
... aka John Ford's My Darling Clementine (USA: complete title)
53. Nobody Lives Forever (1946) .... Pop Gruber
54. Centennial Summer (1946) .... Jesse Rogers
55. A Stolen Life (1946) .... Eben Folger
56. Dakota (1945) .... Capt. Bounce of the Riverbird
57. The Princess and the Pirate (1944) .... Featherhead
58. To Have and Have Not (1944) .... Eddie
59. Home in Indiana (1944) .... J. F. 'Thunder' Bolt
60. The North Star (1943) .... Karp
... aka Armored Attack (USA: recut version)
61. The Last Will and Testament of Tom Smith (1943) .... George, Mailman
... aka War Information Film No. 76
62. Slightly Dangerous (1943) .... Cornelius Burden
63. Hangmen Also Die (1943) .... Prof. Stephen Novotny
... aka Hangmen Also Die! (UK)
... aka Lest We Forget
64. Stand by for Action (1942) .... Chief Yeoman Henry Johnson
... aka Cargo of Innocents (UK)
65. The Pride of the Yankees (1942) .... Sam Blake
66. Rise and Shine (1941) .... Grandpa
67. Swamp Water (1941) .... Tom Keefer
... aka The Man Who Came Back (UK)
68. Sergeant York (1941) .... Pastor Rosier Pile
69. Meet John Doe (1941) .... The Colonel
... aka Frank Capra's 'Meet John Doe' (USA: complete title)
... aka John Doe, Dynamite (UK)
70. This Woman Is Mine (1941) .... Captain Jonathan Thorne
... aka Fury at Sea (USA: reissue title)
71. Nice Girl? (1941) .... Hector Titus
72. The Westerner (1940) .... Judge Roy Bean
73. Maryland (1940) .... William Stewart
74. Northwest Passage (1940) .... Hunk Marriner

75. Joe and Ethel Turp Call on the President (1939) .... Jim
76. Stanley and Livingstone (1939) .... Jeff Slocum
77. They Shall Have Music (1939) .... Prof. Lawson
... aka Melody of Youth (UK)
... aka Ragged Angels (USA: reissue title)
78. The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle (1939) .... Walter Ash
79. Kentucky (1938) .... Peter Goodwin
80. The Cowboy and the Lady (1938) .... Sugar
81. Mother Carey's Chickens (1938) .... Mr. Ossian Popham
82. The Texans (1938) .... Ranch foreman
83. The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (1938) .... Muff Potter
84. The Buccaneer (1938) .... Ezra Peavey
85. Wild and Woolly (1937) .... Gramp Flynn
86. Affairs of Cappy Ricks (1937) .... Cappy Ricks
87. When Love Is Young (1937) .... Uncle Hugo
88. She's Dangerous (1937) .... Ote O'Leary
... aka Blonde Dynamite
89. Banjo on My Knee (1936) .... Newt Holley
90. Come and Get It (1936) .... Swan Bostrom
... aka Roaring Timbers (USA: reissue title)
91. Fury (1936) .... 'Bugs' Meyers
92. The Moon's Our Home (1936) .... Lem
93. These Three (1936) .... Taxi driver
94. Three Godfathers (1936) .... Sam 'Gus' Barton
... aka Miracle in the Sand (USA: TV title)
95. Seven Keys to Baldpate (1935) .... Station Agent
96. Metropolitan (1935) .... Grandpa
97. Barbary Coast (1935) .... Old Atrocity
... aka Port of Wickedness (USA: reissue title)
98. We're in the Money (1935) (uncredited) .... Wedding Witness
99. Alice Adams (1935) (scenes deleted)
... aka Booth Tarkington's Alice Adams (USA: complete title)
100. The Perfect Tribute (1935) (uncredited) .... Stone Cutter
101. Welcome Home (1935) (uncredited) .... Walter
102. Man on the Flying Trapeze (1935) .... 'Legs' Garnett
... aka The Memory Expert (UK)
103. Lady Tubbs (1935) (uncredited) .... Joseph
... aka The Gay Lady (UK)
104. Spring Tonic (1935) (uncredited)
105. Party Wire (1935) (uncredited) .... Paul
106. Bride of Frankenstein (1935) (uncredited) .... Neighbor
... aka The Bride of Frankenstein (USA: poster title)
107. West Point of the Air (1935) (uncredited) .... Soldier at Kelly's Wreckage
108. The Wedding Night (1935) .... Jenkins
109. Hunger Pains (1935) .... Secretary to Sylvester J. Sutton Sr.
110. Restless Knights (1935) (uncredited) .... Father
111. Law Beyond the Range (1935) .... Abner (Pete in credits)
112. Mystery of Edwin Drood (1935)
... aka Charles Dickens' 'Mystery of Edwin Drood' (USA: complete title)
113. Northern Frontier (1935) .... Stuttering cook
114. Brick-a-Brac (1935) .... Lem
115. Horses' Collars (1935) (uncredited)
116. Helldorado (1935) (uncredited) .... Pete, the Waiter
117. Biography of a Bachelor Girl (1935) (uncredited) .... Reporter on Ship
118. A Wicked Woman (1934) (scenes deleted) .... Slot Machine Man
119. The Painted Veil (1934) (scenes deleted)
120. Prescott Kid (1934) .... Zeke (Stage Driver)
121. Cheating Cheaters (1934) (uncredited)
122. There's Always Tomorrow (1934) (uncredited)
... aka Too Late for Love
123. Tailspin Tommy (1934) (uncredited) .... Intern [Ch. 8]
124. Gridiron Flash (1934) (uncredited) .... Diner Proprietor
... aka Luck of the Game (UK)
125. Great Expectations (1934) (uncredited) .... Prisoner on Ship
126. Death on the Diamond (1934) (uncredited) .... Hot dog vendor
127. Whom the Gods Destroy (1934) (uncredited) .... Clifford
128. Murder in the Private Car (1934) (uncredited) .... Switchman
... aka Murder on the Runaway Train (UK)
129. The Life of Vergie Winters (1934) (uncredited) .... Roscoe, a Gossiper
130. Half a Sinner (1934) .... Radio announcer
131. Woman Haters (1934) (uncredited) .... Train conductor
132. Fishing for Trouble (1934)
133. I'll Tell the World (1934)
134. Uncertain Lady (1934)
135. Riptide (1934) (uncredited) .... Chauffeur
136. Good Dame (1934) (uncredited) .... Elmer Spicer
... aka Good Girl (UK)
137. George White's Scandals (1934) (uncredited)
138. The Crosby Case (1934) (uncredited) .... Ship's Messenger
... aka The Crosby Murder Case (UK)
139. The Poor Rich (1934) (uncredited) .... Dr. Johnson the Coroner
140. Radio Dough (1934)
141. Paradise Valley (1934) .... Farmer Hiram
142. You Can't Buy Everything (1934) (uncredited) .... Train vendor
143. Cross Country Cruise (1934) (uncredited) .... Niagara Falls Boatman
144. Fugitive Lovers (1934) (uncredited) .... Second Bus Driver
145. Beloved (1934/I) .... Stuttering Boarder
146. King for a Night (1933) (uncredited) .... Soda Jerk
147. From Headquarters (1933) (uncredited)
148. The Invisible Man (1933) (uncredited) .... Bicycle owner
149. My Woman (1933) (uncredited)
150. Curtain at Eight (1933) (uncredited) .... Bit Role
151. Saturday's Millions (1933) (uncredited) .... Reporter
152. Golden Harvest (1933) (uncredited)
153. Sensation Hunters (1933) .... Stuttering Waiter
154. One Year Later (1933) .... Yokel
155. Sing, Sinner, Sing (1933)
... aka Clip Joint (USA)
156. Baby Face (1933) (scenes deleted)
157. Strange People (1933) .... Radio Repairman
158. The Phantom of the Air (1933/I) .... 'Skid'
159. Lilly Turner (1933) (scenes deleted)
160. The Kiss Before the Mirror (1933) (uncredited) .... Bit Part
161. The Big Cage (1933) (uncredited) .... Ticket Taker
162. The Cohens and Kellys in Trouble (1933) (uncredited) .... Bit Role
163. Rustlers' Roundup (1933) (uncredited) .... Walt
164. Girl Missing (1933) (uncredited) .... Joe, Garage Attendant
165. Silent Men (1933) .... 'Cyote' Carter (replaced by Syd Saylor)
166. Goldie Gets Along (1933) .... Stuttering Waiter
167. Parachute Jumper (1933) (uncredited) .... Counterman at Jewel Diner
168. Man of Action (1933) .... Cashier Summers
169. Manhattan Tower (1932) (uncredited) .... Mechanic
170. Afraid to Talk (1932) (uncredited) .... Sign carrier
... aka Merry-Go-Round (USA: new title)
171. Strange Justice (1932) (uncredited)
172. Once in a Lifetime (1932) (uncredited) .... Lighting Technician
173. The All-American (1932)
... aka Sport of a Nation (UK)
174. The Fourth Horseman (1932) (uncredited) .... Town Drunk
175. Fighting for Justice (1932) (uncredited) .... Blackie Fletcher
176. Iceman's Ball (1932) .... Officer Dugan
177. Cornered (1932) (uncredited) .... Court Bailiff
178. Miss Pinkerton (1932) (uncredited) .... Police Dispatcher
179. Speed Madness (1932) (uncredited) .... Joe
180. Hello Trouble (1932) (uncredited) .... A Texas Ranger
181. Two-Fisted Law (1932) .... Deputy Sheriff Bendix
182. Scandal for Sale (1932) (uncredited)
... aka Ambition
183. The Airmail Mystery (1932) .... Holly
184. Impatient Maiden (1932) (uncredited) .... Cigar Stand Proprietor
185. Law and Order (1932) (uncredited) .... Lanky Smith (saloon swamper)
... aka Guns A'Blazing (USA: reissue title)
186. Texas Cyclone (1932) .... Sheriff Lew Collins
187. A House Divided (1931) .... Musician
188. Scratch-As-Catch-Can (1931)
189. Neck and Neck (1931) .... Hector
190. Is There Justice? (1931)
191. Dancing Dynamite (1931) .... Undetermined Role
192. Honeymoon Lane (1931) .... Driver
193. Heroes of the Flames (1931) (uncredited) .... Bit Part in Chapter Twelve
194. Many a Slip (1931) (uncredited)
195. Hello Russia (1931)
196. Ooh La-La (1930)
197. See America Thirst (1930) (uncredited) .... Spumoni Bodyguard
198. Parlez Vous (1930)
199. Little Accident (1930) (uncredited)
200. Captain of the Guard (1930) (uncredited) .... Peasant
201. Dames Ahoy (1930) (uncredited) .... Side Show Barker

202. The Shannons of Broadway (1929) .... Hez
203. The Long, Long Trail (1929) .... 'Skinny'' Rawlins
204. The Last Performance (1929) (uncredited) .... Clown
... aka The Last Call (UK)
205. One Hysterical Night (1929) .... Paul Revere
206. Flying High (1929) (uncredited) .... Kidnapper
207. The Lariat Kid (1929) .... Pat O'Shea
208. Smilin' Guns (1929) .... Ranch Foreman
209. The Cohens and Kellys in Atlantic City (1929) (uncredited) .... Bit at Police Station
210. Silks and Saddles (1929) (uncredited) .... Undetermined Role
... aka Thoroughbreds (UK)
211. The Racket (1928) (uncredited) .... Man on Street in Front of Barber Shop
212. Hot Heels (1928)
213. The Ballyhoo Buster (1928)
214. Blake of Scotland Yard (1927) (uncredited) .... Henchman
215. The Ridin' Rowdy (1927)
216. Tearin' Into Trouble (1927) .... Billy Martin
217. Sensation Seekers (1927) (uncredited) .... Below Deck Yacht Crewman
218. Flashing Oars (1927) (uncredited) .... Bit Role
219. The Collegians (1926) (uncredited) .... Various Roles in Individual Episodes
220. The Ice Flood (1926) (uncredited)
221. Watch Your Wife (1926)
222. Webs of Steel (1925) (uncredited)
223. Lorraine of the Lions (1925) (uncredited)

Filmography as: Actor, Himself, Archive Footage, Notable TV Guest Appearances

Himself - filmography
(1950s) (1930s)

1. Screen Snapshots: Hollywood Plays Golf (1955) .... Himself
2. Light's Diamond Jubilee (1954) (TV) .... Himself
3. The 26th Annual Academy Awards (1954) (TV) .... Himself - Presenter: Best Supporting Actress

4. The King of Jazz (1930) .... Himself

Filmography as: Actor, Himself, Archive Footage, Notable TV Guest Appearances

Archive Footage

1. The Real McCoys Reunion (2000) (TV) .... Himself/Grandpa Amos McCoy
2. Classe américaine, La (1993) .... Stumpy
3. Gunfighters of the Old West (1992) (V) (uncredited) .... Clanton
4. Land of Liberty (1939)

Filmography as: Actor, Himself, Archive Footage, Notable TV Guest Appearances

Notable TV Guest Appearances

1. "This Is Your Life" playing "Himself" in episode: "Richard Crenna" 23 February 1972
2. "Alias Smith and Jones" playing "Silky O'Sullivan" in episode: "Don't Get Mad, Get Even" (episode # 2.21) 17 February 1972
3. "Disneyland" playing "Renssaeler Bower" in episode: "The Family Band: Part 2" (episode # 18.12) 30 January 1972
4. "Disneyland" playing "Renssaeler Bower" in episode: "The Family Band: Part 1" (episode # 18.11) 23 January 1972
5. "Alias Smith and Jones" playing "Gantry" in episode: "21 Days to Tenstrike" (episode # 2.15) 6 January 1972
6. "Alias Smith and Jones" playing "Silky O'Sullivan" in episode: "The Day They Hanged Kid Curry" (episode # 2.1) 16 September 1971
7. "Jimmy Durante Presents the Lennon Sisters" playing "Himself" 24 October 1969
8. "Disneyland" playing "Alf Simes" in episode: "Those Calloways: Part 3" (episode # 15.15) 26 January 1969
9. "Disneyland" playing "Alf Simes" in episode: "Those Calloways: Part 2" (episode # 15.14) 19 January 1969
10. "Disneyland" playing "Alf Simes" in episode: "Those Calloways: Part 1" (episode # 15.13) 12 January 1969
11. "What's My Line?" playing "Mystery Guest" 21 August 1966
12. "What's My Line?" playing "Himself - Mystery Guest" 22 November 1959
13. "Colgate Theatre" playing "Mr. Tutt" in episode: "Mr. Tutt" 10 September 1958
14. "Wide Wide World" playing "Himself" in episode: "The Western" 1958
15. "Zane Grey Theater" playing "Sheriff Larson" in episode: "Ride a Lonely Trail" (episode # 2.5) 2 November 1957
16. "What's My Line?" playing "Mystery Guest" 12 May 1957
17. "The Ford Television Theatre" playing "Duffy" in episode: "Duffy's Man" (episode # 5.12) 19 December 1956
18. "Zane Grey Theater" playing "Joe" in episode: "Vengeance Canyon" (episode # 1.9) 30 November 1956
19. "Cavalcade of America" in episode: "Women's Work" (episode # 5.9) 20 November 1956
20. "Ethel Barrymore Theater" in episode: "The Gentle Years" (episode # 1.2) 28 September 1956
21. "Schlitz Playhouse of Stars" in episode: "The Happy Sun" (episode # 5.41) 13 July 1956
22. "Screen Directors Playhouse" playing "Grandpa Atkins" in episode: "The Bush Roper" (episode # 1.8) 23 November 1955
23. "Schlitz Playhouse of Stars" in episode: "Mr. Ears" (episode # 4.31) 8 April 1955
24. "This Is Your Life" playing "Himself" in episode: "Walter Brennan" 30 March 1955
25. "Schlitz Playhouse of Stars" in episode: "Lucky Thirteen" (episode # 3.11) 13 November 1953

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Originally posted by baron von Rassilon@Mar 9 2003, 07:10 AM
According to my source there are 7 movies they appeared in together:

Baby Face /1933
Dakota / 1945
How The West Was Won / 1962 -though they did not interact with each other.
Red River / 1948
Rio Bravo / 1959
Texas Cyclone / 1932
Two-Fisted Law / 1932

I hope this helps you!

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Quite right, however, in BABY FACE
apparently, his scenes were deleted!

See Pals in the Saddle for full biograpy and discussion,

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