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Wed 29
The Iron Mistress — Robert Emhardt
An account of the life of American frontiersman Jim Bowie takes him to 1825 New Orleans, where he falls in love with a duplicitous Creole beauty, seeks his fortune in the lumber business, and engages in politics and duels of honor.
Air Time & Details for Robert Emhardt, Wed 29, 10:00 am -
Thu 30
The Badlanders — Robert Emhardt
With the help of an explosives expert, two men plan the ingenious robbery of a gold mine shortly after their release from the Yuma Territorial Prison.
Air Time & Details for Robert Emhardt, Thu 30, 2:30 pm -
Fri 31
Have Gun, Will Travel: The Debutante — Robert Emhardt
More than one surprise awaits Paladin as he searches for a dowager's missing granddaughter. Powers: Robert Emhardt. Daniel: Wayne Rogers. Paladin: Richard Boone. Prudence: Gale Garnett. Mrs. Quincy: Eleanor Audley.
Air Time & Details for Robert Emhardt, Fri 31, 11:00 am
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Biography
About Robert Emhardt
American actor Robert Emhardt began his Broadway career in the late '30s as an understudy for corpulent character star Sidney Greenstreet whom he closely resembled. In films from 1952, the paunchy, phlegmatic Emhardt carved a niche in characterizations calling for gross, obnoxious villainy. His best and most typical screen role was the "respectable" crime boss in Sam Fuller's Underworld U.S.A.
(1961). A television fixture well into the 1980s, Robert Emhardt showed up in several Alfred Hitchcock Presents installments, was seen on a regular basis as Mackenzie Cory on the daytime soap opera Another World, and won an Emmy for his wonderful performance as an ulcerated businessman stranded in Mayberry, NC, in "Man in a Hurry," a 1963 episode of The Andy Griffith Show.