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Mon 16
The Wild Wild West: The Night of the Pistoleros — Henry Wilcoxon
A letter to President Grant sends West to a lonely outpost to fight terrorists. Roper: Edward Binns. Murray: Robert Pine. Artemus: Ross Martin. Galiando: Henry Wilcoxon. Sanchos: Perry Lopez.
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Tue 17
Man in the Wilderness — Henry Wilcoxon
Richard Harris as a trapper on a 600-mile quest for the men who left him to die. John Huston. Indian Chief: Henry Wilcoxon. Fogarty: Percy Herbert. Lowrie: Dennis Waterman. Grace: Prunella Ransome. Ferris: Norman Rossington. Richard C. Sarafian directed.
Air Time & Details for Henry Wilcoxon, Tue 17, 7:00 pm
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Biography
About Henry Wilcoxon
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Chiselled-featured leading man Henry Wilcoxon was born in the West Indies to British parents. He cut his theatrical teeth with the prestigious Birmingham Repertory Theater, then went on to play several leads in London. While starring in the stage play Eight Bells, Wilcoxon was selected to play Marc Antony in Cecil B.
DeMille's Cleopatra (1934). Thus began a 25-year association with DeMille, during which time Wilcoxon functioned as actor, casting director, associate producer, producer, and close friend. When asked by interviewer Leonard Maltin about his experiences with C.B., Wilcoxon replied genially, "Does your tape last about ten hours?" Outside of the DeMille orbit, Henry Wilcoxon played leading and character parts in such films as The Last of the Mohicans (1936), If I Were King (1938), Tarzan Finds a Son (1939), Mrs. Miniver (1942) (as the jingoistic minister), A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court (1949), The War Lord (1965), and FIST (1978); he also worked extensively in television, guest starring on such programs as I Spy and Marcus Welby, M.D..