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Thu 8
While the City Sleeps — Rhonda Fleming
When a media mogul dies, his ambivalent son pits three newsmen against each to become his right-hand man, but ambition collides with danger and the competition attracts the attention of a brutal serial killer.
Air Time & Details for Rhonda Fleming, Thu 8, 6:00 am -
Fri 9
The Virginian: We've Lost a Train — Rhonda Fleming
A comedy-drama focusing on Trampas's trials and tribulations at the hands of three devil-may-care Texas Rangers.
Air Time & Details for Rhonda Fleming, Fri 9, 1:45 pm -
Sat 10
Pony Express — Rhonda Fleming
All about Buffalo Bill Cody (Charlton Heston) and Wild Bill Hickok and their part in California's history. Michael Moore, Rhonda Fleming, Jan Sterling, Porter Hall. Jerry Hopper directed.
Air Time & Details for Rhonda Fleming, Sat 10, 5:30 pm -
Mon 12
Gun Glory — Rhonda Fleming
Stewart Granger as another of those gunfighters trying to settle down. Rhonda Fleming, Chill Wills. Young Tom: Steve Rowland. Grimsell: James Gregory. Gunn: Arch Johnson.
Air Time & Details for Rhonda Fleming, Mon 12, 1:30 am
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About Rhonda Fleming
Surely Technicolor was invented for the express purpose of showing to fullest advantage the flaming red hair of actress Rhonda Fleming. Born into a theatrical family, Fleming made her film bow while still attending high school. She was briefly under contract to producer David O.
Selznick, for whom she played her first important film role, the nymphomaniac mental patient in Hitchcock's Spellbound (1946). While working at Paramount from 1947 through 1957, Fleming played opposite such diverse leading men as Bing Crosby (A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court), Bob Hope (The Great Lover), Ronald Reagan (Hong Kong) and Donald O'Connor (The Buster Keaton Story). She fluctuated between good and bad girl roles throughout her Hollywood years, with most of her staunchest devotees preferring the "bad".
Closing out her film career in 1969, Fleming briefly entered the business world before making comeback appearances in Won Ton Ton: The Dog Who Saved Hollywood (1976) and The Nude Bomb (1980). The last two of Rhonda Fleming's five husbands were producer/director Hall Bartlett and theatre-chain executive Ted Mann.