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Thu 8
Red Canyon — James Seay
Action yarn about a cowboy (Howard Duff), a wild stallion and a gang of horse thieves, all leading up to the climactic big race. Ann Blyth, George Brent. Jonah: Edgar Buchanan. Hutch: Denver Pyle. Cordt: John McIntire. Brackton: Chill Wills. Virgil: Lloyd Bridges. George Sherman directed.
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Thu 8
What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? — James Seay
An embittered has-been child actor torments her disabled sister, while scheming to resurrect her own vaudeville career when she was known as the talented "Baby Jane."
Air Time & Details for James Seay, Thu 8, 3:20 pm
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Biography
About James Seay
James Seay was groomed for romantic leads by Paramount Pictures beginning in 1940. After several nondescript minor roles, Seay finally earned a major part--not as a hero, but as a villainous gang boss in the Columbia "B" The Face Behind the Mask (1941). Never quite reaching the top ranks, Seay nonetheless remained on the film scene as a dependable general purpose actor, appearing in such small but attention-getting roles as Dr. Pierce, the retirement-home physician who explains the eccentricities of "Kris Kringle" (Edmund Gwenn) in Miracle on 34th Street (1947).
In the 1950s, James Seay joined the ranks of horror and sci-fi movie "regulars;" he could be seen in films like The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951), Killers from Space (1954), The Beginning of the End (1957), and--as the luckless military officer who is skewered by a gigantic hypodermic needle--The Amazing Colossal Man (1957).