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Sat 25
The Man Behind the Gun — Randolph Scott
An undercover agent (Randolph Scott) is detailed to smash a revolutionist's plot to make Southern California a separate state. Patrice Wymore. Monk: Dick Wesson. Giles: Phil Carey. Chona: Lina Romay. Sheldon: Roy Roberts. Buckley: Douglas Fowley. Felix Feist directed.
Air Time & Details for Randolph Scott, Sat 25, 6:00 am -
Sat 25
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Sat 25
Bounty Hunter — Randolph Scott
A captivating drama about a seasoned bounty hunter who, alongside his two sons, delves into the perilous and unpredictable world of their family-run bounty hunting business.
Air Time & Details for Randolph Scott, Sat 25, 3:00 pm -
Sun 26
Carson City — Randolph Scott
When the local stagecoach is raided by bandits, a western banker sinks all of his capital into a railway line.
Air Time & Details for Randolph Scott, Sun 26, 3:00 pm -
Mon 27
Virginia City — Randolph Scott
Union officer Kerry Bradford escapes from a Confederate prison and races to intercept $5 million in gold destined for Confederate coffers. A Confederate sympathizer and a Mexican bandit, each with their own stake in the loot, stand in his way.
Air Time & Details for Randolph Scott, Mon 27, 6:00 pm -
Tue 28
Badman's Territory — Randolph Scott
Randolph Scott vs. every baddie in history. George "Gabby" Hayes, Ann Richards, Ray Collins. Bass: Nestor Paiva. Jesse James: Lawrence Tierney. Frank James: Tom Tyler. Belle Starr: Isabel Jewell. Bob: Steve Brodie. Directed by Tim Whelan.
Air Time & Details for Randolph Scott, Tue 28, 5:00 pm -
Wed 29
Westbound — Randolph Scott
During the Civil War, a Union officer undertakes a special mission to protect gold shipments from Confederate sympathizers in Colorado.
Air Time & Details for Randolph Scott, Wed 29, 8:30 am -
Thu 30
Riding Shotgun — Randolph Scott
A cowboy is hired to ride shotgun on a stagecoach, but his personal mission is to find a brutal killer and deliver justice. When the cowboy is lured from his post by a clue that might lead to the killer, the unprotected stagecoach riders may suffer.
Air Time & Details for Randolph Scott, Thu 30, 1:30 am -
Thu 30
The Man Behind the Gun — Randolph Scott
An undercover agent (Randolph Scott) is detailed to smash a revolutionist's plot to make Southern California a separate state. Patrice Wymore. Monk: Dick Wesson. Giles: Phil Carey. Chona: Lina Romay. Sheldon: Roy Roberts. Buckley: Douglas Fowley. Felix Feist directed.
Air Time & Details for Randolph Scott, Thu 30, 10:00 pm -
Fri 31
Colt .45 — Randolph Scott
Gun salesman Steve Farrell gets two of his new Colt .45 pistols stolen from him by ruthless killer Jason Brett but vows to recover them.
Air Time & Details for Randolph Scott, Fri 31, 11:30 am
Filmography
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Biography
About Randolph Scott
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Born Randolph Crane, this virile, weathered, prototypical cowboy star with a gallant manner and slight Southern accent enlisted for service in the U.S. Army during World War I at age 19. After returning home he got a degree in engineering, then joined the Pasadena Community Playhouse. While golfing, Scott met millionaire filmmaker Howard Hughes, who helped him enter films as a bit player.
In the mid '30s he began landing better roles, both as a romantic lead and as a costar. Later he became a Western star, and from the late '40s to the '50s he starred exclusively in big-budget color Westerns (39 altogether). From 1950-53 he was one of the top ten box-office attractions.
Later in the '50s he played the aging cowboy hero in a series of B-Westerns directed by Budd Boetticher for Ranown, an independent production company. He retired from the screen in the early '60s. Having invested in oil wells, real estate, and securities, he was worth between $50-$100 million.