James Griffith TV Schedule
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Wed 14
Emergency: All Night Long — James Griffith
Gage (Randolph Mantooth) burns the midnight oil to develop what he thinks is a TV-show idea. Kevin Tighe, Robert Fuller, Julie London. Vince: Vince Howard. Dr. Early: Bobby Troup. Julius: James McEachin. Stoker: Mike Stoker. Stanley: Michael Norell. Lopez: Marco Lopez. Dr. Morton: Ron Pinkard.
Air Time & Details for James Griffith, Wed 14, 5:00 pm -
Fri 16
Wagon Train: The Nancy Styles Story — James Griffith
Wealthy Nancy Styles is determined to get to Denver---despite Hale's order to by-pass the city.
Air Time & Details for James Griffith, Fri 16, 4:00 pm -
Sun 18
A Big Hand for the Little Lady — James Griffith
Despite the protests of his wife, an impoverished homesteader gets involved in a high-stakes poker game, but when he takes ill during the contest, she must sit in for him.
Air Time & Details for James Griffith, Sun 18, 4:30 pm -
Wed 21
The Boy From Oklahoma — James Griffith
A mild-mannered (and unarmed) lawyer in the Wild West becomes sheriff to clean up a corrupt town full of desperadoes, with the help of a sharpshooting cowgirl by his side.
Air Time & Details for James Griffith, Wed 21, 2:00 am
Filmography
James Griffith Movies and TV Shows
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Biography
About James Griffith
Sharp-featured character actor James Griffith set out in life to be a professional musician. He eased into acting instead, working the little-theatre route in his hometown of Los Angeles. In 1939, Griffith appeared in his first professional production, They Can't Get You Down.
Following World War II service, he made his first film, Black Ice (1946). Steadily employed in westerns, James Griffith was generally cast as an outlaw, save for a few comparative good-guy assignments such as Sheriff Pat Garrett in The Law vs. Billy the Kid (1954).