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Thu 29
While the City Sleeps — James Craig
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 James Craig, Thu 29, 2:30 pm -
Sun 1
Shoot-out at Medicine Bend — James Craig
Randolph Scott and pals (James Garner, Gordon Jones) dole out range justice while posing as Quakers. James Craig. Priscilla: Angie Dickinson. Nell: Dani Crayne. Mayor: Don Beddoe. Richard Bare directed.
Air Time & Details for James Craig, Sun 1, 6:00 am -
Sun 1
Hell Town — James Craig
Action is the order of the day in this Zane Grey tale about a range wanderer (John Wayne) who becomes a trail boss and finds trouble. Marsha Hunt, Johnny Mack Brown, John Patterson, Monte Blue, Syd Saylor, Nick Lukats, Lucien Littlefield, James Craig, Johnny Boyle. Directed by Charles Barton.
Air Time & Details for James Craig, Sun 1, 8:00 am -
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Biography
About James Craig
A Rice Institute graduate, James Craig took his first acting lessons from prominent character player Cyril Delevanti. After taking a few extra jobs, Craig was given a speaking role in 1937's Sophie Lang Goes West. He appeared in the serials Fighting G-Men (1938) and Winners of the West (1940), and showed up in such two-reelers as the Three Stooges'Oil's Well that Ends Well (1939), before landing his first important "A" picture role opposite Ginger Rogers in Kitty Foyle (1940).
Craig was then showered with critical praise for his portrayal of Jabez Stone, the New Hampshire farmer who sells his soul to the Devil in 1941's All That Money Can Buy (aka The Devil and Daniel Webster). During the war, Craig became an MGM leading man, chiefly by virtue of his resemblance to Clark Gable; his best films during this period include Our Vines Have Tender Grapes (1945) and a few interesting program westerns. His films declined in importance throughout the 1950s.
By the mid-1960s, Craig was of one of several old-timers appearing in the inexpensive Technicolor westerns being produced by A.C. Lyles and Alex Gordon. After retiring from films, James Craig became a successful real estate agent.