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Wed 7
Murder, She Wrote: Test of Wills — Keir Dullea
A tycoon invites Jessica to his island retreat to find out which heir is trying to kill him---but one succeeds on the night she arrives.
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Wed 7
Mail Order Bride — Keir Dullea
Character study of cattle ranchers in 1890 Montana.
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Sat 10
Legend of the Golden Gun — Keir Dullea
Jeff Osterhage as a young farmer who turns gunfighter after his family is wiped out by outlaws. Hammer: Hal Holbrook. Book: Carl Franklin. Custer: Keir Dullea. Maggie: Michelle Carey. Quantrill: Robert Davi. Harding: R.G. Armstrong. Directed by Alan J. Levi.
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Biography
About Keir Dullea
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Cleveland-born Keir Dullea found himself in the thick of Manhattan's intellectual scene when his parents took over the management of a Greenwich Village bookstore. Dullea attended Rutgers and San Francisco State, then launched his acting career in regional theater. He made a spectacular film debut in The Hoodlum Priest (1961), playing a born-to-hang juvenile delinquent.
He was more sympathetic but no less emotionally disturbed in 1962's David and Lisa; as late as 1965, he was still playing mentally unstable youths in films like Bunny Lake is Missing. The biggest film hit with which Dullea was associated was 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) in which he played the time-and-space-travelling astronaut Bowman. He repeated this characterization (and answered several of the questions posed by 2001) in the 1984 sequel 2010.
Though he'd been active on the New York stage in the 1950s, Keir Dullea did not appear on Broadway until 1970, when the 34-year-old actor portrayed a twentysomething blind man in Butterflies are Free.