Vic Morrow TV Schedule
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Vic Morrow on TV This Week
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Fri 13
The Rifleman: The Letter of the Law — Vic Morrow
Lucas mounts a rescue mission when Micah and his prisoner are ambushed en route.
Air Time & Details for Vic Morrow, Fri 13, 3:30 pm -
Sat 14
Combat!: A Child's Game — Vic Morrow
Saunder's men are ordered to take a farmhouse defended by a determined group of teenage German soldiers. Vic Morrow. Kirby: Jack Hogan. Muller: Peter Haskell. Doc: Conlan Carter. Caje: Pierre Jalbert.
Air Time & Details for Vic Morrow, Sat 14, 10:00 pm -
Sat 14
Combat!: The Letter — Vic Morrow
Saunders rankles his squad members by showing too much concern for a replacement who bears a disquieting resemblance to his kid brother. Hummel: Randy Boone. Kirby: Jack Hogan. Doc: Conlan Carter. Caje: Pierre Jalbert.
Air Time & Details for Vic Morrow, Sat 14, 11:00 pm -
Mon 16
Cimarron — Vic Morrow
Frontier epic based on Edna Ferber's best seller covers the years 1890 to 1915 and chronicles how an impulsive and short-fused cowboy and his savvy immigrant wife were instrumental in the settling of the Oklahoma territory.
Air Time & Details for Vic Morrow, Mon 16, 3:00 pm
Filmography
Vic Morrow Movies and TV Shows
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Biography
About Vic Morrow
He debuted onscreen in The Blackbord Jungle (1955) as a sadistic high school student, and after several years he moved up to starring roles. He often played vicious bad guys. He starred in the '60s TV series Combat.
In the mid '60s he directed several off-Broadway plays and a couple of short films, then directed, co-produced, and co-wrote the film Deathwatch (1966), adapted from a Jean Genet play; after directing another feature he returned to acting, having gone eight years between screen roles. In 1982 he was killed by the blades of a helicopter while filming an action sequence in the film Twilight Zone: The Movie. He was the father of actress Jennifer Jason Leigh.