Gary Merrill TV Schedule
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Wed 7
Cannon: Revenge — Gary Merrill
Cannon is framed for the murder of a syndicate chief. Andy MacGill: Gary Merrill. Ho Nan: Jesse Dizon. Lucius Delgado: Frank De Kova. Dao Lon: Andre De La Roche. Dexter: Hari Rhodes. Col. Ritchie: Bartlett Robinson.
Air Time & Details for Gary Merrill, Wed 7, 3:05 am -
Wed 7
The Last Challenge — Gary Merrill
A young gunman challenges an aging marshal.
Air Time & Details for Gary Merrill, Wed 7, 12:00 pm -
Fri 9
Alfred Hitchcock Presents: The Manacled — Gary Merrill
A detective escorting a convict to prison is tempted by the felon's offer of $50,000 for his freedom.
Air Time & Details for Gary Merrill, Fri 9, 1:35 am -
Sat 10
Rawhide: Incident of Fear in the Streets — Gary Merrill
Favor and Rowdy's frantic efforts to find a doctor for Nolan are hampered by Jed Mason and his sons, who have imprisoned an entire town.
Air Time & Details for Gary Merrill, Sat 10, 4:00 pm -
Sun 11
The Last Challenge — Gary Merrill
A young gunman challenges an aging marshal.
Air Time & Details for Gary Merrill, Sun 11, 11:00 am
Filmography
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Biography
About Gary Merrill
A rugged, craggy-faced, bushy-browed lead actor and character player, he began his stage career in 1937, which was interrupted by service in World War Two. He debuted onscreen in Winged Victory (1944), but did not begin regularly appearing in films until 1949; he was usually cast as grim, determined, humorless men in action features. From 1950-60 he was married to actress Bette Davis, with whom he appeared in three films.
His many TV credits include a role in the series Young Dr. Kildare. He was politically active in liberal causes, and played a part in rejuvenating Maine's Democratic party; he also helped elect Edmund Muskie to governor of that state in 1953. In 1965 he took part in the Selma-Montgomery civil rights march.
At odds with President Johnson's Vietnam policy, he switched parties and in 1968 tried unsuccessfully to win a Republican nomination to the Maine legislature as an anti-war, pro-environmentalist primary candidate. He authored an autobiography, Bette, Rita and the Rest of My Life (1989); "Rita" refers to actress Rita Hayworth, with whom he'd had a romantic affair.