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Fri 2
The Fall Guy: High Orbit — John Vernon
Colt wants to change a stunt, unaware that it's being used to cover the theft of a microchip from the space shuttle. Cameos by Buzz Aldrin, Scott Carpenter, Michael Collins. Mickey: Don Galloway. Uffler: Allan Rich. Rolf: Richard Pierson. Mardovitch: John Vernon.
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Sat 3
Renegade: Family Ties — John Vernon
Reno guards a temperamental murder witness (Jessica Collins) from two vicious brothers who are trying to keep her from identifying their sibling as the killer. Virginia Biddle: Arlene Dahl. Leslie: Jay Baker. Max: John Vernon. Jake: Jeff Griggs.
Air Time & Details for John Vernon, Sat 3, 6:00 am
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Biography
About John Vernon
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Respected in North America and the United Kingdom, actor John Vernon has worked steadily on stage, television, and feature films since the 1950s. A native of Montréal, Canada, Vernon's formal studies began after he won a scholarship to London's Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. Prior to attending the school, Vernon gained experience in amateur theater.
During his time in London, Vernon worked with several repertory companies. In 1956, he voiced the part of Big Brother in 1984, but he did not make his formal film debut until 1958 in The Long Rifle and the Tomahawk. By the mid-'50s, Vernon had returned to Canada and went on to specialize in Shakespearean television shows and theater presentations.
Vernon made his first Broadway bow in Royal Hunt of the Sun. From there he went to Hollywood to start a prolific career as a supporting and occasional lead actor. Vernon was frequently cast as a villain.