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Thu 20
The Virginian: The Judgement — David McLean
Garth recalls his earlier days on the bench, including the trial of a man whose brother menaced the town---and the judge.
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Sat 22
Tate — David McLean
A gunfighter whose left arm had been mangled in the Civil War roamed the frontier looking for work. Robert Redford, then 22, appeared in two episodes.
Air Time & Details for David McLean, Sat 22, 5:00 pm -
Sat 22
Tate — David McLean
A gunfighter whose left arm had been mangled in the Civil War roamed the frontier looking for work. Robert Redford, then 22, appeared in two episodes.
Air Time & Details for David McLean, Sat 22, 5:30 pm
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Biography
About David McLean
A former "Marlboro Man," tall, ruggedly handsome actor David McLean spent most of his career on television. During the summer of 1960, McLean starred in the short-lived western Tate, the saga of a one-armed gunfighter. McLean has guest-starred in series ranging from Bonanza to The Streets of San Francisco to That Girl.
Born and raised in Akron, Ohio, McLean began acting on stage, first in Ohio, then in Los Angeles. While in Southern California, McLean supported himself by working as a cartoonist and a sketch artist. In 1961, he was cast in his first feature film, Irwin Allen's Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea.
His other film credits include The Andromeda Strain (1971), X-15 (1961), Kingdom of the Spiders (1977) and Death Sport (1978), his final film. In addition to acting, McLean was also the commercial spokesperson for Great Western Savings.