Hugh Marlowe TV Schedule
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Hugh Marlowe on TV This Week
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Wed 9
The Andy Griffith Show: Mayberry on Record — Hugh Marlowe
A music producer (Hugh Marlowe) passing through town records some local musicians and persuades them to invest in a recording, but Andy thinks the man is up to no good. Pete: George Dunn. Barney: Don Knotts. Ellie: Elinor Donahue. Floyd: Howard McNear.
Air Time & Details for Hugh Marlowe, Wed 9, 8:00 pm -
Fri 11
Night and the City — Hugh Marlowe
A hood (Richard Widmark) tries to cut in on London's wrestling game. Gene Tierney, Hugh Marlowe, Francis L. Sullivan. Kristo: Herbert Lom. Helen: Googie Withers. Gregorius: Stanislaus Zbyszko. Molly: Ada Reeve. Strangler: Mike Mazurki. Directed by Jules Dassin.
Air Time & Details for Hugh Marlowe, Fri 11, 12:35 am -
Mon 14
The Black Whip — Hugh Marlowe
An interesting yarn about a plot to kidnap a governor. Lorn: Hugh Marlowe. Jean: Coleen Gray. Directed by Charles Marquis Warren.
Air Time & Details for Hugh Marlowe, Mon 14, 7:00 am -
Mon 14
All About Eve — Hugh Marlowe
Portrait of a young actress who uses a star as a stepping-stone to fame. Winner of six Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Script and Director.
Air Time & Details for Hugh Marlowe, Mon 14, 1:35 pm -
Tue 15
All About Eve — Hugh Marlowe
Portrait of a young actress who uses a star as a stepping-stone to fame. Winner of six Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Script and Director.
Air Time & Details for Hugh Marlowe, Tue 15, 3:00 am -
Tue 15
The Virginian: The Intruders — Hugh Marlowe
Outlaw Mark Troxel, who stands to profit from an Indian war, maps plans to kill a visiting Sioux chief.
Air Time & Details for Hugh Marlowe, Tue 15, 12:00 pm
Filmography
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Biography
About Hugh Marlowe
It's quite possible that Hugh Marlowe might have been limited to film comedy roles had he retained his given name of Hugh Herbert Hipple, but it's not likely that he would have garnered many laughs. A radio announcer and stage performer, Marlowe had a brief leading-man filing in the late 1930s, but was more effective from the mid-1940s onward as a second lead and character actor. His stiff, humorless demeanor served him well in many second parts at 20th Century-Fox in the 1950s.
Director Howard Hawks cleverly exploited Marlowe's solemnity by casting the actor as foil to the childish antics of "fountain of youth" partaker Cary Grant in Monkey Business (1952). Marlowe also showed up in several science fiction films, notably The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951), Earth vs. the Flying Saucers (1956) and World Without End (1956), wherein his somber approach lent a measure of credence to the proceedings.
On television, Hugh Marlowe played Ellery Queen (a role he'd previously essayed on radio) in a 1954 syndicated series, and was the last of four actors to portray Jim Matthews on the NBC daytime drama Another World.