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Sat 25
S.W.A.T.: Criss-Cross — Steve Forrest
Two witnesses to a robbery are stalked by the thieves. Hondo: Steve Forrest. Greg Colby: Carl Betz. Luca: Mark Shera. Kathy Benson: Monica Gayle.
Air Time & Details for Steve Forrest, Sat 25, 7:00 pm -
Sun 26
Murder, She Wrote: Trevor Hudson's Legacy — Steve Forrest
In Montana, the Big Sky falls in on an editor threatening to announce that he was the author of a novelist's posthumous masterpiece.
Air Time & Details for Steve Forrest, Sun 26, 1:00 pm -
Sat 1
S.W.A.T.: Courthouse — Steve Forrest
The SWAT team suspects that two robbers are planning to spring their captured accomplices. Hondo: Steve Forrest. Frank Peterson: Zitto Kazann. Brian Wilson: Bill Fletcher. Street: Robert Urich.
Air Time & Details for Steve Forrest, Sat 1, 7:00 pm
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Biography
About Steve Forrest
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The younger brother of actor Dana Andrews, Steve Forrest served in World War II while his brother (17 years Steve's senior) was starring in such films as The Purple Heart (1944) and Laura (1944). Upon his return to America, Steve went to Hollywood to pay a social call on Dana, decided he liked the movie colony, and opted to stick around for a while. Though he'd previously played bits in such films as Crash Dive (using his given name of William Andrews), Forrest never seriously considered acting as a profession until enrolling at UCLA.
He tried regional theatre work and scriptwriting then received a brief but showy bit part in MGM's The Bad and the Beautiful (1952). This led to further film work in second leads then several years' worth of villainous roles. When asked why he accepted so many bad-guy assignments, Forrest would cite the comment once made to him by Clark Gable: "The hero gets the girl but the heavy gets the attention".
By 1969, however, Forrest felt as though he'd worn out his welcome as a heavy, and began regularly turning down roles, holding out for heroic parts. In 1975, he was cast as Lieutenant Dan "Hondo" Harrison on the popular TV action series S.W.A.T., which might have run for years had it not been axed under pressure from the anti-violence brigades. More recently, Steve Forrest lampooned his rugged, rough'n'ready image in the 1987 film comedy Amazon Women of the Moon.
In the years to follow, Forrest would remain beloved for his man's man presence on screen, appearing occasionally on shows like Colombo and Murder, She Wrote. Forrest passed away in 2013 at the age of 87.