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Wed 18
I Was a Male War Bride — Randy Stuart
French Captain Henri Rochard and American Lieutenant Catherine Gates fall in love while working on a mission in post WWII Germany. They marry but are pulled apart when Catherine is called back to the U.S.A., so they invoke the War Brides Act which allows the spouse of American army personnel to enter the country.
Air Time & Details for Randy Stuart, Wed 18, 1:15 am -
Sun 22
I Was a Male War Bride — Randy Stuart
French Captain Henri Rochard and American Lieutenant Catherine Gates fall in love while working on a mission in post WWII Germany. They marry but are pulled apart when Catherine is called back to the U.S.A., so they invoke the War Brides Act which allows the spouse of American army personnel to enter the country.
Air Time & Details for Randy Stuart, Sun 22, 12:15 pm
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Biography
About Randy Stuart
Supporting and occasional leading actress Randy Stuart was a regular on television during the '50s and in feature films of the '40s and '50s, including The Incredible Shrinking Man (1957) in which she played the title character's loving wife. Stuart was born in Iola, Kansas, the daughter of parents involved in vaudeville. When she was old enough, Stuart joined them on stage.
In 1943, she joined Fox Studios and was relegated to parts in films ranging from Whirlpool, to I Was a Male War Bride (both 1949), to All About Eve (1950), to New Day at Sundown (1957). Some of her notable television roles include that of the "Hubba-Hubba girl" on The Jack Carson Show and as the wife of Alan Hale, Jr. on Biff Baker U.S.A. Between 1952 and 1956, Stuart played Emily Fisher on the drama This Is the Life.
She was also a regular on the short-lived The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp (1959-60). On Dragnet, Stuart occasionally played the wife of Harry "Joe Friday" Morgan. Her additional television credits include appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show, Cheyenne and Cavalcade of America.