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William 'Bill' Phillips on TV This Week
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Wed 5
Al Jennings of Oklahoma — William 'Bill' Phillips
Tale of the last of the badmen, train robber Al Jennings (Dan Duryea). Gale Storm. Frank: Dick Foran. Lon: Guinn Williams. Alice: Gloria Henry. Directed by Ray Nazarro.
Air Time & Details for William 'Bill' Phillips, Wed 5, 12:00 am -
Thu 6
Al Jennings of Oklahoma — William 'Bill' Phillips
Tale of the last of the badmen, train robber Al Jennings (Dan Duryea). Gale Storm. Frank: Dick Foran. Lon: Guinn Williams. Alice: Gloria Henry. Directed by Ray Nazarro.
Air Time & Details for William 'Bill' Phillips, Thu 6, 7:00 am -
Thu 6
The Last Hunt — William 'Bill' Phillips
Tale of two buffalo hunters in the 1880s.
Air Time & Details for William 'Bill' Phillips, Thu 6, 8:30 am -
Sat 8
Al Jennings of Oklahoma — William 'Bill' Phillips
Tale of the last of the badmen, train robber Al Jennings (Dan Duryea). Gale Storm. Frank: Dick Foran. Lon: Guinn Williams. Alice: Gloria Henry. Directed by Ray Nazarro.
Air Time & Details for William 'Bill' Phillips, Sat 8, 1:00 am -
Tue 11
The Fastest Gun Alive — William 'Bill' Phillips
A former gunman tries to settle into a normal life, but when a youngster shares his secret past with a band of outlaws, they threaten to burn down the town if he doesn't duel them.
Air Time & Details for William 'Bill' Phillips, Tue 11, 7:00 am
Filmography
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Biography
About William 'Bill' Phillips
Muscular actor William "Bill" Phillips attended George Washington University, where he distinguished himself in such contact sports as football and boxing. After cutting his acting teeth with Eva Le Galienne's Civic Repertory group, Phillips made his film debut in 1940. He landed a long-term MGM contract after registering well in a small role in See Here Private Hargrove (1944).
By the 1950s, Phillips was typed as a Western actor, usually in such secondary roles as the barber in High Noon (1952). William "Bill" Phillips made his last appearance in the Ronald Reagan-Nancy Davis starrer Hellcats of the Navy (1957).