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Sun 25
The Night Strangler — Scott Brady
Darren McGavin returns as reporter Carl Kolchak ("The Night Stalker") in this thriller about a Jekyll/Hyde killer who lives in Seattle's eerie underground city. Filmed on location. Jo Ann Pflug, Simon Oakland. Schubert: Scott Brady. Prof. Crabwell: Margaret Hamilton. Berry: Wally Cox. Crossbinder: John Carradine. Malcolm: Richard Anderson. Directed by Dan Curtis.
Air Time & Details for Scott Brady, Sun 25, 5:50 pm -
Thu 29
Montana Belle — Scott Brady
A romantiicized fictionalization of Belle Starr, an infamous female outlaw who lived in the late 19th century.
Air Time & Details for Scott Brady, Thu 29, 4:00 am -
Thu 29
The Rockford Files: Gearjammers — Scott Brady
Part 1 of 2. Rockford doesn't understand why thugs have it in for his father.
Air Time & Details for Scott Brady, Thu 29, 11:00 am -
Thu 29
The Rockford Files: Gearjammers — Scott Brady
Conclusion. Rockford connects the threats against Rocky to hijackers.
Air Time & Details for Scott Brady, Thu 29, 12:00 pm
Filmography
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Biography
About Scott Brady
A onetime lumberjack, Scott Brady distinguished himself as a Navy boxing champion during the war. After VJ Day, Brady took drama classes, appearing in his first film, Canon City, in 1948. Usually assigned rough-and-tumble roles (many villainous in nature), Brady exhibited a normally untapped comic prowess in the 1952 film The Model and the Marriage Broker.
He continued taking lead roles in cheap westerns, horror films and science-fiction pictures into the 1960s, occasionally surfacing in "A" films like Marooned (1969) and Gremlins (1985, his last film). In 1959, Brady starred in a syndicated western series, Shotgun Slade, which allowed him the opportunity to act opposite several of his non-showbiz idols, including war hero Pappy Boyington and athlete Elroy "Crazylegs" Hirsch; he also had a recurring role in the 1970s anthology Police Story. Scott Brady is the younger brother of Lawrence Tierney, an actor best known for his gangster portrayals.