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Thu 30
Perry Mason: The Case of the Bluffing Blast — William Fawcett
A young girl searching for the father she has never seen seeks Mason's help when she's charged with murder. Linda: Antoinette Bower. Grant: Bill Williams. Mason: Raymond Burr. Elliot: Peter Breck. Drake: William Hopper. Della: Barbara Hale. Tragg: Ray Collins.
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Mon 3
Gun Glory — William Fawcett
Stewart Granger as another of those gunfighters trying to settle down. Rhonda Fleming, Chill Wills. Young Tom: Steve Rowland. Grimsell: James Gregory. Gunn: Arch Johnson.
Air Time & Details for William Fawcett, Mon 3, 3:00 pm
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About William Fawcett
From his first film appearance in 1946 until his retirement sometime in the late 1960s, the wizened, rusty-voiced actor William Fawcett specialized in cantankerous farmers, grizzled old prospectors and Scroogelike millionaires. He worked frequently at Columbia, appearing in that studio's quota of "B" westerns and Arabian Nights quickies, as well as such serials as The Adventures of Sir Galahad (1949), in which he played the juicy bad-guy role of Merlin the Magician. Though occasionally seen in sizeable parts in "A" pictures--he played Andy Griffith's septuagenarian father in No Time For Sergeants (1957)--Fawcett's appearances in big-budgeters frequently went unbilled, as witness The Music Man (1962) and What a Way to Go (1964).
Baby boomers will fondly recall William Fawcett as ranch-hand Pete ("who cut his teeth on a brandin' iron") in the Saturday-morning TV series Fury (1956-60).