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Sun 2
The Virginian: The Men From Shiloh: The Mysterious Mr. Tate — Stewart Granger
Lee Majors is introduced as Tate in this episode about an attempted kidnapping aboard a train. Parker: John McLiam. Lark Walters: Annette O'Toole. Jackson Reed: Robert Webber. MacKenzie: Stewart Granger.
Air Time & Details for Stewart Granger, Sun 2, 10:00 pm -
Mon 3
Gun Glory — Stewart Granger
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 Stewart Granger, Mon 3, 3:00 pm -
Tue 4
The Virginian: Holocaust — Stewart Granger
A group tries to take over the cattle market in Wyoming, putting Shiloh at risk. A failed cattle drive leads to layoffs for all Shiloh workers.
Air Time & Details for Stewart Granger, Tue 4, 12:00 pm -
Thu 6
The Last Hunt — Stewart Granger
Tale of two buffalo hunters in the 1880s.
Air Time & Details for Stewart Granger, Thu 6, 8:30 am
Filmography
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Biography
About Stewart Granger
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British actor Stewart Granger, born James Stewart, studied acting at the Webber-Douglas School of Dramatic Art and began getting work as an extra in British films in 1933. In the late '30s he adopted his professional name to avoid confusion with recent star James Stewart. He worked with various stage companies before getting his first lead role onscreen in So This Is London (1939).
In the '40s Granger was one of British films' two top romantic leading men (along with James Mason) and a steady box-office draw, attracting the interest of Hollywood. He signed with MGM in 1950, and for the next seven years played a variety of virile "he-man" types such as romantic swashbucklers and white hunters. After becoming a U.S. citizen in 1956, Granger began free-lancing, appearing again in British films as well as in international productions in the following decade.
He began accepting starring roles on TV in the early '70s. From 1950-60 Stewart Granger was married to actress Jean Simmons, the second of his three wives.