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Sat 31
Wagon Train: The Kitty Pryer Story — Bradford Dillman
Victor Harpe didn't mention he was married when he wed Kitty Pryer. Now Harpe's dead and Kitty's facing a murder charge.
Air Time & Details for Bradford Dillman, Sat 31, 6:00 pm -
Mon 2
Murder, She Wrote: Wheel of Death — Bradford Dillman
Someone stabs a carnival magician who made the receipts disappear.
Air Time & Details for Bradford Dillman, Mon 2, 9:00 am -
Wed 4
Love and Bullets — Bradford Dillman
Charles Bronson goes undercover in Switzerland to protect a gangster's mistress (Jill Ireland). Rod Steiger, Bradford Dillman. Louis: Strother Martin. Vittorio: Henry Silva. Huntz: Paul Koslo. Cook: Sam Chew. Lobo: Michael Gazzo. Directed by Stuart Rosenberg.
Air Time & Details for Bradford Dillman, Wed 4, 10:45 pm -
Sat 7
Murder, She Wrote: Twice Dead — Bradford Dillman
The death of a biophysicist exposes an ongoing coverup at a biomedical lab.
Air Time & Details for Bradford Dillman, Sat 7, 9:00 am
Filmography
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Biography
About Bradford Dillman
Yale graduate Bradford Dillman began his career in the sort of misunderstood-youth roles that had previously been the province of Montgomery Clift and James Dean. His first significant stage success was as the younger son in the Pulitzer Prize-winning Eugene O'Neill play Long Day's Journey Into Night. Signed by 20th Century-Fox in 1958, Dillman at first played standard leading men; his subtle shift to villainy occurred after he was cast as a wealthy psychopath in Compulsion, the 1959 drama based on the Leopold-Loeb case.
Compulsion won Dillman an award at the Cannes Film Festival, and also threatened to typecast him for the rest of his film career, notwithstanding his leading role in Fox's Francis of Assisi (1961). It was during his Fox years that Dillman married popular cover girl Suzy Parker. Bradford Dillman has remained much in demand as a television guest star, and in 1965 was the lead on the filmed-in-Britain TV drama series Court-Martial.