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Tue 15
Tales of Wells Fargo: Assignment in Gloribee — Rod Cameron
George Kennedy is featured in this yarn about a female writer who becomes involved with an outlaw (Rod Cameron). Katherine: Patricia Owens. Jed: William Demarest. Hardie: Dale Robertson. Shankford: Stafford Repp.
Air Time & Details for Rod Cameron, Tue 15, 2:00 am -
Sat 19
The Gun Hawk — Rod Cameron
Outlaw visits his home and stirs up trouble by taking the law into his own hands. Rory Calhoun. Corey: Rod Cameron. Marlene: Ruta Lee. Roan: Rod Lauren. Flanders: Robert J. Wilke. Drunk: John Litel. Traditional action.
Air Time & Details for Rod Cameron, Sat 19, 10:30 pm
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Rugged Canadian-born leading man Rod Cameron entered films as a stunt man and stand-in, doubling for such actors as Fred MacMurray and Buck Jones. His earliest speaking part, in 1939's The Old Maid, ending up on the cutting room floor; within one year, however, he was a busy Paramount contract player, his roles increasing in size with each passing year. After wrapping up his Paramount responsibilities in 1942, Cameron was starred in the Republic serial Secret Service in Darkest Africa (1943).
He spent the rest of the 1940s as a western leading man at both Republic and Universal. In 1953, Cameron and producer Richard Irving collaborated on the first of three syndicated television series, City Detective. The 65-episode series was sold to 117 markets, a record at the time, and made more money for Cameron than any of his movie endeavors.
The second Cameron/Irving TV project, 1956's State Trooper, was even more successful, clocking in at 104 episodes. Cameron's third syndicated series, Coronado 9, was released in January of 1960. Rod Cameron's last professional years were spent in such potboilers as Evel Knievel (1971), Psychic Killer (1975) and Love and the Midnight Auto Supply (1978).