John Ridgely TV Schedule
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John Ridgely on TV This Week
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Thu 24
Castle on the Hudson — John Ridgely
A jailed burglar is granted a pass, and uses it to defend his girlfriend from a ruthless shyster. When she shoots the shady interloper, he takes the blame and turns fugitive.
Air Time & Details for John Ridgely, Thu 24, 4:00 pm -
Sun 27
They Died With Their Boots On — John Ridgely
Gen. George Armstrong Custer's career is charted from his days at West Point to his role in the Civil War, ending with the fateful Battle of Little Big Horn. Errol Flynn portrays Custer and Olivia de Havilland plays his wife in what was their eighth and final screen pairing.
Air Time & Details for John Ridgely, Sun 27, 10:30 am -
Tue 29
Possessed — John Ridgely
A striking Joan Crawford performance as a woman on the brink of insanity highlights this powerful story about a married woman driven to the edge by her unrelenting passion for a former flame.
Air Time & Details for John Ridgely, Tue 29, 12:00 pm -
Wed 30
Possessed — John Ridgely
A striking Joan Crawford performance as a woman on the brink of insanity highlights this powerful story about a married woman driven to the edge by her unrelenting passion for a former flame.
Air Time & Details for John Ridgely, Wed 30, 1:00 am -
Wed 30
The Roaring Twenties — John Ridgely
Soldiers who fought together in World War I try their hand at making a living as bootleggers during the Prohibition Era, with mixed and sometimes violent results.
Air Time & Details for John Ridgely, Wed 30, 8:45 am
Filmography
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Biography
About John Ridgely
Trained for an industrial career but sidetracked into showbiz by a few seasons at Pasadena Playhouse, "Mr. Average Man" utility player John Ridgely spent most of his Hollywood years at Warner Bros. From his first film Submarine D-1 (1937), Ridgely was one of the studio's most reliable and ubiquitous supporting players, portraying first-reel murder victims, last-reel "surprise" killers, best friends, policemen, day laborers, and military officers. One of his largest film roles was the commanding officer in Howard Hawks' Air Force (1943), in which he was billed over the more famous John Garfield.
His indeterminate features could also convey menace, as witness his portrayal of blackmailing gangsters Eddie Mars in Hawks' The Big Sleep (1946). Freelancing after 1948, John Ridgely continued to essay general-purpose parts until he left films in 1953; thereafter he worked in summer-theater productions and television until his death from a heart attack at the age of 58.