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Fri 11
Murder, She Wrote: Sudden Death — James McEachin
Jessica inherits a controlling interest in a professional football team, one of whose major owners is murdered.
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Fri 11
Perry Mason: The Case of the Avenging Ace — James McEachin
Mason (Raymond Burr) defends an Air Force officer framed for murder. Larry Wilcox. Sloan: Charles Siebert. O'Malley: Erin Gray. Althea: Patty Duke. Paul: William Katt. Reston: David Ogden-Stiers. Wilkins: Gary Hershberger. Della: Barbara Hale. Christian I. Nyby II directed.
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Sat 12
Columbo: Etude in Black — James McEachin
John Cassavetes as a maestro who kills his mistress and passes it off as a suicide.
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Sun 13
Father Dowling Mysteries: The Falling Angel Mystery — James McEachin
An apparently heaven-sent man visits Dowling and Steve to warn them that one of their parishioners has mob connections. Michael: James McEachin. Rick: Timothy Gibbs. Lakka: Victor Argo. Sara: Lisa Waltz. Danny: Sal Landi.
Air Time & Details for James McEachin, Sun 13, 8:00 am
Filmography
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Biography
About James McEachin
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African American actor James McEachin was a stage actor until signed to a Universal contract in the mid-1960s. Though relatively young, McEachin projected a middle-aged, "solid citizen" image that perfectly suited his title character in the Universal television series Tenafly (1973). McEachin was cast as private eye and loyal family man Harry Tenafly, one of the few TV detectives who relied more on brains than movie-star charisma.
Since that time, James McEachin has usually been cast as a cop; he played Sergeant (and later Lieutenant) Brock on virtually every Perry Mason TV movie of the 1980s and 1990s-a notable exception being the 1987 entry The Case of the Scandalous Scoundrel, in which he was cast as "Harry Forbes."