Wade Boteler TV Schedule
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Mon 27
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington — Wade Boteler
Frank Capra's Best Picture nominee about a wide-eyed patriotic bumpkin named Jefferson Smith (James Stewart), who's appointed to the Senate by corrupt politicos, chief among them and unbeknownst to Smith is a senior senator whom he idolized. Stewart was nominated for Best Actor and the film was up for a total of 10 Academy Awards. A TV series of the same name had a one-season run (1962-3).
Air Time & Details for Wade Boteler, Mon 27, 5:10 pm -
Tue 28
I Married a Witch — Wade Boteler
The spirit of a 17th century sorceress rematerializes in 1942 New England and falls head over heels in love with a young, handsome politician.
Air Time & Details for Wade Boteler, Tue 28, 12:00 am -
Tue 28
A Star Is Born — Wade Boteler
A struggling actress impresses a fading alcoholic movie star who gives her the big break she's always wanted and marries her. However, the marriage becomes troubled when she becomes a bigger star than her husband.
Air Time & Details for Wade Boteler, Tue 28, 8:00 am -
Tue 28
A Star Is Born — Wade Boteler
A struggling actress impresses a fading alcoholic movie star who gives her the big break she's always wanted and marries her. However, the marriage becomes troubled when she becomes a bigger star than her husband.
Air Time & Details for Wade Boteler, Tue 28, 8:00 pm -
Sun 2
A Star Is Born — Wade Boteler
A struggling actress impresses a fading alcoholic movie star who gives her the big break she's always wanted and marries her. However, the marriage becomes troubled when she becomes a bigger star than her husband.
Air Time & Details for Wade Boteler, Sun 2, 11:00 am
Filmography
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Biography
About Wade Boteler
In films from 1919 onward, stocky American actor Wade Boteler hit his stride in talking pictures. Blessed with a pit-bull countenance, Boteler was in practically every other "B" western made between 1930 and 1935, often cast as a hard-hearted sheriff or crooked land baron. Affecting an Irish brogue, Boteler was also in demand for policeman roles, notably as Inspector Queen in the 1936 Ellery Queen opus The Mandarin Mystery.
His most effective lovable-Irishman stint was as conclusion-jumping cop Michael Axford in the 1940 serial The Green Hornet; in fact, when fans of the Green Hornet radio version would ask Detroit station WXYZ for a picture of Axford, the station would send off an autographed photo of Boteler, even though Gil O'Shea essayed the part on radio. Frequently on call for bit parts at 20th Century-Fox studios, Boteler was seen in such Fox productions as In Old Chicago (1938) and A-Haunting We Will Go (1942). Wade Boteler's final film was Warner Bros.' prophetically titled The Last Ride (1944), released one year after Boteler's death.