Mike Mazurki TV Schedule
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Sat 24
Bonanza: Stage Door Johnnies — Mike Mazurki
In the Season 9 finale, Rivalry for the attentions of a pretty singer embroils the Cartwrights in damage suits.
Air Time & Details for Mike Mazurki, Sat 24, 2:00 pm -
Sat 24
The Canterville Ghost — Mike Mazurki
He's played by Charles Laughton, who has a field day trying to spook American soldiers billeted in his castle. Margaret O'Brien, Robert Young, William Gargan, Reginald Owen, Rags Ragland, Frank Faylen. Oscar Wilde's story, charmingly updated. Fun. Directed by Jules Dassin.
Air Time & Details for Mike Mazurki, Sat 24, 10:50 pm -
Sun 25
Nightmare Alley — Mike Mazurki
A drifter becomes part of a carnival where he learns how to pretend to be psychic in order to perform as a mentalist. He becomes so good at performing this act that he develops a genuine career in show business. That leads to an offer from a wealthy woman to help her contact her deceased daughter. However, his plans to fleece this woman come under threat when his wife and partner isn't sure she can follow through with the ruse.
Air Time & Details for Mike Mazurki, Sun 25, 8:00 pm -
Wed 28
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Wed 28
The Canterville Ghost — Mike Mazurki
He's played by Charles Laughton, who has a field day trying to spook American soldiers billeted in his castle. Margaret O'Brien, Robert Young, William Gargan, Reginald Owen, Rags Ragland, Frank Faylen. Oscar Wilde's story, charmingly updated. Fun. Directed by Jules Dassin.
Air Time & Details for Mike Mazurki, Wed 28, 11:35 am -
Thu 29
Adam-12: Log 144---Bank Robbery — Mike Mazurki
A husband-and-wife squabble gets the officers involved with an ex-wrestler. Malloy: Martin Milner. Reed: Kent McCord. Jensen: Jed Allan. Terry: Mike Mazurki. Mrs. Terry: Dorothy Keller. Lewis: Thomas Geas. Tucker: Alan Vint. Baron: Robert Patten.
Air Time & Details for Mike Mazurki, Thu 29, 6:00 am -
Thu 29
Nightmare Alley — Mike Mazurki
A drifter becomes part of a carnival where he learns how to pretend to be psychic in order to perform as a mentalist. He becomes so good at performing this act that he develops a genuine career in show business. That leads to an offer from a wealthy woman to help her contact her deceased daughter. However, his plans to fleece this woman come under threat when his wife and partner isn't sure she can follow through with the ruse.
Air Time & Details for Mike Mazurki, Thu 29, 8:00 pm -
Fri 30
Cheyenne Autumn — Mike Mazurki
John Ford's final Western is an account of the defiant 1887 migration of 300 Cheyenne Indians from their reservation in Oklahoma territory to their original home in Wyoming.
Air Time & Details for Mike Mazurki, Fri 30, 9:00 pm -
Sat 31
Cheyenne Autumn — Mike Mazurki
John Ford's final Western is an account of the defiant 1887 migration of 300 Cheyenne Indians from their reservation in Oklahoma territory to their original home in Wyoming.
Air Time & Details for Mike Mazurki, Sat 31, 1:00 pm
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Biography
About Mike Mazurki
Though typecast as a dull-witted brute, Austrian-born Mike Mazurki was the holder of a Bachelor of Arts degree from Manhattan College. During the 1930s, he was a professional football and basketball player, as well as a heavyweight wrestler. His clock-stopping facial features enabled Mazurki to pick up bit and supporting roles in such films as The Shanghai Gesture (1941) and Dr.Renault's Secret (1943).
Larger parts came his way after his indelible portrayal of psychotic brute Moose Malloy in 1944's Murder My Sweet. His trademarked slurred speech was reportedly the result of an injury to his Adam's apple, incurred during his wrestling days. While villainy was his bread and butter, Mazurki enjoyed working with comedians like Jerry Lewis and Lou Costello; he was particularly fond of the latter because the diminutive Costello treated him with dignity and respect, defending big Mike against people who treated the hulking actor like a big dumb lug.
Mazurki's many TV appearances included a regular role on the short-lived 1971 sitcom The Chicago Teddy Bears. In 1976, Mike Mazurki was effectively cast as a kindly trapper in the family-oriented "four-waller" Challenge to Be Free, which ended up a cash cow for the veteran actor.