Ben Wright TV Schedule
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Ben Wright on TV This Week
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Tue 28
The Wild Wild West: The Night the Dragon Screamed — Ben Wright
Opium and alien Chinese are being smuggled into San Francisco, but West has a clue: a fortune cookie. Allenby-Smythe: Ben Wright. Princess: Pilar Seurat. May Li: Beulah Quo. Artemus: Ross Martin. Quong Chu: Philip Ahn. Mo To: Benson Fong. Tsu Hsi: Nancy Hsueh.
Air Time & Details for Ben Wright, Tue 28, 9:00 pm -
Fri 31
The Twilight Zone: Dead Man's Shoes — Ben Wright
Expensive shoes taken off a corpse lead a Bowery bum (Warren Stevens) into a whole new world. Sam: Harry Swoger. Chips: Ben Wright. Wilma: Joan Marshall. Dagget: Richard Devon. Ben: Ron Hagerthy. Woman: Florence Marly. Jimmy: Joe Mell.
Air Time & Details for Ben Wright, Fri 31, 12:35 am -
Sat 1
The Monkees: Success Story — Ben Wright
The boys help Davy pose as a millionaire to impress his grandfather (Ben Wright). Mike Nesmith, Peter Tork, Micky Dolenz, Davy Jones. Messenger: Ray Ballard.
Air Time & Details for Ben Wright, Sat 1, 8:30 am
Filmography
Ben Wright Movies and TV Shows
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Biography
About Ben Wright
More familiar for his radio work than his film appearances, American actor Ben Wright was active professionally from the early '40s. Dialects were a specialty with Wright, as witness his two-year hitch as Chinese bellhop Hey Boy on the radio version of Have Gun Will Travel. Most of Wright's film roles were supporting or bit appearances in such productions as A Man Called Peter (1955), Journey to the Center of the Earth (1959), Judgment at Nuremberg (1961), My Fair Lady (1964), and The Fortune Cookie (1964).
On TV, Wright was one of Jack Webb's stock company (including fellow radio veterans Virginia Gregg, Stacy Harris, and Vic Perrin) on the '60s version of Dragnet. Ben Wright's most frequently seen film appearance was as the humorless Nazi functionary Herr Zeller in the 1965 megahit The Sound of Music.