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Wed 28
Renegade: No Place Like Home — Mitchell Ryan
A simple order and a fast money, think Bobby Sixkiller: It is to accompany the sex offender Ted Fisher dismissed on probation to its domicile, which was assigned to it by the law. But Bobby is mistaken. In each city, which they drive through, the citizens protest against the release Ted Fisher. Also at the destination is not it different. Nobody believes Fisher, who still protests its innocence. Also Reno goes to Fisher almost on the glue.
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Mon 2
High Plains Drifter — Mitchell Ryan
A mysterious stranger is hired by the residents of a remote mining town to defend them against a group of criminals. Clint Eastwood directs and stars in this 1973 American Western film.
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Thu 5
Walker, Texas Ranger: The Committee — Mitchell Ryan
Walker infiltrates a vigilante group of law-enforcement officials.
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Biography
About Mitchell Ryan
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Square-jawed American actor Mitchell Ryan was born in Cincinnati and raised in Louisville, Kentucky. During a 1951 Navy hitch, Ryan was assigned to a special services entertainment unit; he liked the experience so much that he decided to pursue acting as a civilian. He went to New York, accepting bit roles in over two dozen plays; he then moved on to leading roles at the Barter Theatre in Abington, Virginia.
More New York work (under the direction of Joseph Papp) followed, and finally Ryan attained a small recurring role on the TV serial Dark Shadows (1966-70). A stage appearance with Irene Papas in Euripedes attracted critical attention and better jobs, including a supporting part in Monte Walsh (1970), Ryan's first film. Jack Webb utilized Ryan quite often in the '70s in his series O'Hara United States Treasury, then hired the actor as one of the four leads of the 1973 series Chase.
In 1976 producers top-billed Ryan on the TV series Executive Suite. While the series didn't last, Mitchell Ryan subsequently received solid roles on such TV series as The Chisholms (1980) and High Performance (1983) and in such made-for-TV films as Flesh & Blood (1979) and Margaret Bourke-White (1989).