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Lex Barker on TV This Week
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Fri 6
Thunder Over the Plains — Lex Barker
Townspeople and carpetbaggers clash in post-Civil War Texas. Randolph Scott. Norah: Phyllis Kirk. Hodges: Lex Barker. Kirby: Fess Parker. Good outdoor action; capable cast. Andre de Toth directed.
Air Time & Details for Lex Barker, Fri 6, 7:00 am -
Sun 8
Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House — Lex Barker
Manhattan marrieds "trade city soot for sylvan charm" when they move to the Connecticut suburbs, where they experience an endless succession of construction nightmares and fiascoes and their new place turns into a money pit.
Air Time & Details for Lex Barker, Sun 8, 12:15 pm -
Mon 9
Return of the Bad Men — Lex Barker
US Marshall Vance is assigned to rid the Oklahoma Territory of outlaws.
Air Time & Details for Lex Barker, Mon 9, 7:00 pm -
Wed 11
Thunder Over the Plains — Lex Barker
Townspeople and carpetbaggers clash in post-Civil War Texas. Randolph Scott. Norah: Phyllis Kirk. Hodges: Lex Barker. Kirby: Fess Parker. Good outdoor action; capable cast. Andre de Toth directed.
Air Time & Details for Lex Barker, Wed 11, 6:00 pm
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Biography
About Lex Barker
Born to a wealthy New York family, Lex Barker took time off from being a high-profile playboy to attend Princeton University and pick up theatrical experience in a stock company. In films from 1945, Barker made little impression as a leading man until he was selected to replace Johnny Weissmuller as moviedom's Tarzan. The tenth actor to essay this role, Barker starred as the Lord of the Jungle in five Tarzan programmers produced by Sol Lesser between 1949 and 1953.
After leaving the series, Barker floundered in formula westerns until he moved to Europe in 1958, where he starred in an internationally successful German/Italian western series based on Karl May's "Winnetou" stories. He also showed up in a handful of James Bond rip-offs, and was prominently featured in Fellini's La Dolce Vita. In 1966, he won Germany's Bambi Award for "Best Foreign Actor." Barker was married five times; his most famous wives were actresses Arlene Dahl and Lana Turner.