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Fri 18
Harry and Tonto — Cliff De Young
Art Carney won a Best Actor Oscar for this tale about the cross-country odyssey of a displaced old man and his marmalade cat. Shirley: Ellen Burstyn. Sam: Chief Dan George. Jessie: Geraldine Fitzgerald. Eddie: Larry Hagman. Wade: Arthur Hunnicutt. Burt: Phil Bruns. Norman: Josh Mostel. Ginger: Melanie Mayron. Rivetowski: Herbert Berghof. Paul Mazursky directed.
Air Time & Details for Cliff De Young, Fri 18, 8:15 am -
Fri 18
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: One to Go — Cliff De Young
Grissom works with Dr. Raymond Langston, a criminal pathologist, to solve a murder and a kidnapping. The crimes may be connected to an imprisoned serial killer who participated in a class Langston taught and Grissom monitored. Grissom also prepares to leave CSI and offers Langston a job on the team.
Air Time & Details for Cliff De Young, Fri 18, 5:00 pm -
Sat 19
Last Flight Out — Cliff De Young
A washed-up pilot (Richard Tyson) flies deep into the Colombian jungle to rescue his former flame, a medical missionary terrorized by a ruthless drug runner. Bobbie Phillips. Jerry Jameson directed. Produced by the film division of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. Filmed in Puerto Rico.
Air Time & Details for Cliff De Young, Sat 19, 3:00 am -
Mon 21
The Twilight Zone: The Road Less Traveled — Cliff De Young
A teacher has flashbacks to the Vietnam War---even though he was a draft dodger.
Air Time & Details for Cliff De Young, Mon 21, 10:00 pm -
Tue 22
Harry and Tonto — Cliff De Young
Art Carney won a Best Actor Oscar for this tale about the cross-country odyssey of a displaced old man and his marmalade cat. Shirley: Ellen Burstyn. Sam: Chief Dan George. Jessie: Geraldine Fitzgerald. Eddie: Larry Hagman. Wade: Arthur Hunnicutt. Burt: Phil Bruns. Norman: Josh Mostel. Ginger: Melanie Mayron. Rivetowski: Herbert Berghof. Paul Mazursky directed.
Air Time & Details for Cliff De Young, Tue 22, 1:00 pm -
Wed 23
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: A Space Oddity — Cliff De Young
Hodges and Wendy run into one another at a science-fiction convention, where a TV producer is murdered. The two help in the investigation, which reveals that the victim was remaking a beloved sci-fi series and giving it an ultraviolent twist that upset many devout fans.
Air Time & Details for Cliff De Young, Wed 23, 6:00 pm -
Wed 23
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: If I Had a Hammer — Cliff De Young
A convicted murderer jailed for killing an elderly man in 1991, claims that his guilty verdict was based on inaccurate evidence, false testimony and errors made by Catherine, who was working her first solo case. Catherine reinvestigates the crime and slowly sees her case unraveling.
Air Time & Details for Cliff De Young, Wed 23, 7:00 pm -
Thu 24
Filmography
Cliff De Young Movies and TV Shows
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Biography
About Cliff De Young
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American actor Cliff DeYoung began a stop-and-start film career with Pilgrimage in 1972; most of his work for the next several years was on stage and in television. DeYoung starred in the very brief 1975 TV series Sunshine, playing a widowed musician raising a young stepdaughter; the series was a spin-off of the 1973 TV movie of the same name, which also starred DeYoung. The actor also played the lead role of a blinded Vietnam vet in the Joseph Papp-produced CBS drama special Sticks and Bones (1973) which was blacked out by many affiliates due to its vitriolic antiwar stance.
Three years later, DeYoung played Charles Lindbergh (to whom he bore a daunting resemblance) in the 1976 made-for-TV Lindbergh Kidnapping Case. After his attention-grabbing appearance in the 1983 horror film The Hunger, Cliff DeYoung concentrated on movie roles, with occasional returns to TV in such productions as the 1985 miniseries Robert Kennedy and His Times.