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Fri 11
Lawman: The Town Boys — John Russell
McKay (Peter Brown) struggles to keep four teen-age delinquents on the right side of the law. Troop: John Russell. Dean: Tom Rettig. Pete: Richard Evans. Harrison: Hank Patterson. Matt: Dick Rich. Lily: Peggie Castle.
Air Time & Details for John Russell, Fri 11, 1:30 am -
Fri 11
Lawman: Man on a Mountain — John Russell
Lee Van Cleef plays a bloodthirsty deputy bent on dispensing his own brand of justice to a bandit. Troop: John Russell. Jaegers: Richard Garland. Perell: Dick Rich. McKay: Peter Brown. Dawson: Forrest Taylor.
Air Time & Details for John Russell, Fri 11, 10:00 am -
Fri 11
Lawman: Fast Trip to Cheyenne — John Russell
Troop is stalked by an unknown assailant as he races against time to save an innocent man from hanging. Troop: John Russell. McKay: Peter Brown. Lily: Peggie Castle. Timmo: Clancy Cooper. Saunders: King Calder. Amy: Suzanne Storrs. Barton: Bill Dolan.
Air Time & Details for John Russell, Fri 11, 10:30 am -
Fri 11
The Outlaw Josey Wales — John Russell
Clint Eastwood directed himself in this story of a farmer who turns vigilante following the Civil War murder of his family.
Air Time & Details for John Russell, Fri 11, 7:00 pm -
Mon 14
Lawman: The Old War Horse — John Russell
A conniving lawyer finds a legal loophole enabling an ex-music hall queen (Lee Patrick) to collect her late husband's fortune---which he left to a Laramie school. McQuade: Arch Johnson. Troop: John Russell. McKay: Peter Brown. Lily: Peggie Castle.
Air Time & Details for John Russell, Mon 14, 1:30 am -
Mon 14
Lawman: The Go-Between — John Russell
Troop races against time when brutal Cole Reese kidnaps Lily. He must deliver the ransom---and then find the outlaw before he kills Lily. Troop: John Russell. Lily: Peggie Castle. McKay: Peter Brown. Reese: Paul Comi. Dane: Tom Gilson. Jennings: Larry Blake. Barker: Lane Bradford. Carter: Gary Conway.
Air Time & Details for John Russell, Mon 14, 10:00 am -
Mon 14
Lawman: The Mad Bunch — John Russell
Young Joe Knox (Edward Byrnes) invites trouble when he quits a rustling gang to help a seriously ill woman---whose husband was killed by the outlaws. Dory: Asa Maynor. Troop: John Russell. McKay: Peter Brown. Lily: Peggie Castle. Doc: Harry Antrim.
Air Time & Details for John Russell, Mon 14, 10:30 am -
Mon 14
Rio Bravo — John Russell
John Wayne and Dean Martin in an entertaining tale of a sheriff vs. bad guys, with commendable direction by Howard Hawks.
Air Time & Details for John Russell, Mon 14, 8:00 pm -
Tue 15
Lawman: Dilemma — John Russell
Troop (John Russell) tries to determine the identity of a terrified saloon sweeper being pursued by outlaws. Burbage: Tom Drake. McKay: Peter Brown. Lily: Peggie Castle. Shea: Harry Antrim. Walt: John Beradino. Harry: James Anderson. Fen: John McCann.
Air Time & Details for John Russell, Tue 15, 1:30 am -
Tue 15
Lawman: Return of Owny O'Reilly — John Russell
When Troop reluctantly deputizes Owny O'Reilly (Joel Grey), the eager-to-please teenager risks life and limb to capture vicious killer Jack Saunders (Lee Van Cleef). McKay: Peter Brown. Troop: John Russell. Lily: Peggie Castle. Jenkins: William Fawcett.
Air Time & Details for John Russell, Tue 15, 10:00 am -
Tue 15
Lawman: Yawkey — John Russell
An infamous gunslinger rides into town bent on killing Troop (John Russell)---for no apparent reason. Yawkey: Ray Danton. Lily: Peggie Castle. McKay: Peter Brown.
Air Time & Details for John Russell, Tue 15, 10:30 am -
Wed 16
Lawman: Samson the Great — John Russell
Troop (John Russell) interferes when an arrogant boxer uses his fists as weapons to take over the town. McKay: Peter Brown. Samson: Mickey Simpson. Lily: Peggie Castle. Cassidy: Charles Horvath. Dolores: Mina Vaughn. Fresco: Walter Burke.
Air Time & Details for John Russell, Wed 16, 1:30 am -
Wed 16
Lawman: The Post — John Russell
Troop is forced into an uneasy alliance with fugitive Rafe Curry (Don Megowan) when both are imprisoned by a crooked sheriff. Troop: John Russell. McKay: Peter Brown. Sabin: Bernard Fein. Lily: Peggie Castle. Leora: Saundra Edwards.
Air Time & Details for John Russell, Wed 16, 10:00 am -
Wed 16
Lawman: Chantay — John Russell
McKay (Peter Brown) refuses to believe that a beautiful Indian girl murdered a reservation policeman---even after she confesses. Chantay: Sharon Hugueny. Troop: John Russell. Grimshaw: Milton Parsons. Great Bear: Dean Fredericks. Lily: Peggie Castle.
Air Time & Details for John Russell, Wed 16, 10:30 am -
Thu 17
Lawman: Cornered — John Russell
Wheh he's forced to kill a drunken outlaw in a gunfight, McKay faces the wrath of the dead man's son. Jed: Frank de Kova. McKay: Peter Brown. Jim: Tom Troupe. Troop: John Russell. Lily: Peggie Castle.
Air Time & Details for John Russell, Thu 17, 1:30 am -
Thu 17
Lawman: The Second Son — John Russell
Troop is skeptical when a 15-year old boy confesses to beating and robbing an Army paymaster. Al: Warren Oates. Charlie: Kim Charney. May: Harry Shannon. Troop: John Russell. McKay: Peter Brown. Lily: Peggie Castle. Lawyer: Fred Crane.
Air Time & Details for John Russell, Thu 17, 10:00 am -
Thu 17
Lawman: The Catcher — John Russell
Troop (John Russell) goes after a murder suspect, unaware that the real killer is riding with the posse. Catcher: Med Flory. McKay: Peter Brown. Fenway: Robert Armstrong. Bailey: James Coburn. Mrs. Fenway: Claudia Barrett.
Air Time & Details for John Russell, Thu 17, 10:30 am -
Thu 17
The Outlaw Josey Wales — John Russell
Clint Eastwood directed himself in this story of a farmer who turns vigilante following the Civil War murder of his family.
Air Time & Details for John Russell, Thu 17, 11:30 am -
Fri 18
Lawman: The Robbery — John Russell
On the trail of a murderer, Troop (John Russell) is stymied by the stubborn arrogance of an Army lieutenant. Davidson: Robert Ridgely. Deever: Hal Torey. Roach: Warren Kemmerling. McKay: Peter Brown. Lily: Peggie Castle.
Air Time & Details for John Russell, Fri 18, 1:30 am -
Fri 18
Lawman: Escape of Joe Kilmer — John Russell
Troop suspects foul play when a woman turns in her wounded outlaw husband---and asks for the reward money. Donna: Lenore Roberts. Joe: Wynn Pearce. Troop: John Russell. McKay: Peter Brown. Lily: Peggie Castle.
Air Time & Details for John Russell, Fri 18, 10:00 am -
Fri 18
Lawman: Old Stefano — John Russell
Troop becomes suspicious---and jealous---of an arrogant rancher who's courting Lily (Peggie Castle). McNeil: Gregg Palmer. Troop: John Russell. Stefano: Vladimir Sokoloff. McKay: Peter Brown. Shannon: John Qualen.
Air Time & Details for John Russell, Fri 18, 10:30 am -
Fri 18
Rio Bravo — John Russell
John Wayne and Dean Martin in an entertaining tale of a sheriff vs. bad guys, with commendable direction by Howard Hawks.
Air Time & Details for John Russell, Fri 18, 12:00 pm
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Biography
About John Russell
Two things American actor John Russell was not: he was not cinematographer John L. Russell, nor was he the Johnny Russell who appears as Shirley Temple's brother in 20th Century-Fox's The Blue Bird (1940). He was however, a contract juvenile at Fox from 1937 through 1941.
Interrupting his career for war service, Russell emerged from his tour of duty as a highly decorated marine. Busy in postwar films and TV as a secondary lead and utility villain, Russell was given costar billing with Chick Chandler in the 1955 syndicated TV adventure series Soldiers of Fortune. Four years later, Russell (now sporting a mustache) was cast as Marshal Dan Troop on the Warner Bros.
weekly western series Lawman. This assignment lasted three years, after which Russell became a journeyman actor again. John Russell was well served with character parts in 1984's Honkytonk Man and 1985's Pale Rider, both directed by and starring another ex-TV-cowboy, Clint Eastwood.