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Sat 12
The Best Years of Our Lives — Don Beddoe
Three veterans of WWII have various difficulties readjusting to normal life after returning home from the war. One tries to help get financial help for veterans, another disappoints his wife who expects more from him, and the third negotiates life without hands, having lost them during his service.
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Sun 13
Shoot-out at Medicine Bend — Don Beddoe
Randolph Scott and pals (James Garner, Gordon Jones) dole out range justice while posing as Quakers. James Craig. Priscilla: Angie Dickinson. Nell: Dani Crayne. Mayor: Don Beddoe. Richard Bare directed.
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Fri 18
Carson City — Don Beddoe
When the local stagecoach is raided by bandits, a western banker sinks all of his capital into a railway line.
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Fri 18
The Big Sky — Don Beddoe
Howard Hawks' version of the A.B. Guthrie novel about Kentucky frontiersmen taking a keelboat trip up the Missouri River in the 1830s and running into some Indian trouble along the way.
Air Time & Details for Don Beddoe, Fri 18, 9:00 pm
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Biography
About Don Beddoe
Dapper, rotund character actor Don Beddoe was born in New York and raised in Cincinnati, where his father headed the Conservatory of Music. Beddoe's professional career began in Cincinnati, first as a journalist and then an actor. He made his Broadway debut in the unfortunately titled Nigger Rich, which starred Spencer Tracy.
Beddoe became a fixture of Columbia Pictures in the 1930s and 1940s, playing minor roles in "A"s like Golden Boy, supporting parts ranging from cops to conventioneers in the studio's "B" features, and flustered comedy foil to the antics of such Columbia short subject stars as The Three Stooges, Andy Clyde and Charley Chase. Beddoe kept busy until the mid-1980s with leading roles in 1961's The Boy Who Caught a Crook and Saintly Sinners, and (as a singing leprechaun) in 1962's Jack the Giant Killer.