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Sat 12
Branded: Call to Glory, Part 1 — Kathie Browne
Part l of three. McCord tries to find out why Custer has publicly attacked President Grant over recent Indian attacks. Custer: Robert Lansing. Hazin: David Brian. Grant: William Bryant. MacAllister: H.M. Wynant. Yates: Lee Van Cleef. Jennie: Kathie Browne.
Air Time & Details for Kathie Browne, Sat 12, 4:00 am -
Sun 13
Branded: Call to Glory, Part 2 — Kathie Browne
Part 2. Custer spurns Chief Crazy Horse's plea for peace and fair treatment. McCord: Chuck Connors. Hazin: David Brian. Jennie: Kathie Browne. MacAllister: H.M. Wynant. Crazy Horse: Michael Pate.
Air Time & Details for Kathie Browne, Sun 13, 4:00 am -
Sun 13
Bonanza: The Cheating Game — Kathie Browne
A stranger tells Laura Dayton that she'll receive a large sum from her late husband's insurance.
Air Time & Details for Kathie Browne, Sun 13, 3:00 pm -
Sun 13
Fantasy Island: Bowling; Command Performance — Kathie Browne
1. A so-so bowler wants to compete in a pro tournament. 2. A former circus owner wants to gather the old acts together for a grand finale.
Air Time & Details for Kathie Browne, Sun 13, 4:00 pm
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Biography
About Kathie Browne
An attractive blonde actress who scoffed at early typecasting as the pretty ingenue, Kathie Browne was the wife of popular actor Darren McGavin, and a notable talent in her own right. Born in San Luis Obispo, CA, Browne attended L.A. City College while honing her acting skills in numerous local theaters. Spotted by a television director while performing as the lead in a production of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, it wasn't long before Browne began working frequently on television.
Browne's early roles included appearances in such popular television Westerns as Bonanza and Gunsmoke, and after making her film debut in 1958's Murder by Contract she began a successful film career. Though at first succumbing to the casting agents wishes and appearing in roles where a pretty face and little more was needed, Browne began to branch out in the 1960s with such roles as a scientist on Sea Hunt and a deft grifter in an episode of Alfred Hitchcock Presents. Married to McGavin in 1969, the young actress slowly began her fade from the limelight in order to better promote the career of her husband.
In addition to being a driving force behind the success of The Night Stalker, Browne would join McGavin in founding their own production company, Formed Taurean Films. Frequently appearing onscreen together, Browne and McGavin would acquire nearly 50 credits together, between film and television. Diagnosed with breast cancer later in life, the strong-willed Browne would make a full recovery and, at age 70, go into full retirement.
On April 8, 2003, Kathie Browne-McGavin died in Beverly Hills following a brief illness. She was 63.