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Tue 15
Four Eyes and Six-Guns — Austin Pendleton
Saga focusing on a foppish optometrist-turned-sharpshooter (Judge Reinhold). Wyatt Earp: Fred Ward. Lucy Laughton: Patricia Clarkson. Lester Doom: Dan Hedaya. Mayor Thornbush: M. Emmet Walsh. Luke Doom: Dennis Burkley. Charlie Winniger: John Schuck. Deputy Elmo: Jonathan Gries. Directed by Piers Haggard.
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Biography
About Austin Pendleton
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An alumnus of the Yale School of drama, American actor Austin Pendleton was lucky enough to latch onto a starmaking stage role relatively early in life. Pendleton was the first performer to play the part of tailor Motel Kamzoil in the evergreen musical Fiddler on the Roof, in which he had one of the play's best non-Tevye songs, "Miracle of Miracles." Hollywood has been less generous to Pendleton in terms of good roles. He was cast in a supporting role in Skidoo (1968), a smash miss frequently cited as the worst film in the careers of most of its participants (Jackie Gleason, Groucho Marx, Carol Channing, Otto Preminger, et al.) He was shown to better advantage in What's Up, Doc?
(1972), while in The Front Page (1974) he sparkled as a condemned killer plagued by a bad head cold on the eve of his execution. A first-rate character player, Austin Pendleton has never quite scaled the heights of stardom in films, though his theatre work as both actor and director has always been critically lauded.