#rod cameron

[lobbycards]

Requiem for a Gunfighter, Italian lobby card (fotobusta), 1965

[oldshowbiz]

Obscure B-movie, Woman of the North Country

[citizenscreen]

Adele Mara and Rod Cameron in Joseph Kane’s THE SEA HORNET (1951)

[gatutor]

Rod Cameron-María Montez "Piratas de Monterrey" (Pirates of Monterey) 1947, de Alfred L. Werker.

[tina-aumont]

Consuelo Gracia Vidal - aka Julia Andre - in "Pirates of Monterey" film with co-star Rod Cameron (film directed by Alfred L. Werker, 1947).

This is the only film she took part in as it was difficult for her speak in English although she went to classes. At the time of filming she was at the first stages of her pregnancy from her first child Ken Carter Gracia by Universal publicist Kenneth Carter of whom she married in August 1946.

Here you can watch full film in English with great quality (Maria Montez screencaps will come too).

[kwebtv]

From the Golden Age of Television

Series Premiere

State Trooper - Red Badge of Death - Syndication - September 25, 1956

Crime Drama

Running Time: 30 minutes

Written by Lawrence Kimble

Produced by

Directed by Richard Irving

Stars:

Rod Cameron as Lt. Rod Blake

Jean Byron as Jean Burton

Don Haggerty as Sheriff Bob Elder

Clifford Ferre as Johnny Tobias

Carol Kelly as Doll

Jacqueline deWit as Mrs. Avery

James Nolan as Clark County Sheriff

William Remick as John Howard Preston

[historical-hollywood]

Rod Cameron teaches Yvonne de Carlo a lesson in Frontier Gal (1945)

[whats-in-a-sentence]

A relaxed-looking Westpac board in the 1991 annual report. But behind the scene there was mounting awareness of problems confronting the bank and, as 1992 got under way, directors were to face their toughest decisions: (top, from left) Rod Cameron, Ian (Jock) Harper, Frank Conroy, Sir Eric Neal, Sir Neil Currie, Bruce Reid, Warren Hogan; (bottom, from left) Sir Llewellyn Edwards, Peter Baillieu, Sir Harold Aston, Tony Walton, John Uhrig, James Scully.

"Westpac: The Bank That Broke the Bank" - Edna Carew

[kino51]

The Gun Hawk  1963

[harper-sherman]

Looking at you, Laramie. Some of my favorite reoccurring actors are Robert Wilke, Rod Cameron, and Harry Lauter. Robert Fuller's website actually has a chart showing how often actors reappeared. LQ Jones is the winner with EIGHT appearances.

I love it when tv shows re-use actors in later episodes for other characters like... oh you think I wouldn't recognize that background character from season 1 episode 17? You think I haven't seen this tv show 10 times already and wouldn't recognize every side and background character? DID YOU?? Foolish

[spawksstuff]

The De Completionist Checklist Part 16

(Excludes Star Trek, which started filming May 24th (The Corbomite Maneuver))

1966

Note on the dates: I will mostly be going by when a show/movie was shot rather than its release date. Variety Magazine will be given first priority.

My score: 5 / 5

Need To Find: N/A

Favorite Movie: N/A

Favorite TV Show: Death Valley Days – Lady of the Plains

Favorite Scenes:  “Take care of Mater, Hampton!” (Lady of the Plains)

[lobbycards]

Requiem for a Gunfighter, Italian lobby card (fotobusta), 1965

[oldshowbiz]

Calgary-born actor Rod Cameron

[hilsonisthecure]

when wilson asked cameron if she slept with house and she said, "i couldn't have lived with myself" and wilson said "you'd be surprised what you can live with"

[gatutor]

Rod Cameron-Lorna Gray "The sea hornet" 1951, de Joseph Kane.

[nerds-yearbook]

Civilization had been thrown into havoc with the outbreak of an atomic war in 1964. By 1974, one town had been surviving using the wisdom of “The Old Man in the Cave” in matters of what to eat and what to grow and other matters of survival. The peace of the town was disrupted by the arrival of soldiers claiming they were trying to unite the survivors and rebuild society. The lead soldier came into conflict with Mr. Goldsmith who was the only one who had been talking with the old man in the cave. To create discord, the lead soldier, named French, convinces the town’s people to eat canned food that the old man in the cave said was dangerous. To further distance the people from Mr. Goldsmith, French learned and revealed to the people that the Old Man in the Cave was actually a computer. However, the soldiers and the people of the town all died of food poisoning leaving only Mr. Goldsmith. ("The Old Man in the Cave", The Twilight Zone, TV)