Ride the Man Down
1952
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Roy Bucko. Actor: Young Blood. Roy Bucko was born on 22 August 1893 in Colusa, California, USA. He was an actor, known for Young Blood (1932). He was married to Rheba. He died on 6 August 1954 in North Hollywood, California, USA.
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Mini Bio. Roy Bucko was born on August 22, 1893 in Colusa, California, USA. He was an actor, known for Young Blood (1932). He was married to Rheba. He died on August 6, 1954 in North Hollywood, California, USA. Family. Spouse. Rheba (? - August 6, 1954) (his death, 2 children) Trivia. Brother of Buck Bucko. Contribute to this page.
- August 22, 1893
- August 6, 1954
Roy Bucko. Real name: Roy Francis Bouckou. 1893 - 1954. Roy Bucko's Hollywood career amounted to about 400 films beginning in mid 1920s silents and continuing through 1954, the year in which he died. Most of his roles were unbilled / uncredited as a henchman, townsman, rider, barfly, etc.
Roy Bucko. Credits (text only) Hide Actor (399 credits) 1954 Masterson of Kansas. Barfly (uncredited) 1954 They Rode West. Trooper (uncredited) 1954 The Black Dakotas. Townsman (uncredited) 1954 Broken Lance. Cowboy (uncredited) 1954 Man with the Steel Whip. Barfly (uncredited) 1954 The Desperado. Deputy (uncredited) 1954 River of No Return.
Actor. 47 Credits. The Red Rider. Along the Sundown Trail. The Cherokee Flash. Devil Riders. Heir to Trouble. Lawless Riders. The Man from the Black Hills. Nevada Badmen. Reckless Ranger. Riders of...
1931. The Avenger as Murietta Vaquero. 1930. Billy the Kid as Posseman (uncredited) Roy Bucko is known as an Actor. Some of his work includes High Noon, River of No Return, Winchester '73, Batman, Destry Rides Again, Broken Lance, Canyon Passage, and The Spoilers.
Born: Roy Boukou August 22, 1893 in Colusa, California, USA Died: August 6, 1954 (age 60) in Los Angeles County, California, USA The brother of Buck Bucko, American screen actor Roy Bucko usually played ranch hands or rustlers in "B"-westerns.
