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Gary Clarke (born Clarke Frederick L'Amoreaux; August 16, 1933) is an American actor best known for his role as Steve Hill in the NBC Western television series The Virginian with James Drury and Doug McClure.
Gary Clarke. Writer: Greenbriar. American actor Gary Clarke was born Clarke Frederic L'Amoreaux of French and Mexican ancestry. Raised in the predominantly Chicano neighbourhood of East Los Angeles, he was determined to become an actor by the time he attended high school.
Gary Clarke. Writer: Greenbriar. American actor Gary Clarke was born Clarke Frederic L'Amoreaux of French and Mexican ancestry. Raised in the predominantly Chicano neighbourhood of East Los Angeles, he was determined to become an actor by the time he attended high school.
Feb 19, 2021 · Gary Clarke, now 87 years old, left The Virginian in 1964 to pursue other projects, although he stayed in touch with James Drury. The two were slated to work on a kids spinoff of The Virginian in 2015 titled Billy and the Bandit that never seemed to fully get off the ground.
Special interview talking about The Virginian with Gary Clarke who starred as Steve Hill. Special thanks to Gary Clarke for allowing me the privilege of this...
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Actor Gary Clarke split his time between B-movies and higher-profile TV series while also pursuing a modest writing career on the hit spy comedy 'Get Smart.'
Interview with Gary Clarke. Gary Clarke born on August 16, 1936, in Los Angeles, California, began acting in 1957, guest-starring in a couple of series until he secured a supporting role in the private detective drama Mike Shayne, which starred Lloyd Nolan.
Gary Clarke. Highest Rated: 80% Countdown to Zero (2010) Lowest Rated: 0% Revenge (1971) Birthday: Aug 16, 1933. Birthplace: Los Angeles, California, USA. Actor Gary Clarke split his time...
Actor Gary Clarke split his time between B-movies and higher-profile TV series while also pursuing a modest writing career on the hit spy comedy "Get Smart." Born and raised in Los Angeles, he earned early attention when a 20th Century Fox talent scout spotted him in a school play.
