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Boyd Franklin Morgan (October 24, 1915 – January 8, 1988) was an American football running back in the National Football League (NFL) for the Washington Redskins.
Boyd 'Red' Morgan. Actor: Beyond the Time Barrier. Actor and stuntman Boyd Franklin 'Red' Morgan was born on October 24, 1915 in Waurika, Oklahoma. Morgan spent the first twelve years of his life growing up on a combination farm and cattle ranch.
Daily News of Los Angeles (CA) - Saturday, January 16, 1988. Services will be held today for Boyd F. "Red" Morgan, a veteran actor and stuntman who took more than 2,000 falls from horseback in his motion picture and television career. Morgan died of natural causes Jan. 8 at his Tarzana home.
Boyd 'Red' Morgan. Actor: Beyond the Time Barrier. Actor and stuntman Boyd Franklin 'Red' Morgan was born on October 24, 1915 in Waurika, Oklahoma. Morgan spent the first twelve years of his life growing up on a combination farm and cattle ranch.
Boyd “Red” Morgan was literally born in the saddle October 24, 1915, at Waurika, OK, and lived his first 12 years on a combination farm/cattle ranch. Red (so nicknamed for his bright red hair) stated he was hard pressed to remember when he didn’t ride.
Boyd 'Red' Morgan is known as an Actor, Stunts, Unit Manager, and Stunt Double. Some of his work includes True Grit, Blazing Saddles, Zabriskie Point, Ride Lonesome, The Sons of Katie Elder, Foxy Brown, The War Wagon, and The Amazing Transparent Man.
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Boyd "Red" Morgan | Rotten Tomatoes. Highest Rated: 88% True Grit (1969) Lowest Rated: 33% The Amazing Transparent Man (1960) Birthday: Oct 24, 1915. Birthplace: Waurika, Oklahoma, USA. Red...
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Jan 20, 1988 · Boyd F. (Red) Morgan, a stuntman who doubled for John Wayne in dozens of Westerns and boasted of falling off 2,000 horses in front of cameras without injury, died of heart failure Jan. 8.
