The Virginian
1962
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Gunsmoke (TV Series 1955–1975) Strother Martin as Ben Snow, Billy, Cooter, Dillard, Dooley, Ed Davey, Gene Bunch, Mr. Stooler, Rowley, Timble.
Recently viewed. The Trappers: Directed by Andrew V. McLaglen. With James Arness, Milburn Stone, Amanda Blake, Strother Martin. A trapper leaves his friend dying alone in order to save his own life, only later to stumble across that friend in Dodge, very much alive and wanting him dead.
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- Andrew V. McLaglen
- TV-PG
- Western
Martin made many guest appearances on Gunsmoke including the two-part episode "Island in the Desert", in which he portrayed a crazy desert hermit named Ben Snow. Previously, he guest-starred as Marv Rowley in the 1961 Gunsmoke episode "Tall Trapper" playing an angry man who murders his wife out of jealousy then tries to pin the killing on a ...
Recently viewed. No Hands: Directed by Andrew V. McLaglen. With James Arness, Milburn Stone, Amanda Blake, Burt Reynolds. The Ginnis family live on the prairie and are used to getting their own way. When one son breaks his leg, they ride into Dodge to get help.
- (220)
- Western
- Andrew V. McLaglen
- 1964-02-08
Sep 2, 2023 · It's not a particularly extraordinary "Gunsmoke" story, but it's noteworthy for featuring none other than Western film and TV legend Strother Martin as Dooley. Not only did Martin appear...
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Jul 24, 2023 · Audiences noted tension, cliffhangers, and twist as enjoyable elements of the episode, as well as Western character actor Strother Martin's standout performance as Ben Snow. One viewer stated : "Strother Martin … here embodies the role of a desperate and lonely man with PTSD …
Dec 2, 1974 · Available on Pluto TV, Paramount+, Prime Video. S20 E11: Strother Martin guest stars as Ben Snow, a half-crazed desert hermit who saves Festus' life only to force him to become a human pack animal. Western Dec 2, 1974 49 min. TV-PG.
