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Jul 26, 2005 · Ford Rainey, the actor whose craggy, commanding looks led him to play judges, outdoorsmen and presidents over a six-decade-plus career, died July 25 at St. John's Health Center in Santa Monica ...
Jul 27, 2005 · Ford Rainey, a veteran actor who played the title role in Archibald McLeish's J.B. on Broadway, died on Monday, June 25 in Santa Monica at the age of 96. Rainey made his Broadway debut in 1939 as ...
Jul 26, 2005 · Ford Rainey, a horseman, logger and fisherman who grew up to portray King Lear, Macbeth and Abraham Lincoln, died Monday at St. John’s Health Center in Santa Monica. He was 96.
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Ford Rainey Biography (1908-) Born August 8, 1908, in Mountain Home, ID; son of Archie Coleman (a "jack ofall trades") and Vyrna (a teacher; maiden name, Kinkade) Rainey; married Sheila Mary Hayden (an actress and artist), February 4, 1954; children: Robert, James, Kathleen. Addresses: Home: Malibu, CA.;
Jul 25, 2005 · White Heat - (Original Trailer) Ford Rainey was a film, television, and stage actor whose career stretched across seven decades. Rainey began acting while in high school, and eventually worked as both a radio actor and a touring stage actor in the 1930s and '40s. In 1949, he began his movie acting career in an uncredited role...
Ford Rainey was a film, television, and stage actor whose career stretched across seven decades. Rainey began acting while in high school, and eventually worked as both a radio actor and a touring ...
In films since 1949's White Heat, American actor Ford Rainey most often played judges, doctors and police officials. Rainey's weekly TV roles included small-town newspaper editor Lloyd Ramsey in Window on Main Street (1961), research director Dr. Barnett in Search (1972) James Barrett in The Manhunter (1974) and Jim in The Bionic Woman (1975).
