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1963
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Abe Blocker: Directed by Andrew V. McLaglen. With James Arness, Amanda Blake, Burt Reynolds, Chill Wills. Civilization is moving in on the isolation of a rugged pioneer friend of Matt's, and he starts using lethal force against the settlers encroaching on the land he regards as his.
- (211)
- Western
- Andrew V. McLaglen
- 1962-11-24
In 1962 he guest-starred as title character “Abe Blocker” on Gunsmoke, as a deranged mountain man, and old friend of Matt Dillon, preying on homesteaders. His murderous rampage results in his violent death.
A Hat: Directed by Robert Totten. With Milburn Stone, Amanda Blake, Ken Curtis, James Arness. A badly wounded mountain man kills the son of a powerful rancher in self defense and flees to Dodge, where Dillon provides protection for him against the father and his gang.
- (197)
- Drama, Western
- Robert Totten
- 1967-10-16
146. YOUR RATING. Rate. Western. When Dobie Price escapes from the Dodge jail, Dobie's former gang member and cousin rides with Marshal Dillon to bring Dobie back to justice and a date with the hangman. Director. Richard C. Sarafian. Writers. Antony Ellis. Paul Savage. Norman MacDonnell. Stars. James Arness. Milburn Stone. Amanda Blake.
- (143)
- Western
- Richard C. Sarafian
- 1968-03-04
In 1968, he starred in an episode of the syndicated radio and TV Western drama series 'Gunsmoke,' titled 'A Noose for Dobie Price.’ He played the character ‘Elihu Gorman,’ a former outlaw who worked together with ‘Marshal Matt Dillon’ (played by James Arness) to track down a former gang member who had escaped jail.
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Chill Wills. Dabbs Greer. Glenn Strange. Marshall Reed. Burt Reynolds. Harry Carey, Jr. Wright King. Chuck Roberson. Lane Bradford. Crew 2. Directing. Andrew V. McLaglen. Writing. John Meston.
Chill Wills. Actor: Giant. Colorful character actor of American Westerns. Named "Chill" as an ironic comment on his birth date being the hottest day of 1902. A musician from his youth, he performed from the age of 12 with tent shows, in vaudeville, and with stock companies.
