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Gene Barry: Movie Guide
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In a fleabitten Western town, gunslingers Dell Delaney (Gene Barry) and Red Hillman (Darren McGavin) challenge each other to a shootout. Local cook Maggie Flynn (Ellen Corby) does everything she can to talk the two cowpokes out of their challenge, but they are determined to slap leather the moment a clock on Maggie's mantle strikes the hour. Clearly, what Maggie needs to prevent bloodshed is something spectacular -- for example, a "Sign from God." And that is precisely what Maggie gets. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
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From All Movie Guide: The son of a New York jeweler, American actor Gene Barry emerged from his pinchpenny Depression-era childhood with an instatiable desire for the finer things in life. The acting profession seemed to hold out promise for fame and (especially) fortune. Making the rounds of theatrical agents in the 1940s, Barry, no matter his true financial situation, showed up dressed to the nines; grim reality soon set in... and the actor found himself clearing little more than $2000 a year -- on good years. When stage work seemed to yield nothing but bits, Barry turned to early television, then signed a movie contract in 1951. The only truly worthwhile film to star Barry was 1953's War of the Worlds, but even with top billing he had to play second banana to George Pal's marvelous special effects. Finally in 1956, Herb Gordon of Ziv Productions asked Barry if he'd like to star in a western.
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The TV series The Adventurer was the first of three television series which Barry Morse filmed for ITC in the United Kingom. Soon after came The Zoo Gang, followed by Space: 1999. The show was an action adventure series featuring wealthy movie celebrity 'Gene Bradley', who worked undercover for US intelligence. He stars as a debonair film star and jet-setting, multi-millionaire businessman. With an eye for the ladies and a nose for trouble, his multiple interests plunge him into dynamic adventures with every new episode.
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Gene Barry movies DVDs filmography available to buy at CDUniverse are listed below. Information on films includes: other actor and actress, star cast and crew information, reviews, director, photo of cover art, product pics and more.
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For the record Name of the Game starred Gene Barry, Tony Franciosa, and Robert Stack. Barry owned People magazine, Franciosa was the star reporter, and Stack was the publisher. They three of them rotated on a weekly basis. Lesile Stevens was one of the producers of this series Probe was TV movie that aired on NBC in FEB 1972. It starred Hugh O'Brian as space aged PI. When it became series that fall, it was retitled Search for legal reasons.
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The LikeTelevision Movie channel proudly presents - Subterfuge - with Gene Barry, Joan Collins, Richard Todd and Michael Rennie. Gene Barry is an agent who keeps his wife in the dark till she gets involved in the intrigue. A good story and fine acting complete this action packed movie.
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