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did he die in the 20th century?
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Did he sing as well as act ?..................no
Robert Mitchum......NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO TO BIG A STAR |
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did he die in the 20th century?...........YES....
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the ugly question was because you said you have another BEAUTY
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was there a series of these films where he had his famous roll?
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Im losing the will to live here...i wish it was steve mc queen..
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was there a series of these films where he had his famous roll?....................no
he had this roll he played in a famous western and we all know him .. |
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wAs the famous film released before 1970 ?
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was that a bread roll ?
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sauage
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wAs the famous film released before 1970 ?.yes
was that a bread roll ?....ffs role....make my hay started it |
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sausage even, it's getting late
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right, im giving clues next post so get ready to google
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was he married ?
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Strother Martin
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3 big films he appeared in
true grit the alamo the searchers was he married ?.............yes |
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Strother Martin.........great guess but no
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was he married more than once ? .............
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Glen Campbell
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was he married more than once ? .............wiki says no
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Patrick Wayne
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Glen Campbell..........no
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Hank Worden
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Patrick Wayne.........no
im looking for either his real name or the character he played he also has a catchphase that he is known by |
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Carlos Arruza
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Thank fúck........Hank Worden..The Searchers -aka.. Mose Harper (1956)..
and all i have left to say is........Thank Ya, Thank Ya Kindly. ![]() ![]() ![]() signing off cheers Kweeveen |
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last post take a bow CAT....well done
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Thanks
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Worden appeared in 17 of Wayne's films. Foremost among his collaborations with Wayne and Ford is The Searchers, the 1956 classic Western in which Worden portrayed his most memorable role, that of "Mose Harper," the Shakespearean fool who only longed for "a roof over [his] head and a rocking chair by the fire."
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Was he gay would have been an interesting question.
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Widowed by his wife of 37 years (the former Emma Louise Eaton) in 1977, he later shared his house for several years with actor Jim Beaver. In good health through his 91st year, he died peacefully during a nap at his home in Los Angeles on December 6, 1992.[1] He was survived by his daughter Dawn Henry, whom he and his wife had adopted as an adult.
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Dawn Henry is nothing to do with Lenny Henry or that French hussy.
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Well done cat, only just realised that you've won.
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