Hugh O'Brian
Birthday: 1925-04-19
Deathday: 2016-09-05
Birthplace: Rochester, New York, USA
Gender: Male
Owned By: Unowned
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Hugh O'Brian (born Hugh Charles Krampe; April 19, 1925 – September 5, 2016) was an American actor and humanitarian, best known for his starring roles in the ABC western television series The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp (1955–1961) and the NBC action television series Search (1972–1973), as well as films including the Agatha Christie adaptation Ten Little Indians (1965); he also had a notable supporting role in John Wayne's last film, The Shootist (1976).
He was highly regarded for creating the Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership Foundation, a non-profit youth leadership development program, founded in 1958, for high school scholars.
Credits
| Year | Title | Character | |
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1994-07-01 | Wyatt Earp: Return to Tombstone | Wyatt Earp |
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1990-03-17 | Gunsmoke: The Last Apache | Gen. Nelson Miles |
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1988-12-09 | Twins | Granger |
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1988-09-16 | Doin' Time on Planet Earth | Richard Camalier |
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1979-12-03 | The Seekers | Andrew Piggot |
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1978-03-23 | Game of Death | Steiner |
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1978-02-03 | Cruise Into Terror | Captain Andy |
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1977-01-19 | Benny & Barney: Las Vegas Undercover | Jack Davis |
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1977-01-14 | Fantasy Island | Paul Henley |
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1976-07-21 | The Shootist | Jack Pulford |
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1976-01-14 | Killer Force | Lewis |
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1975-11-21 | Murder on Flight 502 | Detective Daniel Myerson |
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1972-02-21 | Probe | Hugh Lockwood |
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1971-03-12 | Harpy | Peter Clune |
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1970-10-20 | Wild Women | Killian |
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1969-01-01 | Strategy of Terror | Matt Lacey |
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1967-11-15 | Dial M for Murder | Mark Halliday |
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1967-05-01 | Africa: Texas Style! | Jim Sinclair |
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1966-05-10 | Ambush Bay | Sgt. Steve Corey |
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1965-07-31 | Ten Little Indians | Hugh Lombard |
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1965-06-07 | Assassination in Rome | Dick Sherman |
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1965-02-24 | Love Has Many Faces | Hank Walker |
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1963-03-27 | Come Fly with Me | First Officer Ray Winsley |
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1959-03-20 | Alias Jesse James | Wyatt Earp (uncredited) |
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1958-08-01 | The Fiend Who Walked The West | Daniel Slade Hardy |
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1956-12-01 | The Brass Legend | Sheriff Wade Addams |
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1955-10-13 | The Twinkle In God's Eye | Marty Callahan |
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1955-02-16 | White Feather | American Horse |
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1954-12-16 | There's No Business Like Show Business | Charles Gibbs |
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1954-09-25 | Broken Lance | Mike Devereaux |
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1954-06-01 | Drums Across the River | Morgan |
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1954-05-14 | Moby Dick | Starbuck |
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1954-05-02 | Fireman Save My Child | Smitty |
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1954-03-30 | Saskatchewan | Carl Smith |
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1953-11-01 | Back to God's Country | Frank Hudson |
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1953-09-01 | The Stand at Apache River | Tom Kenyon |
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1953-08-07 | The Man from the Alamo | Lt. Lamar |
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1953-03-20 | Seminole | Kajeck |
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1953-01-01 | Meet Me at the Fair | Chilton Corr |
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1952-12-28 | The Lawless Breed | Ike Hanley |
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1952-11-20 | The Raiders | Hank Purvis |
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1952-07-01 | Sally and Saint Anne | Danny O'Moyne |
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1952-05-29 | The Red Ball Express | Wilson |
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1952-05-09 | The Battle at Apache Pass | Lt. Robert Harley |
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1952-01-13 | The Cimarron Kid | Red Buck |
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1951-11-01 | Cave of Outlaws | Garth |
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1951-09-28 | On the Loose | Dr. Phillips |
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1951-06-15 | Little Big Horn | Pvt. Al DeWalt |
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1951-05-31 | Fighting Coast Guard | Tom Peterson |
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1951-05-01 | Buckaroo Sheriff of Texas | Ted Gately |
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1951-02-14 | Vengeance Valley | Dick Fasken |
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1950-08-01 | The Return of Jesse James | Lem Younger |
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1950-07-25 | Beyond the Purple Hills | Jack Beaumont |
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1950-06-02 | Rocketship X-M | Harry Chamberlain |
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1950-01-04 | Never Fear | Len Randall |
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1949-12-23 | D.O.A. | Jazz Fan (uncredited) |
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1948-11-28 | Kidnapped | Sailor (uncredited) |