Trivia

Was an expert horseman and appeared in many film and TV westerns. He starred in his own western series as Sgt. Bullock in Boots and Saddles (1956).

Arrived in Hollywood in 1949.

He made 5 or 6 episodes of a tv series called You Are There.

In 1966/67 he appeared in 3 episodes of Dr Who playing Wyatt Earp, The Biderbeck Tapes.

Did 5 or 6 episodes of You Are There for the Hal Roach Studios.

In 1966/67 he appeared in The Biderbeck Tapes. and 3 episodes of Dr Who playing Wyatt Earp,.

In retirement he lived at the Motion Pictures retirement home in Los Angeles.

His nickname was Basher.

His second wife was Diane.

In The Wild Geese his name is missing from the credits but he can be recognised as a continual gum chewer.

In To Carch a Thief while being uncredited he can be seen as a detective in the costume ball scene.

In Maverick he was in the series from 1959 to 1962 playing 4 different characters.

In blazing Saddles while he wasn't listed in the credits he will probably be recognised as a gum chewer.

In Young Guns II he made his final film appearance as a guano miner.

Married Mary Brown who was an American Generals secretary resulting in him being a war bride.

Films included Against All Flags, Romanoff and Juliet and Last Stagecoach West.

He died at the Motion Picture and Television House retirement home.

He spent 50 years in films and made about 150.

Played Sgt Bullock in the tv series Boots and Saddles.