Finis Dee Pollock (September 24, 1937 – December 27, 2005)[2] was an American film and television actor. He was known for playing Billy Urchin in the American western television series Gunslinger.[2][3]
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pollock, finis, september, 1937, december, 2005, american, film, television, actor, known, playing, billy, urchin, american, western, television, series, gunslinger, pollock, dragnet, 1958bornfinis, 1937, september, 1937alhambra, california, dieddecember, 2005. Finis Dee Pollock September 24 1937 December 27 2005 2 was an American film and television actor He was known for playing Billy Urchin in the American western television series Gunslinger 2 3 Dee PollockPollock in Dragnet 1958BornFinis Dee Pollock 1 1937 09 24 September 24 1937Alhambra California U S DiedDecember 27 2005 2005 12 27 aged 68 Chico California U S Occupation s Film and television actorYears active1951 1985 Contents 1 Life and career 2 Death 3 Television 4 References 5 External linksLife and career editPollock was born in Alhambra California the son of Lucia Curtwright and Robert Pollock 1 He attended Mark Keppel High School 4 He began his acting career in 1951 appearing in the western television series The Adventures of Kit Carson 2 Pollock then appeared in the film The Blue Vail 2 5 In 1952 he made appearances in the films The Old West Beware My Lovely Park Row and It Grows on Trees 6 Pollock guest starred in television programs including Gunsmoke Bonanza Wagon Train 12 O Clock High Johnny Ringo Outlaw Tales of Wells Fargo Perry Mason The Virginian and The Fugitive 2 In 1961 he joined the cast of the new CBS western television series Gunslinger playing the role of Billy Urchin 2 3 Pollock appeared in the films Carousel as Enoch Snow Jr 2 Take a Giant Step Captain Apache The Lineup The Legend of Tom Dooley The Plunderers 7 and The Wayward Bus 1 In 1970 he played the role of Jones in the film Kelly s Heroes His final film credit was from the 1972 film Embassy 2 Pollock retired from acting in the early 1970s In 1989 he moved to Chico California to look after his mother 1 Death editPollock died in December 2005 of a heart attack in Chico California at the age of 68 2 1 Television editYear Title Role Notes 1961 Rawhide Inger Jeffries S3 E28 Incident of the Blackstorms 1966 Gunsmoke Tom Carlyle S11 E18 The Raid References edit a b c d e Aaker Everett May 16 2017 Television Western Players 1960 1975 A Biographical Dictionary McFarland p 339 ISBN 9781476628561 via Google Books a b c d e f g h i Lentz Harris May 4 2006 Obituaries in the Performing Arts 2005 McFarland p 299 ISBN 9780786424894 via Google Books a b Armstrong Stephen August 23 2011 Andrew V McLaglen The Life and Hollywood Career p 188 ISBN 9780786486700 via Google Books TV Star Dee Pollack Slated As Parade Grand Marshal Daily News Post Monrovia California May 18 1961 p 1 Retrieved July 11 2022 via Newspapers com nbsp Nissen Axel July 11 2013 The Films of Agnes Moorehead Scarecrow Press p 171 ISBN 9780810891371 via Google Books Fetrow Alan 1999 Feature Films 1950 1959 A United States Filmography p 208 ISBN 9780786404278 via Google Books Back To Films Daily Record Banning California June 29 1960 p 3 Retrieved July 11 2022 via Newspapers com nbsp External links editDee Pollock at IMDb Dee Pollock at the TCM Movie Database Dee Pollock at AllMovie Rotten Tomatoes profile Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Dee Pollock amp oldid 1194654456, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
