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Richard Long
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BIRTHDAY
December 17, 1927
Chicago, IL
DIED
December 21, 1974
RECENT CREDITS
Alfred Hitchcock Hour
(TV)
Oct. 25, 1963
House on Haunted Hill
(FILM)
Feb. 17, 1959
He Laughed Last
(FILM)
Jan. 1, 1956
Cult of the Cobra
(FILM)
Jan. 1, 1955
Saskatchewan
(FILM)
Mar. 1, 1954
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While still a high-school student, Richard Long was selected to play the son of Claudette Colbert in 1946's Tomorrow is Forever. A subsequent supporting role as Loretta Young's brother in the Orson Welles-directed The....
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While still a high-school student, Richard Long was selected to play the son of Claudette Colbert in 1946's Tomorrow is Forever. A subsequent supporting role as Loretta Young's brother in the Orson Welles-directed The Stranger proved that Long had talent as well as looks, and that his good showing in the Colbert picture had not been a fluke. Despite a good start, Long's film career had waned by the mid-1950s. He finally gained stardom on television, notably on the various series produced by Warner Bros. between 1957 and 1963. Long played Gentleman Jack Darby on Maverick and detective Rex Randolph on Bourbon Street Beat; he carried over the "Randolph" character into 77 Sunset Strip, starting with the 1960-61 season. Later TV starring stints for Richard Long included The Big Valley (1965-69) as frontier attorney Jarrod Barkley, and Nanny and the Professor (70-71), as guess which of the two title characters. Richard Long died of a heart ailment at the age of 47.
~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
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