Showing posts with label Grayeagle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grayeagle. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 10, 2021

GOODBYE, ALEX CORD...

You were one of those guys who made his presence known, no matter the role or genre. 

For a long stretch, you were a significant staple of Airwolf as Michael Goldsmith Briggs III, but in the realm of tough action and fanciful menace, there's plenty more.

Such includes Stagecoach '66; Inn of the Damned; Genesis II; Hologram ManStiletto; the Brotherhood; the Last Grenade; Synanon; the Dead are Alive; the Tell-tale Heart '71; Uninvited; the Scorpio LettersChosen Survivors; Sidewinder 1; C.I.A. Code Name: Alexa; Jungle Warriors; and your eponymous role in Grayeagle

There are also your prolific television appearances, which include Night Gallery; Monsters; Freddy's Nightmares; War of the Worlds '88; the Six Million Dollar Man; Branded; Gunsmoke; the QuestMatt Helm; Walker, Texas Ranger; Kung Fu: the Legend Continues; the F.B.I.; Casey Simon & Simon; Jake and the Fatman; Police Story; Police Woman; Murder, She Wrote; Mission: Impossible; W.E.B.; Cassie & Co.the Dirty Dozen; Fantasy Island; and Route 66.

Indeed, you were here, there and everywhere, Mr. Cord, because you were damn good at what you did. What you left will continue to be cherished and respected; as will you.

Thursday, May 28, 2020

GOODBYE, CINDY LU BUTLER (STEVENS)...


Under the direction of your talented (ex)husband, Charles B. Pierce, you dispersed beauty and artistry through exciting motifs. 


"The Town that Dreaded Sundown '76" and "Boggy Creek II: And the Legend Continues" are terror-ific testaments of that, but much the same wild wonderment prevails in "Grayeagle", where you got to perform with the legendary western stars, Ben Johnson, Jack Elam, Paul Fix and Iron Eyes Cody.


Your movies meant more to folks than you might know, Ms. Butler, and the glee, frights and thrills that they produced will not soon be forgotten--nor will you.