Showing posts with label Tarzan and the Great River. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tarzan and the Great River. Show all posts

Friday, February 5, 2021

GOODBYE, DIANA MILLAY...

You made your mark as Laura Collins on Dan Curtis' classic, Gothic soap opera, Dark Shadows, and even starred in its theatrical offshoot, Night of..., in addition to being the late Mike Henry's leading lady in the big-screen, adventure classic, Tarzan and the Great River.

However, your acting traveled beyond Collinwood and the ape man's jungle, with a recurring role on Secret Storm and guest spots for The Man From U.N.C.L.E.ThrillerPerry Mason; Route 6677 Sunset StripHawaiian EyeThe AmericansThe Tab Hunter ShowFather Knows BestMy Three Sons; and The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis; but it was in westerns that you proved most prolific.

Among that swell, dusty turf, you visited Wagon TrainStagecoach WestThe Life and Legend of Wyatt EarpTales of Wells Fargo; the Westerner; the Rifleman; Gunsmoke; the Virginian; Bonanza; Laramie; Rawhide; and Maverick

You were a radiant lady, Ms. Millay, whose pin-up stature lit up any scene in any production. Your contributions will remain appreciated and revisited by your loyal fans and hover in wait for those destined to discover your endless appeal.  

Thursday, February 4, 2021

FAREWELL, MIKE HENRY...

Some folks will remember you best as a linebacker for the Steelers and the Rams or your comedic turns in the Smokey and the Bandit series, though others will praise your portrayal of Tarzan in three of the ape man's finest, film entries: Tarzan and the Valley of Gold, Tarzan and the Great River and Tarzan and the Jungle Boy

You also projected a powerful presence in The Longest Yard '74; the Green Berets; Rio Lobo; Skyjacked; No Way Back; Number One; Spencer's Mountain; Curfew BreakersMore Dead Than Alive; Mean Johnny Barrows; Adios AmigosOutrageous Fortune; O.U.T; and the chilling Soylent Green. Your appearances on M*A*S*H; Fantasy Island; the Wonderful World of Disney; General Hospital; and the Six Million Dollar Man were also standouts. 

You were a hero on many levels, Mr. Henry, and a one whose legacy will unquestionably prevail.