Hopalong Cassidy
Hopalong Cassidy
1952 - 1954
Western
TV Series
Hopalong and his horse Topper catch bad guys with Red Connors for comic relief.
Directed by:
George Archainbaud
76 total credits
Credits include: Thirteen Women, The Lost Squadron, Penguin Pool Murder, Hunt the Man Down and The Silver Horde
29 total credits
Credits include: Charlie Chan in Docks of New Orleans, Hopalong Cassidy, Both Barrels Blazing, The Fighting Frontiersman and Border Vigilantes
Writers:
Harrison Jacobs 24 total credits
Credits include: Born to Be Bad, Hopalong Cassidy, Texas Trail, Hopalong Cassidy and Colorado
57 total credits
Credits include: Hopalong Cassidy, Call of the Prairie, The Eagle's Brood, Texas Trail and Heart of the West
Starring:
Edgar Buchanan
91 total credits
Credits include: Shane, Ride the High Country, Human Desire, McLintock! and The Talk of the Town
121 total credits
The son of a day laborer, William Boyd moved with his family to Tulsa, Oklahoma, when he was seven. His parents died while he was in his early teens, forcing him to quit school and take such jobs as a grocery clerk, surveyor and oil field worker. He went to Hollywood in 1919, already gray-haired. In 1935 he was offered the lead role in Hop-a-long Cassidy (1935) (named because of a limp caused by an earlier bullet wound). He changed the original pulp-fiction character to its opposite, made sure t
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Directed by:
George Archainbaud 76 total credits
Credits include: Thirteen Women, The Lost Squadron, Penguin Pool Murder, Hunt the Man Down and The Silver Horde
29 total credits
Credits include: Charlie Chan in Docks of New Orleans, Hopalong Cassidy, Both Barrels Blazing, The Fighting Frontiersman and Border Vigilantes
Writers:
Harrison Jacobs 24 total credits
Credits include: Born to Be Bad, Hopalong Cassidy, Texas Trail, Hopalong Cassidy and Colorado
57 total credits
Credits include: Hopalong Cassidy, Call of the Prairie, The Eagle's Brood, Texas Trail and Heart of the West
Starring:
Edgar Buchanan 91 total credits
Credits include: Shane, Ride the High Country, Human Desire, McLintock! and The Talk of the Town
121 total credits
The son of a day laborer, William Boyd moved with his family to Tulsa, Oklahoma, when he was seven. His parents died while he was in his early teens, forcing him to quit school and take such jobs as a grocery clerk, surveyor and oil field worker. He went to Hollywood in 1919, already gray-haired. In 1935 he was offered the lead role in Hop-a-long Cassidy (1935) (named because of a limp caused by an earlier bullet wound). He changed the original pulp-fiction character to its opposite, made sure t
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