Pencil-mustachioed supporting actor in "B" westerns, sometimes portraying a rank, traildust-covered outlaw but more often a more conniving, genteel, cheroot-puffing sort of crook in silk-damask weskit.See full bio »
[on Roy Barcroft] Wonderful Roy Barcroft. We were the top heavies in
Desperadoes of the West. We made things tough for cowboy star Tom Keene, who for some reason we never learned, used the name of Richard Powers in the film. Roy and I were friends socially as well as on the film set. We and our wives would often travel to Las Vegas together...
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Trivia:
He was the father-in-law, from 1940 to 1950, of Forrest Tucker, whose first wife was Stan's daughter, Sandra Jolley. Tucker was the father of Jolley's grand-daughter, Pamela "Brooke" Tucker.
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