Arthur Space(1908-1983)

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College student Regina wins a getaway vacation at the quiet Red Wolf Inn, which is run by a friendly elderly couple, but it gradually becomes clear that something is amiss.

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Terror at Red Wolf Inn (1972)

Arthur Space was born on 12 October 1908 in New Brunswick, New Jersey, USA. He was an actor, known for The Big Noise (1944), The Bat People (1974) and Terror at Red Wolf Inn (1972). He was married to Mary (Mollie) Campbell. He died on 13 January 1983 in Hollywood, California, USA.

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Known for

The Big Noise

6.3

Alva P. Hartley

1944

The Bat People

2.8

Tramp

1974

Terror at Red Wolf Inn

5.1

Henry Smith

1972

20 Million Miles to Earth

6.3

Dr. Sharman

1957

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Actor

Walking Tall
7.0
TV Series
- Ezra Cawley
- 1981
Lou Grant
7.3
TV Series
- Harvey Shelton
- Dr. Bradley
- Earl Girton
- 1978–1981
On the Nickel
7.6
- Soapy Post
- 1980
CBS Library
6.4
TV Series
- Mr. Shadwick
- 1980
Charlie's Angels
6.6
TV Series
- Harry Mayhew
- 1980
Angie
7.0
TV Series
- Mr. Clements
- 1979
Promises in the Dark
6.5
- Patient in Examining Room
- 1979
Bigfoot and Wildboy
6.4
TV Series
- Dr. Roder
- 1979
Hot Rod
6.5
TV Movie
- Norton Erdelatz
- 1979
The Waltons
7.6
TV Series
- Marcus Dane
- 1978
The Swarm
4.5
- Engineer
- 1978
Baretta
6.7
TV Series
- 1978
Kojak
7.1
TV Series
- Ezra Rawlings
- 1977
Little House on the Prairie
7.5
TV Series
- Phineas Jenks
- 1976
Mansion of the Doomed
5.5
- Wino
- 1976

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Personal details

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Height
- 5′ 10″ (1.78 m)
Born
- October 12, 1908
- New Brunswick, New Jersey, USA
Died
- January 13, 1983
- Hollywood, California, USA(cancer)
Spouse
- Mary (Mollie) CampbellJune 22, 1936 - December 18, 1974 (her death, 2 children)

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Trivia
Lean, moustachioed American character actor, most often seen as sheriffs, bankers or doctors. Acted in stock companies before appearing on Broadway in "Three Men on a Horse" and "Awake and Sing". Prolific on television, he is best remembered as Velvet's father Herbert in National Velvet (1960), and as veterinarian Doc Frank Weaver in Lassie (1954).