Don Henderson

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Actor Donald Henderson did not begin acting professionally until he was in his 30s, having worked for almost 20 years as a dental technician, a salesman and a CID officer. He was taken on by the Royal Shakespeare Company following an audition in 1966, and remained with this company until 1972. He became very well known in the 1970s and 1980s for his portrayal of the eccentric detective George Bulman in the thriller series 'The XYY Man.'

Henderson, Donald Francis

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Denver Pyle

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Actor, director and writer Denver Pyle attended Colorado State University and worked in the oil fields of Oklahoma and Texas before becoming a page at NBC. He made his film debut in the 1947 film 'Devil Ship,' and quickly came to be seen as one of the best character players in Hollywood. His most well known film was 'The Alamo,' which was released in 1960. His other feature films included 'Cahill, United States Marshall' and 'Maverick.'

Pyle, Denver

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