| Douglas Fowley Born: 30-May-1911
Birthplace: Bronx, NY
Died: 21-May-1998
Location of death: Woodland Hills, CA
Cause of death: unspecified
Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Doc Holliday on TV's Wyatt Earp Wife: Shelby Payne (div.)
Wife: Mary Hunter (m. 1944)
Daughter: Gretchen
Wife: Vivian Chamber (m. 1947)
Wife: Joy Torstup (m. 1950)
Wife: Mary Ann Walsh (m. 1954, div. 1955)
Wife: Jean (until his death)
Son: Kim Fowley (record producer)
University: Los Angeles City College
TELEVISION
The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp Doc Holliday (1955-61)
Pistols 'n' Petticoats Grandpa Hank (1966-67)
Detective School Robert Redford (1979)
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
The North Avenue Irregulars (9-Feb-1979)
The White Buffalo (May-1977)
From Noon Till Three (13-Aug-1976)
Walking Tall (22-Feb-1973)
The Good Guys and the Bad Guys (3-Nov-1969)
Nightmare in the Sun (6-Mar-1965)
7 Faces of Dr. Lao (18-Mar-1964)
Miracle of the White Stallions (29-Mar-1963)
Barabbas (10-Oct-1962)
Desire in the Dust (11-Oct-1960)
These Thousand Hills (6-May-1959)
Bandido (Sep-1956)
3 Ring Circus (25-Dec-1954)
Deep in My Heart (9-Dec-1954)
The High and the Mighty (3-Jul-1954)
The Lone Gun (25-Apr-1954)
Casanova's Big Night (12-Apr-1954)
The Naked Jungle (3-Mar-1954)
Cat-Women of the Moon (3-Sep-1953)
A Slight Case of Larceny (5-Jun-1953)
Kansas Pacific (22-Feb-1953)
The Man Behind the Gun (31-Jan-1953)
Singin' in the Rain (27-Mar-1952)
Just This Once (17-Mar-1952)
This Woman Is Dangerous (28-Feb-1952)
Room for One More (10-Jan-1952)
Mrs. O'Malley and Mr. Malone (8-Dec-1950)
Bunco Squad (1-Sep-1950)
Edge of Doom (3-Aug-1950)
Armored Car Robbery (8-Jun-1950)
Battleground (9-Nov-1949)
Mighty Joe Young (27-Jul-1949)
Coroner Creek (1-Jul-1948)
The Hucksters (27-Aug-1947)
Desperate (9-May-1947)
Undercover Maisie (1-Mar-1947)
Scared to Death (1-Feb-1947)
Don't Fence Me In (20-Oct-1945)
One Body Too Many (24-Nov-1944)
See Here, Private Hargrove (18-Feb-1944)
Jitterbugs (25-Jun-1943)
Stand by for Action (31-Dec-1942)
Mr. Wise Guy (20-Feb-1942)
Tanks a Million (12-Sep-1941)
Charlie Chan at Treasure Island (31-Aug-1939)
Dodge City (1-Apr-1939)
Alexander's Ragtime Band (24-May-1938)
Mr. Moto's Gamble (25-Mar-1938)
Charlie Chan on Broadway (18-Sep-1937)
Wake Up and Live (23-Aug-1937)
On the Avenue (12-Feb-1937)
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