AKA Henry Herman McKinnies, Jr.

Born: 25-Nov-1926
Birthplace: New Orleans, LA
Died: 27-May-1969
Location of death: Los Angeles, CA
Cause of death: Accident - Fall
Remains: Buried, Glen Haven Memorial Park Cemetery, Sylmar, CA

Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor

Nationality: United States
Executive summary: King of Kings

Military service: US Navy (enlisted Seaman 1st Class, 1945-46, medical discharge)

Father: (sales engineer)
Wife: Barbara Rush (m. 1-Dec-1950, div. 29-Mar-1955, one son)
Son: Christopher (b. 29-Aug-1952)
Wife: Joan Bartlett (m. 7-Jul-1957, div. 28-Feb-1967, three children)
Wife: Emily McLaughlin (m. 4-Feb-1969, until his death)

    High School: Whitefish Bay High School, Milwaukee, WI (1945)
    University: School of Speech, Northwestern University (graduated)
    University: UCLA (working on master's, left to act)

    Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
    Hollywood Walk of Fame 6916 Hollywood Blvd. (television)
    Stroke 1969

    TELEVISION
    Temple Houston Temple Houston (1963-64)

    FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
    Super Colt 38 (5-Sep-1969)
    The Private Navy of Sgt. O'Farrell (8-May-1968)
    Custer of the West (22-Dec-1967)
    A Guide for the Married Man (25-May-1967)
    A Witch Without a Broom (1967)
    Dimension 5 (Oct-1966)
    Brainstorm (5-May-1965)
    Murieta! (Feb-1965)
    Gold for the Caesars (9-Mar-1963)
    No Man Is an Island (20-Sep-1962)
    The Longest Day (Sep-1962) · Sgt. Fuller
    King of Kings (11-Oct-1961) · Jesus Christ
    Man-Trap (20-Sep-1961)
    Key Witness (6-Oct-1960)
    Hell to Eternity (30-Sep-1960) · Guy Gabaldon
    Sergeant Rutledge (18-May-1960) · Lt. Tom Cantrell
    In Love and War (31-Oct-1958)
    The Last Hurrah (24-Oct-1958) · Adam Caulfield
    Count Five and Die (23-Dec-1957)
    No Down Payment (30-Oct-1957) · David Martin
    The Way to the Gold (10-May-1957)
    The True Story of Jesse James (Feb-1957) · Frank James
    Gun for a Coward (30-Jan-1957) · Bless Keough
    A Kiss Before Dying (12-Jun-1956) · Gordon Grant
    The Great Locomotive Chase (8-Jun-1956)
    The Proud Ones (May-1956)
    The Searchers (13-Mar-1956) · Martin Pawley
    Seven Cities of Gold (Sep-1955) · Matuwir
    Seven Angry Men (27-Mar-1955) · Owen Brown
    White Feather (15-Feb-1955) · Little Dog
    Princess of the Nile (11-Jun-1954)
    Three Young Texans (Jan-1954)
    Sailor of the King (11-Jun-1953)
    Dreamboat (25-Jul-1952) · Bill Ainslee
    Lure of the Wilderness (16-Jul-1952) · Ben Tyler
    Belles on Their Toes (2-May-1952)
    Red Skies of Montana (20-Jan-1952)
    Take Care of My Little Girl (6-Jul-1951)
    The Frogmen (24-May-1951) · Pappy Creighton
    Fourteen Hours (6-Mar-1951)
    Call Me Mister (31-Jan-1951)

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