Willis Bouchey

Age: 70 (passed away Aug. 26th, 1977)
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Birth Place: Vernon, Michigan, USA
Born: May. 24th, 1907

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Willis Bouchey's Main TV Roles

NOTE: Complete List of Works can be found at IMDB

BIOGRAPHY:

Willis Bouchey appeared in almost 150 movies and television shows over a 30-year period from 1951 to 1979. He was one of those wonderful character actors who would be a crooked judge in one film and a humorous cavalry officer in another. He appeared in many of John Ford (I)'s movies as well as James Stewart (I)'s films. His longevity resulted, in part, due to his professionalism and acting ability. He always provided a fine performance no matter how small or insignificant the role.

TRIVIA:

While some sources refer to an active career on Broadway before Bouchey entered films, the Internet Broadway Database (IBDB) lists no productions in which he appeared.
In _The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962)_ (qv), he delivers the memorable last line: "Nothing's too good for the man who shot Liberty Valance.".

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Show	Character(s)
Pete and Gladys	Springer (4)
Sea Hunt (1958)	Mr. Ward
Frontier	Vance Landry
Pistols 'n' Petticoats	Doctor
Telephone Time	Ottomar Gerha&hellip
The Californians	Seth Woods
The Wide Country	Judge Spencer
Johnny Ringo	Mayor Henderson Mayor Hartford
Broadside	Admiral Bradf&hellip
Saints and Sinners (1962)	Mr. Fielder
The Baileys of Balboa	Mayor
The Gray Ghost	Staughton
The Man Behind The Badge	Officer
The Pride of the Family	Dr. Hammond
Tightrope	Roger Mapes