The Fall Guy: The Meek Shall Inherit Rhonda
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The Meek Shall Inherit Rhonda
Season 1, Episode 3
Colt goes on the trail of a mild-mannered computer fraudster, but finds his dangerous wife is a force to be reckoned with. Henry Gibson and Robert Wagner guest star
General
Movie/Drama
Cast & Crew
Lee Majors
(Actor)
.. Colt Seavers
Douglas Barr
(Actor)
.. Howie Munson
Heather Thomas
(Actor)
.. Jody Banks
Henry Gibson
(Actor)
.. Milton Bach
Robert Wagner
(Actor)
.. Himself
More Information
Did You Know..
Lee Majors
(Actor)
.. Colt Seavers
Born:
April 23, 1939
in
Michigan
Best Known For:
The Six Million Dollar Man.
Early-life:
Born Harvey Lee Yeary on April 23, 1939, in Michigan, USA. Both his parents had been killed in separate accidents by the time he was two. Lee moved to Kentucky after being adopted by his uncle and aunt, and at school became a star athlete in track, basketball, and American football. He then won an athletic scholarship to Indiana University, but a back injury sustained while playing American football prompted him to try acting. He made his stage debut in the play Seven Husbands with then-wife, Kathy.
Career:
Majors made a string of appearances in TV shows and films such as Will Penny, The Alfred Hitchcock Hour and The Virginian. He spent four years in Western show The Big Valley, but it was The Six Million Dollar Man that made him a star in 1973. The series ran until 1978, and spawned spin-off The Bionic Woman, as well as a range of merchandise. Majors reprised the role of Steve Austin in 1987 for the first of three bionic-themed TV movies. He scored another small-screen hit in 1981 as crime-busting stuntman Colt Seavers in The Fall Guy and has since appeared in such movies as Scrooged and Big Fat Liar, and sitcom The Game.
Quote:
"I was never into my looks. What's important to me is my health and family."
Trivia:
In 2003, Majors had heart bypass surgery.
Douglas Barr
(Actor)
.. Howie Munson
Heather Thomas
(Actor)
.. Jody Banks
Henry Gibson
(Actor)
.. Milton Bach
Robert Wagner
(Actor)
.. Himself
Born:
February 10, 1930
in
Detriot, Michigan
Best Known For:
Playing millionaire sleuth Jonathan in Hart to Hart.
Early-life:
Born Robert John Wagner on February 10, 1930, in Detroit, Michigan, but moved to Los Angeles at the age of seven. His father, a steel executive, wanted him to join the family business, but after trying it, RJ (as he was nicknamed), decided to return to his first love of acting. He made ends meet working as a golf caddy, a job that brought him into contact with numerous famous names. That led to him being signed on a lengthy contract by 20th Century Fox.
Career:
Wagner's first movie was The Happy Years in 1950. After a handful of blink-and-you'll-miss-them appearances in other films, his big break came in 1952's With a Song in My Heart. Wagner became one of Hollywood's most sought after young actors, appearing in such productions as Titanic, Broken Lance, Prince Valiant, The Pink Panther and The Longest Day. His career dipped a little in the 1960s, but a decade later he was a TV regular with roles in The Streets of San Francisco, Switch and Hart to Hart. The Austin Powers movies and cameos on Two and a Half Men and NCIS have since introduced him to a whole new audience.
Quote:
"I still get angry about Natalie's death and I wonder why it had to happen. I had lived a charmed life, and then I lost a beautiful woman I loved with all my heart."
Trivia:
He published his autobiography, Pieces of My Heart: A Life, in 2008.
