John Smith was an American actor remembered in particular for two NBC western television series. He was born in Los Angeles and died there as well of cirrhosis of the liver. In 1955, Smith guest starred in the role of Sontag in the syndicated series Stories of the Century, the first western to win an Emmy Award. He played blacksmith/deputy sheriff Lane Temple in Cimarron City in 1958 and 1959.

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  • John Smith was an American actor remembered in particular for two NBC western television series. He was born in Los Angeles and died there as well of cirrhosis of the liver. In 1955, Smith guest starred in the role of Sontag in the syndicated series Stories of the Century, the first western to win an Emmy Award. He played blacksmith/deputy sheriff Lane Temple in Cimarron City in 1958 and 1959. The episodes rotated from star George Montgomery as town mayor Matt Rockford to Audrey Totter as Beth Purcell, and Smith as Lane Temple. He played a pilot in the movie Island of Lost Women in 1959, and starred as Slim Sherman in Laramie (1959-1963) with Robert Fuller, Hoagy Carmichael, and Spring Byington. After Laramie, he guest-starred in 1966 in the short-lived ABC comedy/western series The Rounders. He also portrayed Captain John VanOrden in two first season episodes of Emergency!. Crash and Hangup. Smith had a daughter though not with wife Luana Patten.
  • John Smith war ein US-amerikanischer Schauspieler. Zum ersten Mal in Erscheinung trat er als Schiffsarzt in dem Weihnachtsklassiker Wir sind keine Engel an der Seite von Humphrey Bogart, Peter Ustinov und Aldo Ray. Seinen schauspielerischen Durchbruch erzielte er 1959 als Pilot in dem Film Insel der verlorenen Frauen. Im gleichen Jahr spielte er neben Robert Fuller in der Fernsehserie Laramie, die in Deutschland unter dem Titel Am Fuß der blauen Berge bis 1963 lief. John Smith war von 1960 bis 1964 mit der US-Schauspielerin Luana Patten verheiratet, von der er geschieden wurde.
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  • John Smith was an American actor remembered in particular for two NBC western television series. He was born in Los Angeles and died there as well of cirrhosis of the liver. In 1955, Smith guest starred in the role of Sontag in the syndicated series Stories of the Century, the first western to win an Emmy Award. He played blacksmith/deputy sheriff Lane Temple in Cimarron City in 1958 and 1959.
  • John Smith war ein US-amerikanischer Schauspieler. Zum ersten Mal in Erscheinung trat er als Schiffsarzt in dem Weihnachtsklassiker Wir sind keine Engel an der Seite von Humphrey Bogart, Peter Ustinov und Aldo Ray. Seinen schauspielerischen Durchbruch erzielte er 1959 als Pilot in dem Film Insel der verlorenen Frauen. Im gleichen Jahr spielte er neben Robert Fuller in der Fernsehserie Laramie, die in Deutschland unter dem Titel Am Fuß der blauen Berge bis 1963 lief.
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