Steve Oliver(1941-2008)

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La profecía del tarot (1971)

Steve Oliver nació el 29 de noviembre de 1941 en Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Estados Unidos. Fue un actor y director, conocido por The Naked Zoo (1970), Tom Horn (1980) y Peyton Place (1964). Estuvo casado con Lana Wood, Andrea Cyrill y Anna Geirstottir. Murió el 5 de marzo de 2008 en California, Estados Unidos.

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The Naked Zoo

4.0

Terry Shaw(as Stephen Oliver)

1970

Tom Horn

6.8

'Gentleman' Jim Corbett

1980

Peyton Place

7.3

Serie de TV

Lee Webber

Malibu Beach

4.5

Dugan(as Stephen Oliver)

1978

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Reparto

Tiger Cage
5.8
- Hank
- 2012
A Mission to Kill
5.0
- Major Steven Henry 'Hank' Miller
- 1992
Assignment: Survive
- Survivalist Instructor
- 1988
The Kill Machine
6.7
- Hank
- 1988
Tom Horn
6.8
- 'Gentleman' Jim Corbett
- 1980
Starsky y Hutch
7.0
Serie de TV
- Buzzy Boone
- 1979
CHiPs
6.5
Serie de TV
- Brad Holmes
- 1978
Malibu Beach
4.5
- Dugan (as Stephen Oliver)
- 1978
The Van
4.6
- Dugan (as Stephen Oliver)
- 1977
Code R
7.2
Serie de TV
- Jacobson (as Stephen Oliver)
- 1977
Las calles de San Francisco
7.3
Serie de TV
- Shandy
- Mark Dillon
- Bret Wilson (as Stephen Oliver)
- 1972–1976
Fugitive Lovers
5.8
- Blue Schuyler
- 1975
The Great Gundown
5.2
- Arden
- 1977
Cycle Psycho
3.4
- Chelsea Miller (as Stephen Oliver)
- 1973
La profecía del tarot
4.3
- Adam (as Stephen Oliver)
- 1971

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Dark, brooding, ruggedly handsome Philadelphia-born actor who went from being broke and driving a taxi to landing the co-starring role of the pompadour-wearing wife abuser and murderer "Lee Webber" on TV's Peyton Place (1964). His character was killed off after two seasons.

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I wasn't ready for marriage. I'm mature in other ways, but not when it comes to getting along with women. The thing that led to the big blowup was my going away for a weekend of skydiving. Well, what's so terribly wrong about that? If a man can't go out on a weekend with male friends and take a couple of jumps, what kind of a marriage has he got? So I left one evening and came home the following afternoon - and, of course, she was gone. SO, in an interview as to what went wrong with his five-week marriage to Lana Wood