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Chris Robinson, who starred as a World War II bomber pilot on the 1960s ABC drama 12 O’Clock High and had lengthy stints on the daytime soap operas General Hospital and The Bold and the Beautiful, has died. He was 86.

Robinson died Monday on his ranch near Sedona, Arizona, actor and musician Mj Allen announced on Facebook. They worked together on the 2022 film Just for a Week.

During an acting career that spanned eight decades, Robinson worked alongside Burt Lancaster in The Young Savages (1961) and Birdman of Alcatraz (1962), both directed by John Frankenheimer, and with Addams Family icon Ted Cassidy in four films, all of which he directed.

The Florida native also starred as Vietnam vet Tim Ochopee, a Seminole with a pet rattlesnake who obeys his commands (for most of the movie, anyway), in the Everglades-set horror film Stanley (1972), from Crown International Pictures.

Robinson joined the cast of the...

Sneak Peek footage from director Alexander Payne's Oscar-nominated 2013 comedy-drama "Nebraska", starring Bruce Dern ("The Cycle Savages")  and Will Forte:

"...'Woody Grant' (Dern),  found walking in traffic is stopped by a police officer and picked up by his son, 'David' (Forte), who learns that Woody wants to go to Lincoln, Nebraska to collect a $1 million sweepstakes prize he has won. 

"When David sees the sweepstakes letter, he realizes that it is a mail scam to make a person purchase magazine subscriptions. He returns Woody to his home, where David's mother 'Kate' (June Squibb) becomes annoyed by Woody insisting on collecting his money..."

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According to reports, writer/director Quentin Tarantino will follow up his last film "Django Unchained" with a new western action epic:

"I had so much fun doing 'Django'", said Tarantino...

"..."and I love Westerns so much that after I taught myself how to make one, it’s like 'Ok! Let me make another one' now that I know what I’m doing."

Currently finishing up the screenplay for "The Hateful Eight", Tarantino said he is showing the script to Oscar-winner, Tarantino regular Christoph Waltz and Bruce Dern ("The Cycle Savages") to star in his next film.

Dern can currently be seen in director Alexander Payne’s "Nebraska".

"The Hateful Eight" Weinstein production will target a summer start.

Tarantino previously had a featured cameo in director Takashi Miike's 2007 Japanese feature "Sukiyaki Western Django".

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