Earl Holliman radio interview - Connors Corner - August 2016

Earl Holloman started his movie career in 1953 and three years later earned a Golden Globe for his performance in “The Rainmaker.” From then, he appeared in a long list of films with genres ranging from Westerns to Science Fiction. Among his many big-screen credits are: “Gunfight at the O. K. Corral,” “Forbidden Planet,” “The Trap” and “The Bridges of Toka-Ri.” In addition, the noted actor played the memorable television roles of Sundance in “Hotel de Paree” and Lt. Crowley in “Police Woman.”
Holloman is also a longtime champion of animals and anti-cruelty legislation. He led Actors and Others for Animals for several years before handing the reigns over to the group’s current head Jo-Ann Worley. He continues to be an advocate for our furry and feathered friends.
Mike Connors talks with Earl Holliman on Ask the Lawyer in a conversation spanning the performer’s career, thoughts, stories from behind the scenes and Actors and Others for Animals.
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[@sanjuanitahandy6439]

I’ve always had a crush on Earl Holliman since I saw him on Wide Country. When I got married my husband was even jealous of the fact that I had a crush on him even though I had never met him. We did go to Hollywood and we did see his star on the Walk of Fame. ⭐️

[@sharonspriggs651]

I love Earl Holliman in the rain maker

[@historypeddler]

I enjoyed Mr. Holliman in Hotel de Paree, which was based on real life proprietor Louis Dupuy and his story of second chances in Georgetown, Colorado.

[@nicholasjanke3476]

Holliman did two classic sci fi pieces Forbidden Planet and The Twilight Zone pilot.