A Man Called Shenandoah – Wikipedia

A Man Called Shenandoah It is an American television series in 34 episodes broadcast for the first time during the course of only one season from 1965 to 1966.

It is a series of the western genre starring Robert Horton.

A man is hit and believed dead. Two hunters of bisons find it and, thinking that it can be an outlaw, bring it to the nearest city, in the hope of receiving a reward. When he resumes knowledge, man has no memory of who he is or his past.

The doctor who takes care of the wounds gives him the name of “Shenandoah”, stating that the word means “land of silence”. Shenandoah thus begins to wander for the old West in search of clues that can clarify his identity. He then learns that he had been an union officer during the civil war.

• Shenandoah (34 episodes, 1965-1966), played by Robert Horton.

Other interpreters and guest stars [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

Christopher Riordan (9 episodi), James Griffith (2), Gregory Walcott (2), John Cliff (2), Claude Akins (1), Edward Binns (1), Jeanne Cooper (1), Leif Erickson (1), Beverly Garland (1), Henry Jones (1), Martin Landau (1), Cloris Leachman (1), Nehemiah Persoff (1), Andrew Duggan (1), Pat Hingle (1), John McIntire (1), Gary Merrill (1), Albert Salmi (1), Harold J. Stone (1), John Davis Chandler (1), Richard Devon (1), Elinor Donahue (1), Warren Oates (1), Nina Shipman (1), Kent Smith (1), Diana Hyland (1), Lynn Loring (1), Jeanette Nolan (1), John Anderson (1), Robert Anderson (1), Michael Burns (1), Noah Keen (1), Warren J. Kemmerling (1), Milton Selzer (1), David Sheiner (1), Steve Gravers (1), Ken Lynch (1), Don Megowan (1), Dennis Patrick (1), Katie Sweet (1), Kelly Thordsen (1), Robert Foulk (1), Norman Leavitt (1), Simon Scott (1), Adam Williams (1), Mike Ragan (1), Charles Wagenheim (1), Stuart Nisbet (1), Charles Aidman (1), Chris Alcaide (1), Edward Asner (1), Malcolm Atterbury (1), Trevor Bardette (1), Arthur Batanides (1), Hal Baylor (1), Whit Bissell (1), Lloyd Bochner (1), Jim Boles (1), Charlie Briggs (1), Richard Carlyle (1), Paul Carr (1), Robert Carson (1), John Dehner (1), Bruce Dern (1), James Frawley (1), James Gavin (1), Tom Greenway (1), Kevin Hagen (1), Myron Healey (1), George Kennedy (1), Charles McGraw (1), John Milford (1), Mort Mills (1), George Mitchell (1), Kate Murtagh (1), Hank Patterson (1), Robert Random (1), Madlyn Rhue (1), Bing Russell (1), Willard Sage (1), Walter Sande (1), Robert Sorrells (1), Harry Dean Stanton (1), Karen Steele (1), Lorette Strome (1), Lyle Sudrow (1), Harry Townes (1), Joyce Van Patten (1), Harlan Warde (1), Meg Wyllie (1), Bill Zuckert (1), Mark Allen (1), Michael Ansara (1), Roy Barcroft (1), Susan Bay (1), Fred Beir (1), Lyle Bettger (1), Paul Birch (1), Antoinette Bower (1), Lane Bradford (1), Steve Brodie (1), Geraldine Brooks (1), J. D. Cannon (1), Virginia Christine (1), Russell Collins (1), Richard H. Cutting (1), John Damler (1), Maureen Dawson (1), James Doohan (1), Ross Elliott (1), William Fawcett (1), Norman Fell (1), Paul Fix (1), Jay C. Flippen (1), Amber Flower (1), Nina Foch (1), Douglas Fowley (1), Eduard Franz (1), Bert Freed (1), Frank Gorshin (1), James Gregory (1), Berkeley Harris (1), Chester Hayes (1), Ron Hayes (1), Anne Helm (1), Tim Herbert (1), Charles Horvath (1), John Ireland (1), L.Q. Jones (1), Sally Kellerman (1), DeForest Kelley (1), Sandy Kenyon (1), Gail Kobe (1), Louise Latham (1), Fred Lerner (1), Jon Locke (1), Robert Loggia (1), Ann Loos (1), Frank Marth (1), Strother Martin (1), Juliet Mills (1), Martin Milner (1), Read Morgan (1), Byron Morrow (1), Gregory Morton (1), Brian Nash (1), Leonard Nimoy (1), Arthur O’Connell (1), Tom O’Leary (1), Susan Oliver (1), Woodrow Parfrey (1), Vic Perrin (1), Joanna Pettet (1), Bill Quinn (1), John Reilly (1), Ernest Sarracino (1), James Seay (1), Charles Seel (1), George Selk (1), Alfred Shelly (1), Jan Shepard (1), Quintin Sondergaard (1), Fay Spain (1), Rikki Stevens (1), Warren Stevens (1), Karl Swenson (1), Larry Thor (1), Russell Thorson (1), Herb Vigran (1), Jason Wingreen (1), Michael Witney (1), Than Wyenn (1). ^[first]

The series, conceived by E. Jack Neuman, was produced by Vincent M. Fennelly for the Bronze Enterprises and the MGM Television ^[2] And turned in the metro-goldwyn-Mayer Studios in Culver City, California. ^[3] The music was composed of George Stoll. ^[first]

Directors [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

Among the directors are accredited: ^[first]

Screenwriters [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

Among the screenwriters are credited: ^[first]

The series was broadcast in the United States from 13 September 1965 to 16 May 1966 ^{[4] [5] [6]} on the ABC television network. ^[2] It was also distributed in West Germany with the title The man without a name . ^[7]