Ronald Reagan Western Movies to Watch Free.
Ronald Reagan is, arguably, the most successful actor in history, having catapulted from a career as a Warner Bros. contract player and television star, into serving as president of the Screen Actors Guild, the governorship of California (1967-1975), and lastly, two terms as President of the United States (1981-1989).
Ronald Wilson Reagan was born in Tampico, Illinois, to Nelle Clyde (Wilson) and John Edward “Jack” Reagan, who was a salesman and storyteller. His father was of Irish descent, and his mother was of half Scottish and half English ancestry.
Here are copies of parts of the letters Ronald Reagan wrote to Nancy during filming of Cattle Queen of Montana made in 1954. printed in I Love You, Ronnie: Thanks to Toby Roan for bringing this information to the surface.
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Actor credits
1964-1966 Death Valley Days (TV Series)
Host / Charles Poston / William Burt / …
– The Four Dollar Law Suit (1966) … Host (uncredited)
– The Hat That Huldah Wore (1966) … Host (uncredited)
– Hugh Glass Meets the Bear (1966) … Host (uncredited)
– The Fastest Nun in the West (1966) … Host (uncredited)
– The Red Shawl (1965) … Host (uncredited)
Show all 21 episodes
1964 Kraft Suspense Theatre (TV Series)
Judge Howard R. Stimming
– A Cruel and Unusual Night (1964) … Judge Howard R. Stimming
1964 The Killers
Jack Browning
1963 Heritage of Splendor (Short)
Narrator
1963 Wagon Train (TV Series)
Capt. Paul Winters
– The Fort Pierce Story (1963) … Capt. Paul Winters
1954-1962 General Electric Theater (TV Series)
Paul Miller / Frank Foster / Sam Miller / …
– My Dark Days: Part 2 (1962) … Paul Miller
– My Dark Days: Part 1 (1962) … Paul Miller
– Shadow of a Hero (1962) … Frank Foster
– The Wall Between (1962) … Sam Miller
– Money and the Minister (1961) … Rev. Theodore Carlisle
Show all 35 episodes
1961 The Dick Powell Theatre (TV Series)
Rex Kent
– Who Killed Julie Greer? (1961) … Rex Kent
1961 The Young Doctors
Narrator (voice)
1961 Zane Grey Theater (TV Series)
Maj. Will Sinclair
– The Long Shadow (1961) … Maj. Will Sinclair
1960 The DuPont Show with June Allyson (TV Series)
Alan Royce
– The Way Home (1960) … Alan Royce
1957 Hellcats of the Navy
Cmdr. Casey Abbott
1956 General Electric Summer Originals (TV Series)
– Jungle Trap (1956)
1955 Tennessee’s Partner
Cowpoke
1954 Cattle Queen of Montana
Farrell
1953-1954 The Ford Television Theatre (TV Series)
Lieutenant Commander William Masterson / Steve Wentworth / Dr. David Glenn
– Beneath These Waters (1954) … Lieutenant Commander William Masterson
– And Suddenly, You Knew (1953) … Steve Wentworth
– The First Born (1953) … Dr. David Glenn
1954 Prisoner of War
Webb Sloane
1953-1954 Schlitz Playhouse (TV Series)
Lt. Paul Random / Steve Davis / Doctor
– The Edge of Battle (1954) … Lt. Paul Random
– The Jungle Trap (1954) … Steve Davis
– The Doctor Comes Home (1953) … Doctor
1953-1954 Lux Video Theatre (TV Series)
Guest Host / Merle Fisher
– A Place in the Sun (1954) … Guest Host
– Message in a Bottle (1953) … Merle Fisher
1953 The Revlon Mirror Theater (TV Series)
– Next Stop Bethlehem (1953)
1953 The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show (TV Series)
Ronald Reagan
– Gracie Sees a Hold-Up/Johnny Velvet (1953) … Ronald Reagan
1953 Medallion Theatre (TV Series)
– A Job for Jimmy Valentine (1953)
1953 Law and Order
Frame Johnson
1953 Tropic Zone
Dan McCloud
1952 Hollywood Opening Night (TV Series)
– The Priceless Gift (1952)
1952 She’s Working Her Way Through College
Professor John Palmer
1952 The Winning Team
Grover Cleveland Alexander
1952 Hong Kong
Jeff Williams
1951 The Big Truth (Short)
Host / Narrator
1951 Bedtime for Bonzo
Prof. Peter Boyd
1951 The Last Outpost
Capt. Vance Britten
1951 Storm Warning
Burt Rainey
1950 Nash Airflyte Theatre (TV Series)
Tommy Blunt
– The Case of the Missing Lady (1950) … Tommy Blunt
1950 Louisa
Harold ‘Hal’ Norton
1949 The Hasty Heart
Yank
1949 It’s a Great Feeling
Ronald Reagan (uncredited)
1949 The Girl from Jones Beach
Bob Randolph – Robert Benerik
1949 Night Unto Night
John Galen
1949 John Loves Mary
John Lawrence
1947 The Voice of the Turtle
Sergeant Bill Page
1947 That Hagen Girl
Thomas J. (Tom) Bates
1947 Stallion Road
Larry Hanrahan
1943 Cadet Classification (Short)
Narrator
1943 For God and Country (Short)
Father Michael O’Keefe
1943 This Is the Army
Johnny Jones (as Lt. Ronald Reagan)
1943 The Rear Gunner (Short)
Lt. Ames
1942 Beyond the Line of Duty (Short)
Narrator (voice)
1942 Desperate Journey
Flying Officer Johnny Hammond
1942 Juke Girl
Steve Talbot
1942 Mister Gardenia Jones (Documentary short)
John Jones Jr. (aka Gardenia ‘Deany’ Jones)
1942 Kings Row
Drake McHugh
1941 Nine Lives Are Not Enough
Matt Sawyer
1941 International Squadron
Jimmy Grant
1941 Million Dollar Baby
Peter Rowan
1941 The Bad Man
Gil Jones
1940 Santa Fe Trail
George Custer
1940 Tugboat Annie Sails Again
Eddie Kent
1940 Knute Rockne All American
George Gipp
1940 Murder in the Air
Brass Bancroft
1940 An Angel from Texas
Marty Allen
1940 Alice in Movieland (Short)
Carlo’s Guest (uncredited)
1940 Brother Rat and a Baby
Dan Crawford
1939 Smashing the Money Ring
Lt. Brass Bancroft
1939 The Angels Wash Their Faces
Pat Remson
1939 Hell’s Kitchen
Jim
1939 Naughty But Nice
Ed ‘Eddie’ Clark
1939 Code of the Secret Service
Lt. ‘Brass’ Bancroft
1939 Dark Victory
Alec
1939 Secret Service of the Air
Lt. ‘Brass’ Bancroft
1938 Going Places
Jack Withering
1938 Brother Rat
Dan Crawford
1938 Girls on Probation
Neil Dillon
1938 Boy Meets Girl
Announcer
1938 The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse
Radio Announcer (voice, uncredited)
1938 Cowboy from Brooklyn
Pat Dunn
1938 Accidents Will Happen
Eric Gregg
1938 Swing Your Lady
Jack Miller
1938 Sergeant Murphy
Private. Dennis Reilley
1937 Hollywood Hotel
Radio Host at Premiere (uncredited)
1937 Love Is on the Air
Andy McCaine
July 13
“The first day of shooting and like all first days I can’t tell you good bad or indifferent. Everything is hectic and upset what with the truck caravan arriving from L.A. in the dark last night. Most of the morning was spent getting the trucks unloaded and the equipment straightened out. Ben B. (producer Benedict Bogeaus) is on hand so things can really get buggered up. I think Alan D. (director Allan Dwan) is trying to get some of the story holes plugged and this morning changed one scene ‘a la’ a suggestion from ‘guess who.’ However our opposition is B.B. himself so I only whisper in an off-ear and let them fight it out. So far ‘Lady S.’ (Barbara Stanwyck) is no help — taking the attitude of ‘who cares in these kinds of pictures.”
July 17
“I don’t know how the picture is going. We started in confusion and have managed to develop that characteristic to an unusual degree. B.B. is still defending his script, I’m still feeding suggestions to A.D. and those two then huddle and argue. Right now I’m waiting to go to work and the scheduled scene is one of those that needs changing the most… B.S. (Stanwyck again) just continues to go her merry way in the exclusive company of two hairdressers and her maid. I wonder what picture she’s making.
This, incidentally, is my first crack at picture making since the big switch to TV film work in Hollywood and it bears out everything we’ve ever said. First of all — getting a crew was a case of rounding up who you could find. The industry, as we have so often said, literally forced our technicians to seek work in TV and now we reap the harvest. Ben said there was a scramble to get enough guys for this crew — with no thought whatsoever of picking and choosing.”