Jack Elam Bio & Wiki: Net Worth, Age, Height & Weight
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Biography
Jack Elam is best known as a film actor. Grizzled actor who played supporting roles, usually as a villain, in a variety of westerns. His TV credits include Zorro, Have Gun Will Fly, and Lone Ranger. He was born on November 13, 1920, in Miami, AZ. He was a regular actor at Gunsmoke, starring Dennis Weaver, portraying everything from gangsters to sophisticated debtors. He lost sight of himself in his left eye after he was in a fight at 12 years of age. The damage had contributed to his grizzled look. He has starred in more than 100 films about his carer, including the High Noon and Gunfight classics at the O.K. It’s Corral. He has starred in more than 200 TV episodes.
Short Bio
First Name
Jack
Last Name
Elam
Profession
Movie Actor
Died
Oct 20, 2003 ( age 82)
Birthday & Zodiac
Birth Sign
Scorpio
Birth Date
November 13, 1920
Birthday
November 13
Birth Place
Miami, AZ
Country
AZ
Career
Film Actor
Jack Elam Education
He was a student at both Miami High School in Gila County and Phoenix Union High School in Maricopa County, graduating from there in the late 1930s, and also attending Santa Monica Junior College in California.
Before Fame
He lost sight of himself in his left eye after he was in a fight at 12 years of age. The damage had contributed to his grizzled look.
Jack Elam Real Name
William Scott Elam
Jack Elam Height, Weight & Body Measurements
Jack Elam is 82 years old, he is 6′ 0″ (1.8 m) tall. His body measurements are still not confirmed yet. We will update you as soon as possible. His zodiac sign is Scorpio.
Height & Weight
Height (Approx.)
6 Ft 0 In
Weight (Approx.)
Unknown
Body Measurements
Unknown
Physical Stats
Eye Color
Blue
Hair Color
Black
Dress Size
Unknown
Shoe Size
Unknown
Achievements
He has starred in more than 100 films about his carer, including the High Noon and Gunfight classics at the O.K. It’s Corral. He has starred in more than 200 TV episodes.
Work in Filmography
Title
Year
Roles
Notes
Mystery Range
1947
Burvel Lambert
Wild Weed
1949
Raymond – Henchman
The Sundowners
1950
Earl Boyce
Key to the City
1950
Councilman
Uncredtted
Quicksand
1950
Man at Bar
Uncredited
One Way Street
1950
Arnie
Uncredited
A Ticket to Tomahawk
1950
Fargo
Uncredited
Love That Brute
1950
Henchman #2 in Cigar Store
Uncredited
High Lonesome
1950
Smiling Man
American Guerrilla in the Philippines
1951
The Speaker
The Texan Meets Calamity Jane
1951
Henchman
Uncredited
Bird of Paradise
1951
The Trader
Rawhide
1951
Tevis
The Bushwackers
1951
Cree
Finders Keepers
1952
Eddie
Rancho Notorious
1952
Mort Geary
The Battle at Apache Pass
1952
Mescal Jack
High Noon
1952
Charlie – Drunk in Jail
Uncredited
Montana Territory
1952
Gimp
Lure of the Wilderness
1952
Dave Longden
My Man and I
1952
Celestino Garcia
The Ring
1952
Harry Jackson
Kansas City Confidential
1952
Pete Harris
Count the Hours
1953
Max Verne
Ride, Vaquero!
1953
Barton
Gun Belt
1953
Rusty Kolloway
The Moonlighter
1953
Slim
Appointment in Honduras
1953
Castro
Jubilee Trail
1954
Whitey
Ride Clear of Diablo
1954
Tim Lowerie
Princess of the Nile
1954
Basra
The Far Country
1954
Frank Newberry
Cattle Queen of Montana
1954
Yost
Vera Cruz
1954
Tex
Tarzan’s Hidden Jungle
1955
Burger
The Man from Laramie
1955
Chris Boldt
Man Without a Star
1955
Knife Murderer
Uncredited
Kiss Me Deadly
1955
Charlie Max
Moonfleet
1955
Damen
Wichita
1955
Al
Artists and Models
1955
Ivan
Kismet
1955
Hasan-Ben
Jubal
1956
McCoy – Bar 8 Rider
Pardners
1956
Pete
Thunder Over Arizona
1956
Deputy Slats Callahan
Dragoon Wells Massacre
1957
Tioga
Gunfight at the O.K. Corral
1957
Tom McLowery
Lure of the Swamp
1957
Henry Bliss
Night Passage
1957
Shotgun
Baby Face Nelson
1957
Fatso Nagel
The Gun Runners
1958
Arnold
Edge of Eternity
1959
Bill Ward
The Girl in Lovers Lane
1960
Jesse
The Last Sunset
1961
Ed Hobbs
The Comancheros
1961
Horseface (Comanchero)
Pocketful of Miracles
1961
Cheesecake
4 for Texas
1963
Dobie
The Rare Breed
1966
Simons
The Night of the Grizzly
1966
Hank
The Way West
1967
Preacher Weatherby
The Last Challenge
1967
Ernest Scarnes
Firecreek
1968
Norman
Never a Dull Moment
1968
Ace Williams
Sonora
1968
Slim Kovacs
Once Upon a Time in the West
1968
Snaky – Member of Frank’s Gang
Support Your Local Sheriff!
1969
Jake
The Cockeyed Cowboys of Calico County
1970
Kittrick
Dirty Dingus Magee
1970
John Wesley Hardin
The Wild Country
1970
Thompson
Rio Lobo
1970
Mr Phillips
Support Your Local Gunfighter
1971
Jug May
The Last Rebel
1971
Matt
Hannie Caulder
1971
Frank Clemens
Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid
1973
Alamosa Bill
Knife for the Ladies
1974
Jarrod (Sheriff)
Creature from Black Lake
1976
Joe Canton
Hawmps!
1976
Bad Jack Cutter
The Winds of Autumn
1976
J. Pete Hankins
Pony Express Rider
1976
Crazy Charlie
Grayeagle
1977
Trapper Willis
Hot Lead and Cold Feet
1978
Rattlesnake
The Norseman
1978
Death Dreamer
The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again
1979
Big Mac
The Sacketts
1979
Ira Bigelow
The Villain
1979
Avery Simpson
The Cannonball Run
1981
Doctor Nikolas Van Helsing
Soggy Bottom, U.S.A.
1981
Troscliar Boudreaux
Jinxed!
1982
Otto
Sacred Ground
1983
Lum Witcher
Lost
1983
Mr. Newsome
Cannonball Run II
1984
Doctor Nikolas Van Helsing
The Aurora Encounter
1986
Charlie
Hawken’s Breed
1987
Tackett
Once Upon A Texas Train
1988
Jason Fitch
Big Bad John
1990
Jake Calhoun
The Giant of Thunder Mountain
1991
Hezekiah Crow
Suburban Commando
1991
Col. Dustin ‘Dusty’ McHowell
Shadow Force
1992
Tommy
Uninvited
1993
Grady
Work in Television
Title
Year
Role
Episode
Have Gun – Will Travel
1958
Joe Gage
Written by Ida Lupino
The Rifleman
1959
Gavin Martin
“Tension”
Tombstone Territory
1959
Wally Jobe
“Day of the Amnesty”
The Twilight Zone
1961
Crazy Man
“Will the Real Martian Please Stand Up?”
Gunsmoke
1964
Hector
“Homecoming”
Bonanza
1961
Dodie Hoad
“The Spitfire”
Bonanza
1967
Buford Buckalew
“A Bride for Buford”
Bonanza
1970
Honest John
“Honest John”
Easy Street
1986
Alvin “Bully” Stevenson
22 episodes
Home Improvement
1992
Hick Peterson
“Birds of a Feather Flock to Taylor”
Bonanza: The Return
1993
Buckshot
Bonanza: Under Attack
1995
Buckshot
Jack Elam Martial Status
Jack Elam was married twice, first to Jean Hodgert from 1937 to her death in 1961, and then to Margaret Jennison from 1961 to her death.
Jack Elam Reason to Death
Elam died of congestive heart failure in Ashland, Oregon in 2003, just one month before his 83rd birthday. He had survived with his wife Margaret, their daughter Jacqueline, and his daughter and son from his previous marriage, Jeri and Scott.
Family & Relatives
Father
Unknown
Mother
Unknown
Spouse
Jean Hodgert & Margaret Jennison
Children
Jacqueline, Jeri and Scott
Association
He was a regular actor on Gunsmoke, starring Dennis Weaver, playing everything from stalwarts to sophisticated debtors.
Jack Elam Net Worth
Jack Elam is a well-known and popular Film Actor. The main and primary source of his income comes from Acting. Let’s check how rich Jack Elam is in 2003?
