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Michael Parks's claim to fame
A reader requested this one, he was the star of a TV series called Then Came Bronson in 1969 (when I was two). Where are they now?
He's had an interesting life. He once turned down a pitching job in the baseball minors because he was making more money upholstering caskets (this may have happened prior to Then Came Bronson) and tried to qualify for the 1 mile run in the 1972 olympics.
He appeared in a few other movies in the 70's which did not do much for his career (see the Leanard Maltin bio at IMDB). Most recently he played a sherrif in Quentin Tarrantino's "Kill Bill"
He has had a parallel career in music which he is still active in fairly recently, with the 1998 release of Coolin' Soup, at the age of 58.
Related Media
THEN CAME BRONSON - Michael Parks on THE JOHNNY CASH SHOW videoReferences
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