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==Description== |
==Description== |
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| − | Dutch London was an actor during Vinewood's Golden Age whose roles included that of revenging llama rancher Cal Bradshaw in the classic Vinewood Western, [[1952|1952's]] [[Bullwhip Fury]]. London himself has been described by some as a "[[wp:Chickenhawk|chicken hawk]]", whose closest vantage to action during the [[wp:World War II|Second World War]] "was a Dutch flophouse"; others have described |
+ | Dutch London was an actor during Vinewood's Golden Age whose roles included that of revenging llama rancher Cal Bradshaw in the classic Vinewood Western, [[1952|1952's]] [[Bullwhip Fury]]. London himself has been described by some as a "[[wp:Chickenhawk|chicken hawk]]", whose closest vantage to action during the [[wp:World War II|Second World War]] "was a Dutch flophouse"; others have described him as a right-wing maniac with little to no acting skills. London would at some point leave his first wife (who later came out as transgender) for his Bullwhip Fury co-star, [[Betsy O'Neil]]. |
==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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+ | *Dutch London is so well-known that he has his own star on the [[Vinewood Walk of Fame]]. There is also a [[Dutch London St|street]] in [[South Los Santos]] named after him. |
*There are several parallels between London and former U.S. president [[wp:Ronald Reagan|Ronald Reagan]]: both were famous conservatives; both were well-known for their starring roles in Westerns; both were widely seen as avoiding combat during World War Two; and both left their first wives for actresses. Reagan himself was even famously nicknamed "Dutch". |
*There are several parallels between London and former U.S. president [[wp:Ronald Reagan|Ronald Reagan]]: both were famous conservatives; both were well-known for their starring roles in Westerns; both were widely seen as avoiding combat during World War Two; and both left their first wives for actresses. Reagan himself was even famously nicknamed "Dutch". |
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| + | *While it is possible that London is still alive in [[2013]], his apparent eligibility to serve in the Second World War makes this unlikely. |
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Revision as of 20:01, 25 June 2017
Dutch London was a famous actor in the Vinewood film industry.
Description
Dutch London was an actor during Vinewood's Golden Age whose roles included that of revenging llama rancher Cal Bradshaw in the classic Vinewood Western, 1952's Bullwhip Fury. London himself has been described by some as a "chicken hawk", whose closest vantage to action during the Second World War "was a Dutch flophouse"; others have described him as a right-wing maniac with little to no acting skills. London would at some point leave his first wife (who later came out as transgender) for his Bullwhip Fury co-star, Betsy O'Neil.
Trivia
- Dutch London is so well-known that he has his own star on the Vinewood Walk of Fame. There is also a street in South Los Santos named after him.
- There are several parallels between London and former U.S. president Ronald Reagan: both were famous conservatives; both were well-known for their starring roles in Westerns; both were widely seen as avoiding combat during World War Two; and both left their first wives for actresses. Reagan himself was even famously nicknamed "Dutch".
- While it is possible that London is still alive in 2013, his apparent eligibility to serve in the Second World War makes this unlikely.