John Saxon
John Saxon
John Saxon never intentionally set out to be a Brando clone, but his resemblance to Marlon Brando was something he was born with, so what was there to do? A student of Stella Adler at the Actor's Studio, Saxon's first film was Running Wild (1955). Thanks to "hunk" assignments in films like The Restless Years (1957), The Reluctant Debutante (1958), and Summer Youth (1958), Saxon was briefly the object of many a teenage crush. He shed himself of his heartthrob image in the early '60s with a string of unsympathetic roles, making a leading man comeback of sorts as Bruce Lee's co-star in the immensely popular Enter the Dragon (1973). Fans could watch Saxon's expertise as an actor increase (and his hairline recede) during his three-year (1969-1972) stint as Dr. Ted Stuart on the NBC television series The Bold Ones. He later appeared as a semiregular on the prime-time TV soaper Dallas. In 1988, John Saxon made his directorial debut with the low-budget feature Death House. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
Filmography of John Saxon:
- Beverly Hills Cop III with Eddie Murphy , Judge Reinhold , Hector Elizondo , Stephen McHattie , Bronson Pinchot , Alan Young , Joe Dante , Julie Strain , Jon Tenney , Joey Travolta , Martha Coolidge , Ray Harryhausen , Arthur Hiller , George Lucas , Peter Medak , George Schaefer , Barbet Schroeder , John Singleton
- Trapped Ashes with Henry Gibson , Dick Miller
- The Cardinal with Tom Tryon , Carol Lynley , Dorothy Gish , Romy Schneider , John Huston , Raf Vallone , Cecil Kellaway , Robert Morse , Burgess Meredith , Jill Haworth , Ossie Davis , Chill Wills , Arthur Hunnicutt , Doro Merande , Patrick O'Neal , Murray Hamilton , Tullio Carminatti , Wolfgang Preiss
- Outta Time with Mario Lopez
- Tunnels with Catherine Bach





