A Tribute to Jeffrey Hunter
(1926-1969)

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SOME FAN FAVORITES:

Jeffrey Hunter portrayed Christ in this classic film
Jeffrey Hunter co-starred with John Wayne in this popular John Ford film
Jeffrey Hunter portrayed Captain Christopher Pike in the early days of Star Trek
 

TRIVIA CORNER
Dick Sargent, who appeared in an uncredited role as a Union soldier in this film, later worked with Jeff again, in The Private Navy of Sgt. O'Farrell, in 1968.
 
 

THE GREAT LOCOMOTIVE CHASE .... 1956

(a.k.a. Andrews' Raiders) (William A. Fuller)  In an effort to cripple the Confederate railway system during the Civil War, a band of Union soldiers, led by Fess Parker, steals a Confederate train and proceeds to destroy track and bridges on the rail line as they proceed more deeply into the South.  Their plans are complicated by the Confederate conductor (Jeff Hunter) of the stolen train, who commandeers another train to pursue them. Based on a true story, this is a Walt Disney film. With Claude Jarman Jr., Harry Carey Jr., and Slim Pickens.

One new photo added on December 7, 2009:





John Ford had originally wanted to cast Fess Parker as Martin Pawley in The Searchers. At that time, Parker was quite famous for his TV role as Daniel Boone for Walt Disney. After Disney refused to loan Parker to Ford, Ford cast Jeff as Martin Pawley.
 
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