Ken Clark
Actor, Film actor
1927 – 2009
Who was Ken Clark?
Kenneth Donovan "Ken" Clark was an American B-movie actor. He appeared in movies in the United States and Europe, including the Secret Agent 077 trilogy.
Originally contracted to 20th Century Fox, Clark's most prominent role in American film was Stewpot in South Pacific, in which Clark figures importantly in two musical sequences, "There Is Nothing Like a Dame", and an amateur Thanksgiving show in which he presents a strongman act.
Clark made many guest star appearances on a variety of American TV shows and made an unsuccessful private investigator television pilot Brock Callahan directed by Don Siegel and written by Stirling Silliphant. During this period Clark had the lead in Attack of the Giant Leeches and 12 to the Moon.
During the 1960s like many other American actors Clark went to Italy appearing in several sword and sandal films, spaghetti westerns and Eurospy films beginning with Re Manfredi.
According to fellow actor Robert Woods, Mr. Clark died of a heart attack in Rome, Italy on June 1, 2009 shortly after a taping for a program on the mid 1960s Eurospy genre on the TV series Stracult.
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