John Beck Overview:

Producer, John Beck, was born on Oct 24, 1909 in Pomona, CA. Beck died at the age of 83 on Jul 18, 1993 in Woodland Hills, CA .

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John Beck was Associate Producer for One Touch of Venus (starring Ava Gardner, Robert Walker) in 1948, after which he 'graduated' to Producer. During the next 20 years he would go on to produce 8 more films most notably Family Honeymoon (Claudette Colbert, Fred MacMurray), Harvey (James Stewart), The Singing Nun (Debbie Reynolds) and The Private Navy of St. O'Farrell (Bob Hope, Phyllis Diller).

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Born in Chicago and grew up in Evanston and Joliet, Illinois. He lived on his father's farm/ranch and while young was interested in becoming a vet.

A one-time champion roller skater, he performed many of his own stunts in the film Rollerball (1975). He was also a proficient boxer and won several amateur titles in his life, most notably the heavyweight 'Golden Gloves' of Chicago.

Beck's dream TV role on "Dallas" (1978) proved to be just that -- a dream. He played Pamela Ewing's husband on the popular western soap during the series' notorious 1985-86 season, which was explained away at the beginning of the next season as entirely a figment of Pam's imagination.

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