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Actor, Hugh Beaumont, was born Eugene Hugh Beaumont on Feb 16, 1909 in Lawrence, KS. Beaumont died at the age of 73 on May 14, 1982 in Munich, Germany .

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Police Capt. MacTaggart: Who is this Mr. Martin?
Police Sgt. Mickey Ferguson: He's the kind they build jails for.


Police Sgt. Mickey Ferguson: No dame carroies a framed picture of a guy unless she's carryin' a torch for him.


Gregory Ward: I love your sister, Mary. I love her very much. It's easy to understand now isn't it? A man would look for her anywhere Mary. There's something... exciting and unforgettable about Jacqueline. Something you never... quite get hold of. Something that keeps a man following after her.
Mary Gibson: Because I loved Jacqueline I thought I knew her. Today I found out such strange things, frightening things. I saw a hangman's noose that Jacqueline had hanging... waiting.
Gregory Ward: Well, at least I can explain about that. Your sister had a feeling about life; that it wasn't worth living unless one could end it. I helped her get that rope.


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After suffering his 1972 stroke, he was told by doctors that he would never walk or talk again, but he proved otherwise and recovered enough to do some directing and community theater work.

Wife Kathryn Adams, who was an actress when they met, retired from films after their 1942 marriage to raise a family of two sons and a daughter. She did return once, however, to co-star with Hugh in the film Blonde for a Day (1946). They divorced in 1974.

Also writing and directing several episodes of his famous series "Leave It to Beaver" (1957), including the final, retrospective episode, "Family Scrapbook", his portrayal of Ward Cleaver ranked #28 in TV Guide's list of the "50 Greatest TV Dads of All Time" in the June 20, 2004, issue.

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