| Brian Keith  AKA Robert Keith Richey, Jr.
Born: 14-Nov-1921
Birthplace: Bayonne, NJ
Died: 24-Jun-1997
Location of death: Malibu, CA
Cause of death: Suicide
Remains: Buried, Westwood Memorial Park, Los Angeles, CA
Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Uncle Bill on Family Affair Military service: USMC (1942-45) Father: Robert Keith (actor, b. 10-Feb-1896, d. 22-Dec-1966)
Mother: Helena Shipman (stage actress)
Mother: Peg Entwistle (stepmother, actress, d. 18-Sep-1932 suicide)
Wife: Frances Helm (div. 1955)
Wife: Judy Landon (m. 1955, div., two children)
Wife: Victoria Young (b. 1945, m. 1970, until his death, two children)
Daughter: Daisy Keith (with Victoria Young, b. 26-Jun-1969, d. 16-Apr-1997 suicide)
Endorsement of R. J. Reynolds Camel cigarettes
Air Medal
Funeral: Michael Landon (1991)
Shot: Self-Inflicted Malibu, CA (24-Jun-1997)
Autopsy
Risk Factors: Smoking, Lung Cancer, Emphysema
TELEVISION
Walter & Emily Walter Collins (1991-92)
Hardcastle and McCormick Judge Milton C. Hardcastle (1983-86)
The Brian Keith Show Dr. Sean Jamison (1972-74)
Family Affair Uncle Bill Davis (1966-71)
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
Follow Your Heart (26-Jan-1999)
Rough Riders (20-Jul-1997)
The Second Civil War (15-Mar-1997)
Entertaining Angels: The Dorothy Day Story (8-Sep-1996)
Favorite Deadly Sins (12-Nov-1995)
Wind Dancer (1993)
The Gambler Returns: The Luck of the Draw (3-Nov-1991) · The Westerner
Welcome Home (29-Sep-1989)
Young Guns (12-Aug-1988) · Buckshot Roberts
Death Before Dishonor (20-Feb-1987)
The Alamo: Thirteen Days to Glory (28-Jan-1987)
The B.R.A.T. Patrol (26-Oct-1986)
Cry for the Strangers (11-Feb-1982) · Chief Whalen
World War III (31-Jan-1982)
Sharky's Machine (18-Dec-1981)
Charlie Chan and the Curse of the Dragon Queen (Feb-1981)
The Mountain Men (1-Jun-1980)
Moviola: The Silent Lovers (20-May-1980)
Meteor (19-Oct-1979)
The Chisholms (29-Mar-1979)
Centennial (1-Oct-1978)
Hooper (28-Jul-1978)
Nickelodeon (21-Dec-1976)
The Loneliest Runner (20-Dec-1976)
Joe Panther (Oct-1976)
The Wind and the Lion (22-May-1975) · Pres. Theodore Roosevelt
The Yakuza (19-Mar-1975)
Something Big (1-Dec-1971)
Scandalous John (22-Jun-1971)
The McKenzie Break (28-Oct-1970)
Suppose They Gave a War and Nobody Came? (11-Sep-1970)
Gaily, Gaily (16-Dec-1969) · Sullivan
Krakatoa, East of Java (14-May-1969)
With Six You Get Eggroll (7-Aug-1968) · Jake Iverson
Reflections in a Golden Eye (11-Oct-1967) · Lt. Col. Morris Langdon
Way... Way Out (26-Oct-1966)
Nevada Smith (10-Jun-1966) · Jonas Cord
The Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming (25-May-1966) · Link Mattocks
The Rare Breed (2-Feb-1966) · Bowen
The Hallelujah Trail (23-Jun-1965)
Those Calloways (28-Jan-1965)
The Pleasure Seekers (25-Dec-1964)
A Tiger Walks (12-Mar-1964)
The Raiders (Dec-1963) · John G. McElroy
Savage Sam (1-Jun-1963)
Moon Pilot (9-Feb-1962)
The Parent Trap (12-Jun-1961)
The Deadly Companions (6-Jun-1961) · Yellowleg
Ten Who Dared (18-Oct-1960) · William Dunn
The Young Philadelphians (21-May-1959) · Mike Flanagan
Sierra Baron (Jul-1958)
Violent Road (10-May-1958) · Mitch Barton
Fort Dobbs (18-Apr-1958) · Clett
Hell Canyon Outlaws (6-Oct-1957)
Chicago Confidential (30-Aug-1957) · Jim Fremont
Run of the Arrow (2-Aug-1957) · Capt. Clark
Dino (21-Jul-1957)
Nightfall (23-Jan-1957) · John
Storm Center (31-Jul-1956)
5 Against the House (10-Jun-1955) · Brick
Tight Spot (19-Mar-1955) · Vince Striker
The Violent Men (26-Jan-1955) · Cole Wilkison
The Bamboo Prison (Dec-1954) · Cpl. Brady
Jivaro (10-Feb-1954)
Alaska Seas (27-Jan-1954)
Arrowhead (3-Aug-1953)
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