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Michael McGreevey's first major role was as young cabin boy Chip Kessler in the 1959–61 TV series Riverboat. It starred Darren McGavin as the captain of a riverboat on the Mississippi River during the 1830s. In a 2015 interview, McGreevey confirmed the rumored friction between McGavin and his co-star Burt Reynolds: "They were just two very different personalities.
Michael McGreevey. Actor: Fame. Michael McGreevey began his professional career at the age of seven, appearing in The Girl Most Likely (1957) with Jane Powell, the first of 18 films he would act in over the next 20 years. A successful child actor, Michael also appeared in over 100 television shows, including stints as a series regular on Riverboat (1959) (Burt Reynolds' first show) and guest ...
Former child actor, Michael McGreevey reminisces about making two of the best Westerns in the 1960's: The Way West and Death of a Gunfighter.
Michael McGreevey: From Actor to Writer By Henry C. Park . As a child and as a teen, Michael McGreevey co-starred in Burt Reynolds’ first Western series, and co-starred in big-screen Westerns with Robert Mitchum, Kirk Douglas, and Richard Widmark.
Michael McGreevey is known as an Actor, Writer, Teleplay, Director, and Music. Some of his work includes The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes, The Way West, Sammy, the Way-Out Seal, Snowball Express, The Strongest Man in the World, Now You See Him, Now You Don't, Day of the Outlaw, and The Shaggy D.A..
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Michael McGreevey (born February 7, 1948) is an American actor and screenwriter. He starred in several Walt Disney films as a young actor including three films with Kurt Russell, Now You ...
Michael McGreevey began his professional career at the age of seven, appearing in "The Girl
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Michael McGreevey (born 7 February 1948; age 76) is a writer who wrote the teleplay for the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine first season episode "Babel".It was McGreevey's only contribution to the Star Trek franchise.. Before getting the opportunity to write "Babel", McGreevey had pitched a story to the writers that featured Jadzia Dax and Julian Bashir falling in love.
