Frank Bryan Woody, known as Jack, was born on October 2, 1896, in Elkhorn, Kansas, United States. He is known for Last of the Comanches (1953) and Sergeant Preston of the Yukon (1955). He was married to fem fatale Helen Twelvetrees. He died on February 27, 1969 in Los Angeles County, California, USA.
Jack was the son of Joseph Brown Woody and Rosalia Marie Van Fleet-Woody.
He was also a stuntman in the Randolph Scott group of players.
He was a sergeant in the United States Marine Corps.
He had a son, Jack Bryan (born October 26, 1932; died April 28, 2016), with his ex-wife, Helen.
Woody had a knack for escaping serious injury or death. He was hit in the neck by a ricocheting bullet on Thank You, Mr. Moto (1937) and also he was shot in the face by a blank charge while doubling J. Carrol Naish wrestling over a gun on Hotel Imperial (1939). Both accidents barely interrupted his work.
Military Information: SGT, US MARINE CORPS, WWI
Jack was the son of Joseph Brown Woody and Rosalia Marie Van Fleet-Woody.
He was also a stuntman in the Randolph Scott group of players.
He was a sergeant in the United States Marine Corps.
He had a son, Jack Bryan (born October 26, 1932; died April 28, 2016), with his ex-wife, Helen.
Woody had a knack for escaping serious injury or death. He was hit in the neck by a ricocheting bullet on Thank You, Mr. Moto (1937) and also he was shot in the face by a blank charge while doubling J. Carrol Naish wrestling over a gun on Hotel Imperial (1939). Both accidents barely interrupted his work.
Military Information: SGT, US MARINE CORPS, WWI
Frank Bryan Woody, known as Jack, was born on October 2, 1896, in Elkhorn, Kansas, United States. He is known for Last of the Comanches (1953) and Sergeant Preston of the Yukon (1955). He was married to fem fatale Helen Twelvetrees. He died on February 27, 1969 in Los Angeles County, California, USA.
Jack was the son of Joseph Brown Woody and Rosalia Marie Van Fleet-Woody.
He was also a stuntman in the Randolph Scott group of players.
He was a sergeant in the United States Marine Corps.
He had a son, Jack Bryan (born October 26, 1932; died April 28, 2016), with his ex-wife, Helen.
Woody had a knack for escaping serious injury or death. He was hit in the neck by a ricocheting bullet on Thank You, Mr. Moto (1937) and also he was shot in the face by a blank charge while doubling J. Carrol Naish wrestling over a gun on Hotel Imperial (1939). Both accidents barely interrupted his work.
Military Information: SGT, US MARINE CORPS, WWI
Jack was the son of Joseph Brown Woody and Rosalia Marie Van Fleet-Woody.
He was also a stuntman in the Randolph Scott group of players.
He was a sergeant in the United States Marine Corps.
He had a son, Jack Bryan (born October 26, 1932; died April 28, 2016), with his ex-wife, Helen.
Woody had a knack for escaping serious injury or death. He was hit in the neck by a ricocheting bullet on Thank You, Mr. Moto (1937) and also he was shot in the face by a blank charge while doubling J. Carrol Naish wrestling over a gun on Hotel Imperial (1939). Both accidents barely interrupted his work.
Military Information: SGT, US MARINE CORPS, WWI
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