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Fort Worth, Texas. For millions, Brian Keith was the comforting, familiar face of classic American television. Effortlessly conveying a gruff exterior while hiding a massive heart. Here to tell another Hollywood Goes to War story is Roger McGrath. McGrath is the author of Gunfighters, Highwaymen, and Vigilantes, the U.S.
Marine and former history professor at UCLA. Take it away, McGrath. A star of film and television, Brian Keith appeared in nearly 70 movies and more than 300 television episodes of various series. His first appearance was as a three-year-old in 1924. A silent movie Hyde Piper Malone.
His last appearance was as President William McKinley. in the 1997 movie Rough Riders. He played mostly heroes, but occasionally villains. He portrayed cowboys, sailors, cops, detectives, mountain men, outlaws, soldiers. and U.S.
presidents. He was in a dozen war movies. In real life, He was a Marine in the Pacific in World War II. Brian Keith is born in 1921. Dactors Robert Keith and Helena Shipman.
of Irish and Scottish descent. Keith is reared as a Catholic. And he spends some of his childhood on the road with his parents, who appear in plays on stage and in movies. and when not on the road with his parents, He's with a grandmother on Long Island. Nonetheless, his childhood is relatively normal.
and he participates in all the typical boyhood activities and adventures. He loves reading. especially about the exploits of the Marines in China during the Boxer Rebellion. and at Bella Wood in World War One. Marine legend Dan Daly.
who was awarded the Medal of Honor twice. is Keith's hero. After graduating from high school in 1939 in East Rockaway, New York, He begins acting on stage and on radio programs. In 1940, he has a brief appearance as a note-named student. In the movie, Knut Rockney, All-American.
starring Pat Lo Brand and Ronald Reagan. Although set on a career path of acting, during the summer of 1941. Keith joins the Marine Corps Reserve. He remains a Marine on paper only. Until the Japanese sneak attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7th, 1941.
Within a month. He's in boot camp at Paris Island, South Carolina. He excels in training, especially in marksmanship, qualifying expert for both the rifle and pistol. After serving as a marksmanship instructor himself, Keith is sent to San Diego by train. and then to Hawaii by ship.
Keith trains as a rear gunner. on the Douglas Dauntless Sky Bomber. Until 1944, The Dauntless is our only carrier-capable dive bomber. It's the dive bomber flown so effectively at the Battle of Midway. by Wade McCluskey, Earl Gallagher.
Dick Best and others. sending four Japanese carriers to the bottom and winning a monumental victory. The Dawnless has a two-man crew. Pilot in front? and gunner in rear.
The gunner fires twin-mounted Browning .30 caliber machine guns. He also assists with radio communications, navigation, and spotting. Throughout World War II, the Dotless is both carrier and land-based. and flown by both Navy and Marine pilots. Keith trains in the Dotless.
Both at Marine Corps Air Station Iwa. immediately to the west of Pearl Harbor. and at Midway. He soon finds himself with Marine Dive Bombing Squadron. VMSB two hundred forty four in the Solomon Islands.
First stationed at Moonda. on New Georgia Island. While at Munda, the squadron creates its insignia. A round patch with a skull in the middle. holding a bomb in its teeth.
with a surrounding ring of letters spelling Bombing Banshees. Since the Banshee has been part of Irish folklore for more than a thousand years, This name suits Keith just fine. VMSB two forty four. participates in the invasion of Bougainville Island. during November 1943.
Bougainville sits at the northern end of the Solomon Chain. and is the largest of the many islands that comprise the Solomons. Not long after the initial marine landings on Bougainville, Navy construction battalions, The Seabees. begin building an airfield at Cape Torakina. Even before the Dorokina airfield is completed, Marine fighter and die bomber pilots are flying off of it.
Their new target is the great Japanese base at Rabal on New Britain Island. about 225 miles to the northwest. Gauntless spinner Brian Keith. describes the missions to Rabal as flying through The Valley of Death. Says Keith.
The pilot doesn't merely drop his bombs while flying leisurely over targets. He dives. These dives are vertical, and sometimes our angle of dive is steeper than 90 degrees. We start at 10,000 to 15,000 feet. and level out near the ground.
Keith says all the while Japanese zeros are trying to blow the die bombers out of the sky, and he is busy firing at them. At the same time, says Keith, The enemy on the ground is firing up at us. What a ride. And you've been listening to Roger McGrath tell the story of Brian Keith. What a career, starting at the age of three in 1924 and appearing in 1997 in Rough Riders.
Talk about a long run. A boy, Pearl Harbor, changed his life, a young, aspiring actor. And the next thing you know, he's a tail gunner in a dive bomber, and not any dive bomber, the dive bomber, the Dauntless. When we come back, more of Brian Keith's story here on Our American Stories. Lee Habib here, and I'd like to encourage you to subscribe to Our American Stories on Apple Podcasts, the iHeartRadio app, Spotify, or wherever you get our podcasts.
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And we continue with our American Stories and the story of Brian Keith, part of our Hollywood Goes to War storytelling. with Roger McGrath. Let's pick up where we last left off. Geese says he and his pilot were lucky on their many missions. Our airplane took a lot of hits, including a three-foot-long hole in the wing.
One time my earphones were shot off. Many of my buddies weren't so lucky. Keith thinks his luck has run out. Two zeros are on his tail and closing in for the guild. He fires at them until his twin machine guns overheat and jam.
Heath desperately begins firing flares at the approaching fighters. Help arrived just in time. said Keith. when a Navy pilot shot down one of them. The dive bombers are supported by fighters flying cover at different altitudes.
Regularly supporting Keith's die bombing squadron, Is Marine Fighter Squadron VMF 214, none other than Peppy Boyington's Black Sheep? flying their corsairs. Pappy's squadron flew cover for us every other day, said Keith. His squadron was different from other Corsair squadrons in the novel way they flew. Keith is in action, whether flying to her ball or sitting on the ground at the Torakina Airfield on Bougainville.
The Marines have established a perimeter around the strip. But there are still thousands of Japanese in the Bougainville jungles. He said We got peppered with mortars and machine gun fire. The Jack Mortimer got to be quite proficient at dropping them in the right place. Keith said this took a toll, not only on planes, but also on marines.
A sixteen-year-old mechanic, said Keith. Once spent 24 hours working on a plane. No sooner had he finished the job than a mortar landed squarely on it, blowing it to smithereens.
Now will I add? who had until then been admiring his work from a distance. became so infuriated. Then he grabbed a brown automatic rifle, an E2 old shovel, and a bag of grenades. And single-handedly stomped off into the jungle in pursuit of the Jets who had destroyed his work.
He found them in a pillbox. where he jumped in and collabored them with his e-tool. Keith described another assault on the airfield. while he is trained to relax upon the return from a mission to Rabal. Once when I was playing cards with my buddies in our tent, I stepped outside to get a breath of air.
I saw some Japs approaching and ran back inside the tent to warn the others. Nah, you're seeing things, they said. The Japs couldn't possibly have the infiltrated this far inside the wire. Just then, said Keith, A row of neatly spaced bullet holes appeared through the tent. I was the first one into the fighting hole, with the others diving in on top of me.
The Jebs were fanatical. I've seen them charge at us, outgunned and wearing only baseball caps, across wide open fields of our perimeter. The attacks on Rabal during November and December of 1943. and during the early months of 1944. take a heavy toll on U.S.
fighters and bombers. not only from intense ground fire, but also from engagement with Japanese Zeros. Bappy Boynton himself is shot down by zeros on January 3, 1944. He survives ditching. but is picked up by a Japanese submarine and dropped off at Rabaul.
He spends the remainder of the war as a POW. most of the time at a camp outside of Tokyo. Keith and his fellow Marines No only That the leading Marine Ace and Skipper of the Black Sheep Squadron is missing in action. By the summer of 1944, Rabal's fighter cover has been mostly destroyed. By the fall, missions to Rebal Which have been described by Keith and others as flying through the valley of death.
Now become milk runs. Nonetheless, ground fire, though greatly reduced, can still bring planes down. Once a name that brought chills to American forces in the Pacific. Rabal is effectively neutralized by December 1944. Brian Keith, now Sergeant Keith, Decorated with the ear metal.
Returns to the United States. in time for Christmas 1944. After enjoying a 30-day leave, Keith reports to Oak Grove, North Carolina. An outlying airfield for the nearby Marine Corps Air Station, Cherry Point. Keith spends the rest of the war training new pilots and gunners.
in the new die bomber. The Kurdish right Hello, diaper. Sergeant Keith, Is honorably discharged from the Marine Corps late in 1945. He soon returns to acting. appearing in small stage plays in New York.
He hits the big time in February, nineteen forty eight, In the Broadway production, Minister Roberts. which is both a critical and commercial success. and has a run of more than three years. Henry Fonda plays Lieutenant Roberts. as he will in the nineteen fifty five movie version.
The character Doc is played by Brian Keith's father. Brian Keith plays one of the several unnamed sailors. Oh. When Mr. Roberts closes in 1951, Keith heads to Hollywood.
In 1952, He appears in seven episodes of the television series Suspense. Three episodes of Tales of Tomorrow. in one episode of Police Story. It's an auspicious beginning. for a newcomer to Hollywood.
if only in television. Keith lands his first post-World War II role in film. in Arrowhead in 1953. Arrowhead stars Charl Deneston. As a US Cavalry Scout.
Jack Palance is the son of an Apache chief, And Keith. as a cavalry captain and commander of a fort. It's the first of many military roles Keith will play. His four years in the Marine Corps prepared him well for such roles. From 1954 through 1960, Keith appears in 22 more movies, in the leading or co-leading role in more than half of them.
At the same time, Keith makes dozens of appearances in episodes of various television series. and is the lead character in the series Crusader. which runs for two seasons and fifty two episodes. Keith is one of only a few actors in Hollywood. who works both in television and film.
with equal ease and success. In 1961, He stars with Maureen O'Hara. In two movies The deadly companions? And the parent trap. The Parent Trap wins critical acclaim and is a smash hit at the box office.
Let's get together. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Why don't you and I come by on? Let's get together. What do you say?
We could have a swinging time. It's one of the top grossing films of 1961. It's also nominated for two Academy Awards. Is the two of them together? I can't.
Maggie, how did it happen? We met at camp, and then the whole thing just sort of came out. They switch places on us. They what? Sue came to Boston to be with me.
You mean this is Sharon? Uh-huh. I had Sharon all this time? You're Sharon. I wanted to know what you were like and Susan wanted to meet mother.
Yeah. And you've been listening to Roger McGrath tell the story of actor Brian Keith. We had gotten through his remarkable war service, discharged late in 1945. He returns to the New York stage to a little hit called Mr. Roberts, starring Henry Fonda.
Fonda would carry that out on into the film as well. Then off Brian would go to Hollywood, quickly finding roles in TV and then starring in 22 movies between 1954 and 1960, half of them in leading roles or co-leading roles. And then came the big hit, The Parent Trap, with Maureen O'Hara, and it was nominated for two Oscars. A long way from the Pacific Theater. When we come back, more of the story of Brian Keith here on Our American Stories.
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Quite grown up. And quite without a father. Oh honey. And I'm quite without a mother.
Now girls We'll discuss this later on. I want to talk to your father now. Come on, Sharon, they want to be alone. Keith has been praised for his acting in all his tough guy roles. which come naturally to the World War II decorated marine.
But in the parent trap, it demonstrates a wide range of emotions and great comedic timing. Keith Horwick's non-stop following the parrot trap. through the remainder of the 1960s. He's in 17 movies. including Nevada Smith in 1966 with Steve McQueen.
Another Marine. Very nicely done. Yeah. You know, handling one of these things is only half of it. The other parts lie in human nature.
That's gonna take you the rest of your life, so you damn well better not trust anybody till you do.
Now you want to plan your moves. Pick your place to fight. Don't make any threats. And don't you ever walk away from one here? Goodbye, Max.
Bye, Mr. Cord. Don't even trust a friend. Ha ha ha ha ha. And the Russians are coming.
also in nineteen sixty six. Both movies win critical acclaim and are box office hits. The Russians are coming. is nominated for four Academy Awards. While making all his movies, Keith also appears in 23 episodes of various TV series.
And stars in 138 episodes of his own series. Family Affair. I can tell you about where babies come from if you want to know. We'd like to hear the true story. From you, Uncle Bear?
You still remember your mother and father, don't you? And you remember how much they loved each other and how much they loved you?
Well. When they were married, They loved each other so much. Yeah. Love just filled up their whole lives.
So Out of this love that they had for each other, Three babies were born. And then you two. And you became a family, see?
So that's how babies are born. He answered your questions just in one word. It's easy. It's love, see? Goodbye, Uncle Bill.
Uncle Bill? I just wanted to tell you. I think you're the smartest person in the whole world. Smarter than Miss Pringle? Yeah.
Match. Good night. Good night. Yeah. In the little spare time he has, he enjoys collecting guns and target shooting.
The nineteen seventies see Keith's rapid pace continue. It's another 15 movies. including the McKinsey Break, and the wind and the lion. In the former, he plays an army colonel. and in the latter President Teddy Roosevelt.
The American grizzly fears nothing. Not men, not guns, not death. Do you intend to have this spare as a rug in the White House, Mr. President? Rug?
No. No, I intend to have him stuffed and placed on exhibit. The Smithsonian Institute. The American grizzly bear. as a symbol of the American character.
Yeah. Strength. Intelligence, ferocity. A little blind and reckless at times. But courageous beyond all doubt.
On one other trait that goes all previous. And that, Mr. President? Loneliness. A bear lives out his life alone.
Indomitable. Unconquered. But always alone. He has no real allies, only enemies, but none of them are as great as he. You feel this might be an American trait?
Certainly. The world would never love us. They respect us. They may even grow to fear us. They will never love us.
The American grizzly embodies the spirit of America. He should be our symbol. Not that ridiculous eagle. He's no more than a dandified vulture. Keith's Manny television appearances include 47 episodes of his own series The little people.
The 1980s. were nearly more of the same for Brian Keith with 13 movies. including the mountain men, with Charlton Eston. The Alamo with James R. Ness.
and death before dishonor. in which he portrays a Marine colonel. The 1980s also see Keith starring in all 67 episodes of the television series. Hardcastle and McCormick. You were guilty, you stole that car.
It was my car to begin with! Lady Justice is a tough old broad. By the 1990s, Brian Keith finally began slowing down. although he continues to appear in both. Episodes of television series And in movies.
including Rough Riders. in which he plays the role of President William McKinley. Keith. is a heavy smoker for most of his adult life. Camel cigarettes uses him in commercials during the 1950s.
It's not surprising. But by the 1990s, he begins to suffer from ever-worsamine. emphysema. He has spent his life being active, strong, and vigorous. and has difficulty accepting ever greater physical limitations.
To make matters worse, He's hit with lung cancer. I was willing to deal with emphysema. says Keith. But now I don't think There's much point trying to live on. On June 24th, 1997.
Brian Keith puts a gun to his temple. and squeezes the trigger. He dies instantly. The movie and television star. and Marine veteran.
is seventy five years old. Rough Riders is still in production when Keith dies. This allows the movie's director, John Mulius, to include a closing on-screen dedication that says In memory of Brian Keith. Actor. Marine.
Rock entur. And a terrific job on the production, editing, and storytelling by our own Greg Hengler. And as always, a special thanks to Dr. Roger McGrath. Brian Keith, 70 movies, 300 TV episodes, starting at the age of three in 1924, ending in 1997 with Rough Riders, and of course 1941 to 45, serving his nation in the Marine Corps in the most dangerous theater and doing the most dangerous things a young man could do at the time.
And of course, that final film, Rough Riders in 97, and that lifetime commitment to camel cigarettes. Brought him emphysema and then lung cancer. He died during that shoot in 1997. The dedication to the 75-year-old actor, Marine, and Raconteur. The story of Brian Keith here on Our American Stories.
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