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In the 1980's Ralph Waite finished up 10 years starring as the father on television series The Waltons as well as directing 15 episodes. He also formed Ralph Waite productions where he developed, produced and starred in the television series The Mississippi (in partnership with Warner Bros.) He also developed, produced and starred in the television movie A Good Sport with Lee Remick. He wrote, produced and directed in the feature film On the Nickel and starred in several television movies including the Secret Life of John Chapman and OHMS. Ralph continued acting on stage in New York. Prior to the 1980's Mr. Waite was in several Broadway and Off-Broadway theatrical plays including the lead in Hogan's Goat opposite Faye Dunaway. He starred and was creative director/producer of Los Angeles Actor's Theatre (Now Los Angeles Theatre Center.) He acted in a number of feature films and television movies including Five East Pieces and Cool Hand Luke.
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Film
- Sunshine State
- Sioux City
- Cliffhanger
- The Gin Game
- The Bodyguard
- Crash and Burn
- Desperate Hours
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TV
- Carnivàle
- Spirit
- The Presidents Man
- Chicken Soup for the Soul
- The Third Twin
- A Walton Easter
- Orleans
- Murder One
- A Walton Wedding
- A Season of Hope
- The Outer Limits
- Keys
- Sin & Redemption
- A Walton Thanksgiving Reunion
- Time Trax
- Sparks: The Prince of Passion
- Red Earth, White Earth
- Crime of Innocence
- A Good Sport
- Murder She Wrote
- Growing Pains
- The Mississippi
- Reading Rainbow
- A Day for Thanks on Walton's Mountain
- The Gentleman Bandit
- Angel City
- OHMS
- Waiting for Godot
- Red Alert
- The Secret Life of John Chapman
- The Thanksgiving Story
- The Waltons
- Nichols
- Bonanza
- N.Y.P.D
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Carnival Fact
The Ferris wheel debuted at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago. The 250 foot diameter wheel was designed and built by George Ferris, a Pittsburgh bridge builder.
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