Gene Barry Interview (1964)

American Bandstand Celebrity Corner. December 26, 1964. Actor Gene Barry from (among others) Burke's law.

[@atreb56]

Thanks for this. I didn't know that Mr. Barry had an album.

[@sundelong2727]

His voice are incredible !

[@calvinbealer7264]

Great 😃👍 Memories from 1964. Mr.Gene Barry. Amos Burke and Mr. Dick Clark at Their Best.

[@brendalane9221]

I remember that song....the album he did while on Burke's Law.

[@MrMartmatsil]

He also starred in a great series,4 years later,called the name of the Game,till 1971,and had a great bass voice.similar to Paul Frees,who was also a great actor.singer.He left us,way too soon.God bless these great talents,who come from God to make our lives,better just being around us.Thank you Father for these wonderful people.Amen.

[@PlasmaCoolantLeak]

Holy Cow, been a Gene Barry fan for decades, never knew he had an album.

[@ronniewilliams2465]

War of the Worlds, Tarantula, and seven ways from Sunday with Audie Murphy. Classics. Great, obscure movies.

[@maydom04]

it is refreshing when people have a conversation where they don't talk above nor interupt each other. This is a classic example of a fast dying courtesy, sigh for the old days.....

[@genmarshal]

Met Gene Barry back in 2005 at the premiere of the remake of War of Worlds in Hollywood. He was a gifted actor and a very charming man in person.

[@GOOSEYGOOSE9]

Gene Barry And Dick Clark R.I.P.

[@fucktube6]

what a beautiful voice

[@44032]

Clark, who did some acting in those days, appeared on Burke's Law 1/17/64 in an episode called "Who Killed What's His Name?"

[@yannickthiedey1478]

Gene barry avec sa voix rocailleux , il aurait interprète la chanson de New York chante par Franck Sinatra.

[@ALANLACORTEBRITO]

GENE BARRY HAD THE SAME MUSICAL TYPE LIKE DEAN MARTIN

[@leeknights5540]

Too short!