locale"), and The Lady Takes a Flyer ("I had Lana Turner with me"). Influence The famed animated action-adventure series Jonny Quest'''s handsome, white-haired, veteran special agent bodyguard Race Bannon's design was modeled after Jeff Chandler by show creator Doug Wildey. Filmography Unmade filmsOne Way Street (1950) – originally announced for the leadSteel Town with Ann Sheridan (1951)The Angry River (1952) – story of the Powell Geographic Expedition of 1869Vermillion O'Toole with Ann Sheridan (1952)The Holy Grail (1953) – religious epic set in 6 AD for UniversalHuk (1954) – World War Two film written by Stirling SilliphantYoung Moses (1954)Chief Crazy Horse (1955) – mentioned for the role played by Victor MatureLincoln McKeever (1956) – based on a novel by Eliezar Lipsky about a frontiersman appointed to the Supreme Court; meant to be the second film Chandler made for his own company and United Artists, after DrangoThe Gallileans (1956) for producer Aaron Rosenberg Select radio credits Regular role Michael Shayne (1948–49)The New Adventures of Michael Shayne (1949) Our Miss Brooks 1948–1953 Frontier Town 1952–1953 (billed as "Tex Chandler") Guest appearances "Young Mr. Lincoln" – Academy Award Theatre (July 10, 1946) "Photo Finish" – Suspense (July 1946) "With Cradle and Clock" – Cavalcade of America (February 2, 1946) "Gregory Hood, Suspect" – The Casebook of Gregory Hood (September 30, 1946) "Blood On Sun" – Academy Award Theatre (October 16, 1946) "The Black Curtain" – Suspense (January 3, 1948) "Snake Doctor" – Escape (February 8, 1948) "Blond Mink", "Leopard's Spots", "Social Error", "Palm Beach Santa Claus" – Damon Runyon Theatre (1949) "All My Sons" – Screen Directors Playhouse (Dec 1949) – with Edward G. Robinson "Lifeboat" – Screen Directors Playhouse (November 16, 1950) – with Tallulah Bankhead "Hired Wife" – Screen Directors Playhouse (1951) – with Rosalind Russell "Only Yesterday" – Screen Directors Playhouse (July 1951) – with Mercedes McCambridge "Steel River Prison Break" – Suspense (September 3, 1951) "The Joyful Hour" (December 1951) "Ben Hur" – Hallmark Playhouse (April 10, 1952) "The Woodsman" – The Woodsman (July 20, 1952) "The Web" – Broadway Playhouse (July 1, 1953) "Black Is the Color of My True Love's Hair" – Suspense (October 19, 1953) "The Thief" – Suspense (1957) "A Good Neighbor" – Suspense (March 31, 1957) Singing Chandler had a concurrent career as a singer and recording artist, releasing several albums and playing nightclubs. In 1955 he became only the second star to play at