Sam Buffington
Sam Buffington is known for King Creole (1958), The Brothers Karamazov (1958), Invasion of the Saucer Men (1957).
Biography
Sam Buffington (October 12, 1931 – May 15, 1960) was an American actor whose short career included performances on stage, radio, film, and television. He was the star of the CBS radio series Luke Slaughter of Tombstone during 1958 and was one of three regular cast members on the Whispering Smith television series.
While Buffington's wife Pat was in Palm Springs, California, he wrote a note to her, locked himself in the bathroom, sealed air passages under the door and window, and turned on a gas jet. When she returned home on Sunday evening, May 15, 1960, she had to break-in the bathroom door. Buffington was dead; his note apologized to her for not being able to support her, and requested cremation. Buffington's friends expressed surprise at the note, since he had made over $20,000 the year before and had good career prospects
Questions about Sam Buffington
How many Sam Buffington films are in the catalogue?
The CineQuiz catalogue has 9 films with Sam Buffington, from 1957 to 1959.
What is the best rated Sam Buffington film?
The best rated Sam Buffington film in the catalogue is King Creole (1958), rated 6.4.
What was the first Sam Buffington film?
The first Sam Buffington film in the catalogue is The Brothers Karamazov, from 1958.
People data: TMDb.
Known for
Full filmography
9 films — 9 in the catalogue
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5.3 Blue Denim
1959 · Abortionist
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6.6 They Came to Cordura
1959
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5.2 Unwed Mother
1958 · John Pauley
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6.7 The Light in the Forest
1958 · George Owens
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6.4 King Creole
1958 · Dr. Martin Cabot (uncredited)
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8.0 Damn Citizen
1958 · DeButts
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6.5 The Brothers Karamazov
1958 · Tipsy Merchant
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8.0 The Rawhide Trail
1958 · James Willard
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4.9 Invasion of the Saucer Men
1957 · Col. Ambrose, USAF
Series and TV shows
4 titles
People data: TMDb.
Cast
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6.2