Alfred Wilson LaRue Net Worth

Alfred Wilson LaRue Net Worth is
$2 Million

Alfred Wilson LaRue Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018

"B"-movie cowboy hero of the late 40's whose namesake was the bullwhip which he wielded in subduing the bad guys.

Date Of Birth	June 15, 1917
Place Of Birth	Gretna, Louisiana, USA
Profession	Actor, Producer, Writer
Star Sign	Gemini

#	Quote
1	[on Al St. John--aka "Fuzzy"--his sidekick in many of his western films] Fuzzy was an angel unaware, as far as I'm concerned. He was a wonderful guy, and I wish he were still here to see how long the films had lasted . . . he was the greatest ad lib artist in the world. He could stumble over a matchstick and spend 15 exciting minutes looking for what he stumbled over.

#	Fact
1	Much of his bullwhip work was done by stunt man Carl Petty, who lived on Fairbanks Way across the street from Rand Brooks in Culver City. Carl used to practice in his front yard all of the time. He was on the TV show You Asked for It (1950) to show how he shot arrows for the movies. Fairbanks Way is a few blocks from MGM Lot 3.
2	Reared in various Louisiana towns as his father was a traveling hotel representative and real estate salesman, the family moved to Los Angeles when Lash was in his teens and was enrolled at St. John's Military Academy. He then enrolled at College of the Pacific with the intention of studying law. He took drama to overcome a speech impediment, and worked at various jobs (including real estate salesman and hairdresser) before deciding to try acting.
3	He unwittingly played a fully clothed villain in what turned out to be an adult film entitled Hard on the Trail (1972). The sex scenes were later shot and inserted around the scenes he previously filmed. Shocked by this, he later became a born-again Christian and turned into a high-voltage evangelist in some sort of act of repentance. He also performed whip and gun stunts for the Florida-based Hollywood Western Revue for the Lord.
4	LaRue's film sidekick, toothless, grizzled Al St. John, was formerly a member of the Keystone Kops, Their first pairing was Law of the Lash (1947).
5	Professional wrestler Johnny LeRoux borrowed his ring name from LaRue, dubbing himself "Lash LeRoux" in 1999.
6	One of the first recipients of the Golden Boot Awards in 1983.
7	Bluffed his way into the "bullwhip" movies telling director Robert Emmett Tansey he knew how to use one when he didn't. The studio liked his acting work anyway and later hired a true expert, Rex 'Snowy' Baker, to teach him how to use it. La Rue in turn taught Harrison Ford for his "Indiana Jones" movies.
8	Beset with alcohol problems, he was arrested in 1966 for vagrancy in Miami, Florida.
9	After his film career took a dive, he resorted to performing in second-rate circuses and carnivals.
10	Played guitar very well and became a regular at the jam sessions at the Dew Drop Inn in New Orleans.
11	Subject of the song "Lash LaRue" by Starbuck.
12	Lash LaRue comic books sold over one million copies each around the world and many of them featured Lash and wife Barbra Fuller's godson, J.P. Sloane; in fact, Sloane was the only child ever to appear on the "Six-Gun Heroes" comic books when he appeared with Lash on the cover of issue 19.
13	His wife Barbra Fuller was an accomplished actress of both radio (Claudia on "One Man's Family") and motion pictures and television, having played opposite Charles Boyer. They never had any children but had a godson who was child star J.P. Sloane, the son of early television personality Jimmie Jackson and actress Anita Coleman.
14	Although the horse he used was at times called "Rush" and "Black Diamond" in his films, it was actually the same horse--Black Diamond.
15	Married and divorced ten times.

Actor

Title	Year	Status	Character
Pair of Aces	1990	TV Movie	Henry
Escape	1989		Gas station owner
Stagecoach	1986	TV Movie	Lash (as Lash LaRue)
Alien Outlaw	1985		Alex Thompson
The Dark Power	1985		Ranger Girard (as Lash LaRue)
Chain Gang	1984
Hard on the Trail	1972		Slade
Lanton Mills	1969	Short	Phantom
Please Don't Touch Me	1963		Bill (as Al La Rue)
The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp	1959-1960	TV Series	Johnny Behan Sheriff Johnny Behan
Tightrope	1960	TV Series	Mike Garret
26 Men	1958	TV Series	John Denning
Judge Roy Bean	1956	TV Series	Duke Castle / Storts / Harbon, Bank Cashier / ...
Lash of the West	1953	TV Series	Lash LaRue
The Frontier Phantom	1952		Marshal Lash La Rue / The Frontier Phantom
The Black Lash	1952		U.S. Marshal Lash LaRue
The Vanishing Outpost	1951		U. S. Marshal Lash LaRue
The Thundering Trail	1951		Marshal Lash LaRue
King of the Bullwhip	1950		Marshal Lash LaRue
The Daltons' Women	1950		Marshal Lash LaRue
Son of a Badman	1949		Marshal Lash La Rue
Son of Billy the Kid	1949		Jack Garrett
Outlaw Country	1949		Marshal Lash La Rue The Frontier Phantom
Frontier Revenge	1948		Lash La Rue
Mark of the Lash	1948		U.S. Marshal Lash LaRue
Dead Man's Gold	1948		Lash LaRue
The Enchanted Valley	1948		Pretty Boy
Cheyenne Takes Over	1947		Cheyenne Davis (as 'Lash' La Rue)
The Fighting Vigilantes	1947		Marshal Cheyenne Davis
Return of the Lash	1947		Cheyenne Davis aka The Cheyenne Kid
Stage to Mesa City	1947		Marshal Cheyenne Davis (as 'Lash' La Rue)
Ghost Town Renegades	1947		Marshal Cheyenne Davis (as 'Lash' LaRue)
Heartaches	1947		DeLong aka Trigger Malone (as Al LaRue)
Pioneer Justice	1947		Marshal Cheyenne Davis
Border Feud	1947		Cheyenne Davis (as Al 'Lash' La Rue)
Law of the Lash	1947		Cheyenne Davis (as Al 'Lash' La Rue)
Wild West	1946		Stormy Day (as Al LaRue)
The Caravan Trail	1946		Cherokee (as Al La Rue)
Song of Old Wyoming	1945		The Cheyenne Kid (as Al La Rue)
Lady on a Train	1945		Circus Club Waiter / Henchman (uncredited)
The Master Key	1945		Migsy (Street Urchin) (as Alfred La Rue)

Producer

Title	Year	Status
Lash La Rue: Friendship Lasts Forever, Vol. 1	1992	Documentary executive producer
The Dark Power	1985	executive producer - as Lash LaRue
Lash of the West	1953	TV Series producer

Writer

Title	Year	Status	Character
Lash La Rue: Friendship Lasts Forever, Vol. 1	1992	Documentary

Self

Title	Year	Status	Character
Lash La Rue: Friendship Lasts Forever, Vol. 1	1992	Documentary	Himself
Late Night with David Letterman	1984	TV Series	Himself
Memory Lane	1950	TV Series	Himself

Archive Footage

Title	Year	Status	Character
Bettie Page Reveals All	2012	Documentary	Himself
Still Ramblin'	2001	TV Movie documentary	Himself
Roy Rogers, King of the Cowboys	1992	Documentary	Himself
Meanwhile, Back at the Ranch	1976		Hero with Whip
Guns Don't Argue	1957		'Doc' Barker
The Gabby Hayes Show	1956	TV Series	Cheyenne Davis

Won Awards

Year	Award	Ceremony	Nomination	Movie
1983	Golden Boot	Golden Boot Awards

Known for movies

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Alfred Wilson LaRue Net Worth

Alfred Wilson LaRue Net Worth is
$2 Million