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1. allthatsinteresting.com › james-stacyJames Stacy: The Beloved TV Cowboy Turned Convicted Child ...

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   Jun 26, 2019 · James Stacy was a celebrated TV actor and double-amputee who survived a fatal 1973 accident only to be convicted of child molestation in 1995. Stacy was convicted of molesting the 11-year-old daughter of a friend.

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2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › James_StacyJames Stacy - Wikipedia

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   After his recovery, Stacy appeared in roles created to accommodate his disability. His comeback film was the 1975 Kirk Douglas Western Posse, where he played newspaper editor Harold Hellman, a part Douglas had written for him. In 1977, Stacy starred in the TV movie Just a Little Inconvenience as a double-amputee Vietnam veteran.

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4. variety.com › 2016 › tvEmmy-Nominated Actor James Stacy Dies at 79 - Variety

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   Sep 16, 2016 · Courtesy of Antigoni. James Stacy, who was Emmy-nominated for his role as a wheelchair-bound amputee in the 1977 TV movie “Just a Little Inconvenience” and starred in the Western series ...

5. news.amomama.com › 282784-james-stacys-lifeJames Stacy’s Life Changed Forever in 1973 after an Accident ...

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   Nov 17, 2021 · James Stacy’s Life Changed Forever in 1973 after an Accident Left Him with Irreparable Damage. James Stacy was a TV actor in the 50s to 70s, but a tragic accident saw him be typecast as an amputee and shortened his once very promising career. 70s TV actor James Stacy was involved in a tragic motorcycle accident that caused him to lose his arm ...

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6. www.tvweek.com › tvbizwire › 2016Emmy-Nominated Actor Dies — ’60s TV Western Star Leaves ...

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   Sep 16, 2016 · Variety reports that James Stacy died Thursday in ... the 1977 TV movie “Just a Little Inconvenience,” where he starred opposite Barbara Hershey as a Vietnam veteran and double amputee. ...

7. www.yahoo.com › entertainment › emmy-nommed-actorEmmy-Nominated Actor James Stacy Dies at 80 - Yahoo

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   Sep 16, 2016 · Joshua Terry. September 15, 2016. James Stacy, who was Emmy-nominated for his role as a wheelchair-bound amputee in TV movie “ Just a Little Inconvenience ” and starred in Western series ...

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   Was James Stacy a double amputee?

   • James Stacy was nominated for two Emmys despite having become a double-amputee in 1973. But this reputation was tarnished by his 1995 conviction. Wikimedia Commons James Stacy enjoyed fame as a beloved actor before the tragic accident that made him a double-amputee. James Stacy was a popular Western TV star during the 1960s.

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   Was James Stacy a double-amputee?

   • Wikimedia Commons James Stacy enjoyed fame as a beloved actor before the tragic accident that made him a double-amputee. James Stacy was a popular Western TV star during the 1960s. His most famous role as the brother to Wayne Maunder’s character in the Lancer cowboy series seemed to prepare him for a career in stardom.

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   Who was James Stacy?

   • James Stacy, who was Emmy-nominated for his role as a wheelchair-bound amputee in the 1977 TV movie “Just a Little Inconvenience” and starred in the Western series “Lancer,” died Sept. 9 in Ventura, Calif. He was 79.

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   What happened to James Stacy?

   • Maurice William Elias (December 23, 1936 – September 9, 2016), known professionally as James Stacy, was an American film and television actor who starred in the late 1960s TV western Lancer. In 1973, Stacy was hit by a drunk driver while riding his motorcycle, resulting in his left leg being severed.

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   Did James Stacy get a big break?

   • But his big break wouldn’t come until five years later with a starring role as Johnny Madrid, one of two cowboy brothers in the Western series Lancer. Scenes of James Stacy as Johnny Madrid. The show focused on Stacy’s character and the complicated relationship he had with his brother Scott, played by Western TV star Wayne Maunder.

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   How did James Stacy become famous?

   • James Stacy earned his industry credibility after securing a starring role as one of the cowboy brothers in TV Western Lancer. The CBS series lasted just two seasons, until 1971. But that was enough to give Stacy some Hollywood credibility and fame.

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9. www.imdb.com › news › ni60264109Emmy-Nominated Actor James Stacy Dies at 80 - IMDb

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   James Stacy, who was Emmy-nominated for his role as a wheelchair-bound amputee in TV movie “Just a Little Inconvenience” and starred in Western series “Lancer,” died Thursday in Ventura, Calif. He was 80.