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Bill McKinney

Bill McKinney

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Search complete. 9 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Bill McKinney".

Sep 16, 2026

speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:42
Yes.
Fred AllenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:43
I know Bill McKinney has told me quite a lot about you and told me confidentially that you are considered to be the John McCormick of New England.
Fred AllenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:50
Is that right?
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:51
Well, I...
HelzHOST
68:29
Wait, is that your trivia, Don? Have you got a trivia, Don?
AntHOST
68:31
I will say, actually, squeal like a pig, several people have been credited with the phrase, "Squeal like a pig." Um, so Ned Beatty said he thought of it while he and actor Bill McKinney, who played his rapist, were improvising the scene.
AntHOST
68:47
But James Dickey's son, James Dickey, the screenplay, um, writer and the author of the book, his son, Christopher Dickey, wrote in his memoir about the film production, Summer of Deliverance.
AntHOST
68:59
He said that because Boorman had rewritten so much dialogue for the scene, one of the crewmen suggested that Beatty's character should just squeal like a pig, and that's where it came from.
IanHOST
43:45
So just like, yeah, not really out of work.
IanHOST
43:48
There's also Bill McKinney.
IanHOST
43:52
who's, if you don't recognise him, he's the guy just credited as Mountain Man from The Deliverance.
IanHOST
43:59
And, you know, if you know The Deliverance, you know that.
speaker_18NARRATOR
33:44
the Redlegs keep up the chase until the very end.
speaker_18NARRATOR
33:48
[bodies thudding] Bill McKinney played Terrill, Eastwood's archenemy and obsessed pursuer.
speaker_18NARRATOR
33:54
McKinney had worked with Eastwood in several films.
speaker_13SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
33:57
Texas is full of rebels.
Richard SchickelHOST
97:48
I mean, you know, John Vernon, who's, uh, the sympathetic pursuer.
Richard SchickelHOST
97:53
Uh, Bill McKinney, who is the, uh, evil Red Leg also pursuing him.
Richard SchickelHOST
97:59
I mean, these are guys who were in a number of his movies, uh, at around that time.
Richard SchickelHOST
98:12
[gentle music] [birds chirping] [horses trotting] We are arriving at, uh, a destination.
Emily HellerHOST
65:06
Really good.
John CullenHOST
65:08
All right, this next one is a little bit more of a visual one, but this is, I don't know if we've ever seen this before on Jeopardy, but it genuinely felt like Bill McKinney was trying to cheat.
John CullenHOST
65:23
Like, I think he's like sort of joking, but he's also not joking.
John CullenHOST
65:29
This is another from Final Jeopardy.
John CullenHOST
65:32
This is Bill McKinney from January 5th.
John CullenHOST
65:35
2,200.
Ken JenningsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
65:36
Bill McKinney was in second place with 13,200 and wrote down, he crossed out guinea pigs.
Ken JenningsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
65:42
And I'm afraid we cannot accept a crossed out response, Bill.
Jeff MarkinHOST
1:26
The Road Hustler stars Jim Davis as Noah Reedy, Scott Brady as Earl Veazey, Bruce Yarnell as Matt Reedy, Robert Dix as Mark Reedy, Victoria Carroll as Nadine, Andy Devine as Sheriff Estep, Sue Rainey as Helen, Christian Anderson as Luke Reedy,
Cheryl LightfootHOST
1:42
It also stars Theodore Lehman as Hagar, John Budd Cardos as Chandler, Bill McKinney as Hayes, Bill McDowell as Bassett, Jack Lester as Esky, Sid Lawrence as Deke, Derek Hughes as Ted, Monica Davis as Martha Liu, Marshall Lockhart as Nellie, Jim E.
Cheryl LightfootHOST
1:57
Quick as Imhoff, Jack Maury as Harrison, and Bert Holland as an agent.
Jeff MarkinHOST
2:02
Road Hustler starts, interestingly enough, with a news helicopter hovering over the Blue Ridge Mountains in the Carolinas.

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