Al Mulock was a Canadian actor.
Biography[]
Born Alfred Rogers in Toronto, Ontario, he studied at the Actors Studio in New York before co-founding the London Studio which taught method acting in Britain. He was known for his roles as intimidating characters, generally henchmen, having roles in such films as Joe MacBeth (his debut), Tarzan the Magnificent and Call Me Bwana.
Mulock later gained recognition for his roles in Spaghetti Westerns, noticeably in The Good, The Bad and the Ugly, but also The Hellbenders and Day of Anger.
Mulock passed away whilst making his final film, Once Upon a Time in the West.
Singing[]
Mulock briefly sang "Take It Easy" in Jazz Boat.
Film[]
Jazz Boat (1960)[]
- Take It Easy