Andrew Prine

Graduated from Andrew Jackson High School in Miami, FL, in 1954.

Andrew Prine, a well-known stage actor also known for military/western dramas, was first seen in Kiss Her Goodbye (1959), then in The Miracle Worker (1962).

Prine was romantically involved with Karyn Kupcinet, the actress daughter of columnist Irv Kupcinet, at the time of her murder in West Hollywood, CA, in 1963. He was among a number of people, including two other actors, questioned by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department and released. There never was an official suspect.

Prine, who has a Texan sounding voice, was also well remembered in westerns like Texas Across the River (1966), Generation (1969) and Chisum (1970), which featured his close and well known friends Christopher George, John Wayne and Richard Jaeckel.

The August 19, 1970, issue of "Variety", in the Hollywood Production Pulse section, announced the movie "We're Running Out of Heroes" started filming Aug. 3 to be directed by Richard Bailey (II), with Prine, Diana Hyland and Brenda Scott (Prine's wife at the time) for Group Four Enterprises. There is evidence the film was completed or released.

Prine next starred in Simon, King Of The Witches (1971), One Little Indian (1973), The Centerfold Girls (1974) and Grizzly (1976), which also featured Christopher George and Richard Jaeckel.

Posed nude for Viva, a women's magazine for their May 1974 issue.

Prine also wrote his own little dialogue story for Grizzly (1976). During this time through the 60s and 70s, Prine was married four times but kept his acting career up.

In July 2004 he and wife Heather Lowe were guests at the Western Film Fair in Charlotte, NC, along with Stella Stevens, Jeremy Slate, Lane Bradbury and Sonny Shroyer.