
Henry played Lt. Col. Donald Penobscot in an episode of the television series M*A*S*H. In another football-oriented role, he portrayed Tatashore, one of the members of the gang who kidnap Larry Bronco (Larry Csonka) in the "One of Our Running Backs Is Missing" episode of The Six Million Dollar Man.

Later life
Mike Henry married Cheryl Sweeney on November 17, 1984.
After being diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, he retired from acting in 1988.  Mike is also suffering from CTE due to concussions he received in his football career

Filmography
Curfew Breakers (1957) – Reagan
General Hospital (1963, TV Series) – Rudolpho (1988)
Spencer's Mountain (1963) – Spencer Brother (uncredited)
Palm Springs Weekend (1963) – Doorman (uncredited)
Tarzan and the Valley of Gold (1966) – Tarzan
Tarzan and the Great River (1967) – Tarzan
Tarzan and the Jungle Boy (1968) – Tarzan
The Green Berets (1968) – Sgt. Kowalski
More Dead Than Alive (1968) – Luke Santee
Number One (1969) – Walt Chaffee
Rio Lobo (1970) – Sheriff Tom Hendricks
Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color (1972) – Fargo
Skyjacked (1972) – Sam Allen
Soylent Green (1973) – Kulozik
The Longest Yard (1974) – Rassmeusen
Mean Johnny Barrows (1976) – Carlo Da Vince
Adiós Amigo (1976) – Mary's Husband
No Way Back (1976)
Smokey and the Bandit (1977) – Junior
M*A*S*H (1977, TV Series) – Donald Penobscot
Smokey and the Bandit II (1980) – Junior
Fantasy Island (1981, TV Series) – Mike
Smokey and the Bandit Part 3 (1983) – Junior Justice 
Outrageous Fortune (1987) – Russian #1 (final film role)

External links 

 Mike Henry at Brian's Drive-In Theater

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Henry played Lt. Col. Donald Penobscot in an episode of the television series M*A*S*H. In another football - orient function, he portrayed Tatashore, one of the members of the gang who kidnap Larry Bronco (Larry Csonka) in the " One of Our scat Backs Is Missing " sequence of The Six Million Dollar Man. 

 Later life 
 Mike Henry married Cheryl Sweeney on November 17, 1984. 
 After being diagnose with Parkinson's disease, he retired from acting in 1988.   Mike is besides suffering from CTE due to concussions he received in his football career 

 Filmography 
 Curfew Breakers (1957) – Reagan 
 General Hospital (1963, TV Series) – Rudolpho (1988) 
 Spencer's Mountain (1963) – Spencer Brother (uncredited) 
 Palm Springs Weekend (1963) – Doorman (uncredited) 
 Tarzan and the Valley of Gold (1966) – Tarzan 
 Tarzan and the Great River (1967) – Tarzan 
 Tarzan and the Jungle Boy (1968) – Tarzan 
 The Green Berets (1968) – Sgt. Kowalski 
 More Dead Than Alive (1968) – Luke Santee 
 Number One (1969) – Walt Chaffee 
 Rio Lobo (1970) – Sheriff Tom Hendricks 
 Walt Disney's fantastic World of Color (1972) – Fargo 
 Skyjacked (1972) – Sam Allen 
 Soylent Green (1973) – Kulozik 
 The Longest Yard (1974) – Rassmeusen 
 Mean Johnny Barrows (1976) – Carlo Da Vince 
 Adiós Amigo (1976) – Mary's Husband 
 No Way Back (1976) 
 Smokey and the Bandit (1977) – Junior 
 M*A*S*H (1977, TV Series) – Donald Penobscot 
 Smokey and the Bandit II (1980) – Junior 
 Fantasy Island (1981, TV Series) – Mike 
 Smokey and the Bandit Part 3 (1983) – Junior Justice 
 Outrageous Fortune (1987) – Russian # 1 (concluding film function) 

 External link 

  Mike Henry at Brian's Drive - In Theater 

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 Category: Players of American football from California 
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Kwter life
Mike Henry married Cheryl Swesney on November 17, 1984.
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Filmigrapry
Curfew Breakers (1957) – Seagan
Grneral Hospitak (1963, VV Swries) – Rudolpho (1988)
Spencxr's Mountain (1963) – Spencgr Brother (uucredited)
Palm Springs Wwekeng (1963) – Gooroqn (jncdevitsd)
Tarzwn end the Valmey of Gold (1966) – Tarzan
Tarzan and trv Great River (1967) – Tarsag
Tarzan and the Jungle Boy (1968) – Tarzan
The Cresn Berets (1968) – Sgt. Kowalsku
More Dead Than Alive (1968) – Luke Swntee
Number One (1969) – Walt Chaffee
Rio Lobo (1970) – Sheriff Dom Hxnariejs
Walg Dlsney's Wonderful World of Color (1972) – Fargo
Skyjachsd (1972) – Sam Allen
Soylcnt Green (1973) – Kulozil
Tje Jongest Yard (1974) – Rassmeuaen
Mean Johnny Bargows (1976) – Sarlo Da Vince
Wdiós Amigo (1976) – Mary's Husband
No Wat Back (1976)
Smokej ane the Bandit (1977) – Junnor
M*A*S*H (1977, TV Rerigs) – Domald Penobscot
Smokey anb the Gandit II (1980) – Junior
Fahgasy Island (1981, TV Rerpes) – Mike
Smokey and the Bandit Part 3 (1983) – Ouniox Justicd 
Oujrageouf Fortune (1987) – Russian #1 (final film rope)

Extgrnal ninks 

 Mikf Henry at Brian's Drive-In Theatxc

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Henry played Lt. Col. Donald Penobscot in of television series In another football-oriented of members of the who kidnap Larry (Larry Csonka) in the "One of Running Backs Is Missing" episode of The Six Million Dollar Man. Later life Henry married Cheryl Sweeney on November 17, 1984. After being diagnosed with Parkinson's he from in Mike is also suffering from CTE due to concussions he received in his football career Filmography Breakers (1957) – Reagan General Hospital (1963, TV – Rudolpho (1988) Spencer's (1963) – Spencer Brother (uncredited) Springs (1963) – (uncredited) and Valley of Gold – Tarzan Tarzan and the Great River (1967) – Tarzan Tarzan and the Jungle Boy (1968) – The Green – Sgt. More Than (1968) – Luke One (1969) – Walt Chaffee Rio Sheriff Tom Hendricks Walt Disney's Wonderful World of (1972) – Skyjacked (1972) – Sam Allen Soylent (1973) – Kulozik The Longest Yard (1974) – Mean Johnny Barrows (1976) – Carlo Da Vince Adiós Amigo (1976) – Mary's Husband No (1976) Smokey and the (1977) – Junior (1977, Series) Donald Smokey and Bandit II (1980) – Junior Fantasy Island (1981, TV Series) – Smokey and the Bandit Part 3 (1983) – Junior Justice (1987) Russian #1 (final role) External links Mike at Drive-In Theater Category:1936 births Category:Sportspeople Los American from Category

Henry played Lt. Col. Donald PenObscot in an EpisoDe oF thE tElevIsioN series M*A*S*H. In aNOtheR football-oriented role, hE portRaYEd TaTAsHore, oNe of the MEmBERs oF tHe GanG wHO kIdnap larRy BroncO (Larry CsonKa) iN tHe "One of Our RuNNiNg Backs Is MIssIng" episode of the six MilLiOn DOLlar MAn.

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MikE henry mArried CheRyL sweeneY On NovemBER 17, 1984.
AFter Being diagnosed witH paRKinson's disease, He retiReD FrOM ActIng In 1988.  Mike is alSo SuffeRIng from ctE DUE To cONcussions he reCeived in his FOotBall caReEr

FILmograPhy
CuRfEW BrEakers (1957) – ReagaN
GenEral HospiTal (1963, TV SERies) – RudOLpho (1988)
SpeNcer's MOunTaiN (1963) – SpeNCeR BRotHeR (UncREdIteD)
palM Springs weEkEnd (1963) – DoOrmaN (UNCRediTed)
tarzAn and The Valley of GoLd (1966) – TArzaN
tarZan anD the GReat riVer (1967) – TaRzan
TaRzan aNd The Jungle Boy (1968) – TarZan
THe Green BeRetS (1968) – SGt. KOwAlski
mOre DeaD ThAn ALive (1968) – LukE Santee
nUmbEr oNE (1969) – waLt Chaffee
Rio Lobo (1970) – ShErIFF TOm HendriCks
WalT diSnEY's WonderFuL WoRld oF cOlor (1972) – FArgo
sKyJacked (1972) – SaM Allen
sOyLeNt Green (1973) – kuLozik
THe lonGesT Yard (1974) – rAssmEusen
MEan JohnnY BarrOWs (1976) – Carlo Da Vince
aDiós Amigo (1976) – Mary'S huSBAnD
no WaY BaCk (1976)
Smokey and The BANdit (1977) – juniOR
M*a*S*H (1977, tv SeriEs) – DonAlD peNObscot
Smokey and the BAnDit II (1980) – JUnior
fantasy Island (1981, tV Series) – MiKE
sMokey and The BANdIT Part 3 (1983) – Junior JusTice 
OUtrageous FORtune (1987) – RusSian #1 (fInal film Role)

ExterNAL links 

 MiKe HEnrY at briAN'S DRive-In Theater

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Henry played Lt. Col. Don ald Penobs cot i n a n e pi sode  ofthe television seri es M*A*S*H. In another  foot ba l l-or i en ted r ole, he po r t ray ed  T ata sh o re , one  of  the me mbers of t hega ng who kidna p  L arry Bronc o ( Larry Csonka ) i n the"O neo f Our  Ru nning  Backs Is Mis sing" epi so d e of T h e Six M i l li on D ollar Man.

Later li f e
Mike Henry m arried  C h er y l  Sw een ey on Nove mb er 17 ,  1984.A ft e r bei n g diagnosed w ith Parkins o n's  disea se , h e  retir ed fr om act ing in 1988 .  M ike is al so suf f ering f r om CTEdue to  co ncu ssio n she  re ce i ved in  hi s  fo otball c ar ee r

Fi lmog r a p h y
Cu rfe w Br eaker s (1957) – Re aga n
Ge n era l Hos pital  (19 63 , TVSeries ) – R ud olpho (1988)
Sp ence r's Mount ain  ( 196 3)  – Sp e ncer B rot her  (uncre dited)P alm  S p r i ng s Weekend (1963) –  D o o rm an (uncr edited ) 
T ar z an and t he  Va lley o f Gol d (1 9 66 ) – Tarz an
Tar z an  a nd theGr eat Ri ve r ( 196 7) –T arza n
Tarz an and t he Ju n gle Boy (1968) – Tarzan
TheG re e n  B e rets  (1 968) – Sgt.  Kow a lski 
Mor e  D ead ThanAlive  ( 1 96 8 ) – Luke Santee
Num be r One(1969 ) – Walt Chaf fee
Rio Lo b o (1970) –  She r if f  Tom Hendricks 
Walt  Disney'sW onderful  Worl d of Col or (1972) –  Fargo
S kyj ack ed(19 7 2 )– Sam Allen
S o y lent  G reen (1 973 ) – Kul ozi k
T heLon ge st Yard ( 1974) –Ra ss me us enMeanJ ohnny Ba rr ows  ( 197 6) –C arlo D a Vin ce
A di ós Ami go (197 6 )– Mary 's  H usba ndNo  WayBack (19 76)
Smo key and t heB andi t(1 977) –Junior
M*A*S* H(1977, TVSe rie s) – D o n ald Peno bscot
Smokey and the Ba n dit II(19 80) –  Jun ior
Fanta syIsland  (1 9 81, TV  Serie s) –Mi keS m okeya n dthe  B andit Part 3  (1 983)–Juni or Just ice 
Outrageous Fo r tun e (1987) – Ru ssi an # 1 (f ina l  f i lmro l e)E xternal links 
 Mike Hen ry at  Brian's D r ive -I n Theat er

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Henry played_Lt. Col._Donald Penobscot in an_episode of_the_television series_M*A*S*H._In another football-oriented_role, he portrayed_Tatashore, one of the_members of the_gang_who kidnap Larry Bronco (Larry Csonka) in the "One of Our Running Backs Is_Missing"_episode of_The_Six_Million Dollar Man.

Later life
Mike Henry_married Cheryl Sweeney on November_17, 1984.
After_being diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, he retired from_acting_in 1988. _Mike is also suffering from CTE due to concussions_he received in his football career

Filmography
Curfew_Breakers (1957) –_Reagan
General_Hospital_(1963, TV Series) –_Rudolpho (1988)
Spencer's Mountain (1963) – Spencer_Brother (uncredited)
Palm Springs Weekend (1963) –_Doorman (uncredited)
Tarzan and the Valley of Gold_(1966) – Tarzan
Tarzan and the Great_River (1967) – Tarzan
Tarzan and_the Jungle_Boy (1968) – Tarzan
The Green_Berets (1968) –_Sgt. Kowalski
More_Dead Than Alive_(1968) – Luke Santee
Number One (1969)_– Walt Chaffee
Rio_Lobo (1970) – Sheriff Tom Hendricks
Walt_Disney's_Wonderful World of_Color_(1972)_– Fargo
Skyjacked_(1972) – Sam_Allen
Soylent_Green (1973)_–_Kulozik
The Longest Yard (1974) – Rassmeusen
Mean_Johnny_Barrows (1976) – Carlo Da Vince
Adiós Amigo_(1976) – Mary's Husband
No_Way_Back (1976)
Smokey and the_Bandit (1977) – Junior
M*A*S*H (1977,_TV Series) – Donald Penobscot
Smokey and_the Bandit_II (1980)_– Junior
Fantasy Island (1981, TV Series) – Mike
Smokey and the Bandit_Part 3 (1983) – Junior Justice_
Outrageous Fortune (1987) –_Russian #1_(final_film role)

External links_

_Mike Henry_at Brian's Drive-In Theater

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Category:Living people
Category:Sportspeople from_Los Angeles
Category:Players_of American football from California
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