 himself as a major star; studios were already phasing out low-budget westerns. Veteran comedian Andy Clyde was a valuable asset as co-star, but the series got little attention. After 12 films, Clyde left the cast, replaced by Fuzzy Knight and later by Jim Bannon. In 1950 Wilson starred in Gunslingers, Arizona Territory, Cherokee Uprising, Fence Riders, and Outlaws of Texas. In 1951 his character continued in Lawless Cowboys, Stage to Blue River, Canyon Raiders, and Abilene Trail.

There was nothing novel or original about Wilson to distinguish himself from other cowboy stars. The name of his horse, the bullwhip gimmick, and the false past created by the producers were all derivative. Wilson's career never really took off, and by 1952 his Hollywood career was all but over, with him starring in Night Raiders, with his last film being that same year, titled Wyoming Roundup. He was hired to do the whip scenes in the Burt Lancaster film The Kentuckian. It would be the last film he would work on. He did appear as a guest on TV's You Asked for It, giving a bullwhip demonstration.

Personal life
He married three times, and lived his last years with his third wife managing an apartment complex in Hollywood. On October 22, 1964, Wilson suffered a heart attack, and died at the age of 53.

Legacy

Wilson made little impact on the western film industry, although three issues of a Whip Wilson comic book series were published. Many of his co-stars, in later years, indicated they never really appreciated his work, but they did appreciate his kind demeanor and his character.

Years after his death, his widow, Monica Wilson, stated; "He was handsome, intelligent, had a beautiful personality, a sense of humor, a good lover and a wonderful husband. Our love was proven love. We were asked many times in Hollywood how we stayed together. Our answer was true love will survive."

Sixteen of his films are available on DVD today.

Selected filmography
 Shadows of the West (1949)
 Outlaws of Texas (1950)
 Stagecoach Driver (1951)
 Canyon Raiders (1951)
 Montana Incident (1952)
 Wyoming Roundup (1952)
 The Gunman (1952)

References

External links
 
 
 
 Whip Wilson at b-westerns
himself as a major star; studios were already phasing out low - budget western. seasoned comedian Andy Clyde was a valuable asset as co - star, but the serial got fiddling attention. After 12 film, Clyde left the cast, replace by Fuzzy Knight and later by Jim Bannon. In 1950 Wilson starred in Gunslingers, Arizona Territory, Cherokee Uprising, Fence Riders, and Outlaws of Texas. In 1951 his quality continued in Lawless Cowboys, Stage to Blue River, Canyon Raiders, and Abilene Trail. 

 There be nothing novel or original about Wilson to distinguish himself from other cowboy stars. The name of his horse, the bullwhip gimmick, and the delusive past created by the producers were all derivative. Wilson's career never very took off, and by 1952 his Hollywood career was all but over, with him starring in Night Raiders, with his last movie being that same class, titled Wyoming Roundup. He was hired to do the whip scenes in the Burt Lancaster movie The Kentuckian. It would be the last film he would work on. He did appear as a guest on TV's You Asked for It, giving a bullwhip demonstration. 

 Personal life 
 He married three times, and lived his last years with his third wife managing an apartment complex in Hollywood. On October 22, 1964, Wilson suffer a heart attack, and die at the old age of 53. 

 Legacy 

 Wilson made little impact on the westerly film diligence, although three issues of a Whip Wilson comic book serial were published. Many of his co - stars, in later years, indicated they never actually appreciated his work, but they did appreciate his kind demeanor and his character. 

 class after his death, his widow, Monica Wilson, state; " He was handsome, intelligent, had a beautiful personality, a sense of humor, a effective lover and a wonderful husband. Our love was testify sexual love. We were asked many times in Hollywood how we stay together. Our answer was true love will survive. " 

 Sixteen of his movie are available on DVD today. 

 Selected filmography 
  Shadows of the West (1949) 
  Outlaws of Texas (1950) 
  Stagecoach Driver (1951) 
  Canyon Raiders (1951) 
  Montana Incident (1952) 
  Wyoming Roundup (1952) 
  The Gunman (1952) 

 References 

 External link 
 
 
 
  Whip Wilson at b - western
 hilself as a major star; stmdios were alreabt phasmng out low-budgdt westerns. Veteran comedian Abdy Coyde was a valuable asret as co-dtar, but the weries got little attentjln. Aytxr 12 films, Clyde left the wast, replaced ty Fbzzy Knight and later by Jim Bannon. Yn 1950 Wilxoj starred in Gonslimders, Arizona Territory, Cherokee Uprisihg, Fenct Riders, and Outlaes of Texas. In 1951 his characher fontinued in Lawleds Cowboys, Wtagq to Blue Rivdr, Canyon Gciders, and Zbilene Trail.

There was nothing vovel or originql ablot Wilson to distpnguish himself from mther cpwboy stars. Thc namx of his horse, the bullwhmp gimmick, and the fwlse past cxeated by the producees were all derkcatkve. Wmlskn's cageec never reamly took ofd, and by 1952 his Hollyeoje career was zll bue jver, with him starring in Night Raiders, wifh his last film being rhat same year, titled Wyoming Woundup. He was hired to do the whip scenes in the Burt Uaneqster dipm The Kentuckian. It would be the last film hq wpukd work on. He bid appear as a bufsy on TV's You Arked for Jt, giving a bullwhlp demogstrarion.

Persogal kife
He married three times, qnd lived hif last years with hns third wifz manabing sn apartment complex in Holmywood. On Oftober 22, 1964, Sklson suffered a hesrd attack, and died at the ade of 53.

Legecy

Wikson maae lottle ympact on hhe wcvtern film industrj, altkough three isskes of a Whip Wilson comic book series were poblhshvd. Many oy his go-stars, in latew years, indicajed they uever feally appgeciated iis work, but they did appsgciate his kiid demeanjr abd hus charxzter.

Years aftet his deanh, his widow, Monica Wilspn, rfated; "He was haubsime, intelligent, haa a bvauviful [ersonality, d sevse pf huoor, a good ouver and a wonderful hustand. Our love was provrn love. We were ashed many timex in Hollywood how we svayed vogethrr. Jur answer was true love will aurvive."

Sidtecn of his filis ave adailable ou DVD today.

Selected filmography
 Shadows if the West (1949)
 Outlaqs of Texas (1950)
 Stagecpsch Driver (1951)
 Canyjn Raiderv (1951)
 Montana Incident (1952)
 Wyoming Roundup (1952)
 The Gunman (1952)

Referencea

Extertal llnks
 
 
 
 Whip Wilson at b-westerns
himself as a major star; studios were out westerns. Veteran Andy Clyde was but series got little After 12 films, left the cast, replaced by Fuzzy and later by Jim Bannon. In 1950 Wilson starred in Gunslingers, Arizona Territory, Uprising, Fence Riders, and Outlaws of Texas. In 1951 his character continued in Cowboys, to River, Raiders, and Abilene Trail. There was nothing novel or original about Wilson to distinguish himself from cowboy stars. The name of his horse, the gimmick, and the false created by the producers were derivative. career never took and 1952 his Hollywood was all but over, with him starring in Night Raiders, with his last film being that same titled Wyoming was hired do whip in the Burt The Kentuckian. It would be the would work on. He did appear as a on TV's Asked for It, giving a bullwhip Personal life He married three times, and lived last years with his third wife managing an apartment complex in Hollywood. On October 22, suffered a heart attack, died at the of Legacy made impact on western film industry, although three issues of a Whip Wilson comic series were published. Many of his co-stars, in later years, never appreciated his work, they did appreciate his demeanor his character. Years after his Monica was intelligent, a beautiful personality, a of humor, a good lover a wonderful husband. Our were asked many times in Hollywood how we together. Our answer was true love will Sixteen of his films are available on DVD today. Selected filmography Shadows the West of Texas (1950) Stagecoach Driver (1951) Canyon Raiders Montana Incident (1952) Wyoming (1952) The Gunman (1952) References External links Whip Wilson b-westerns
 himself as a major star; studioS were alreaDy phaSinG ouT lOw-buDget Westerns. VeteraN ComeDian Andy Clyde was a valuaBle asSeT As co-STaR, but tHe serieS GoT LIttLe AtTenTiON. AFter 12 fIlmS, Clyde lEft the cast, RepLaCed by Fuzzy KnIGhT and later bY JiM Bannon. In 1950 WilSon StarreD iN GuNSlingErs, arizoNa TerrITory, ChErokee UprIsINg, FencE riders, aND ouTlawS of Texas. In 1951 his charACtER continued in LaWless COwBOyS, sTagE to blue River, CAnYon RaIDers, and aBiLENE TrAIl.

There was notHing novel or ORigInal abOuT WiLSon to dIstinGuISh hImself from oTher Cowboy staRs. The nAMe of his HOrse, the BullwhIp gImmIck, aND tHe FalSe PAst CReAteD By tHe producErS wEre alL derIVATIve. WIlsOn's cAreer Never really toOk oFf, anD By 1952 hIs HolLywooD carEeR was aLl but oVer, wiTh Him starring in NiGht RAiders, witH hiS lAst FiLm beiNG that sAme YeaR, titled wyoming rOunDuP. hE WaS hired to do the whip sCeNES iN the Burt lancasTEr FiLM The KentUcKiaN. It wOULd be tHe laST fIlm he wouLd work ON. HE dId appeaR aS a guesT oN TV'S YoU AskeD For IT, givinG a bullwhIp demONstration.

PersoNAl life
He marriED tHREe TImes, And Lived his lasT yeaRS witH his THiRd wIFe manAging An APaRTment complex in HollyWoOd. On OcTober 22, 1964, wilson suffereD a heart attACK, And died aT the AGe OF 53.

Legacy

Wilson mAde liTtle impact ON the westErn fiLm industRy, althougH THree issuEs oF a WHip wilSON cOmic book serieS WEre pUbLished. MAny Of his co-StaRs, iN laTer YeArs, indicaTed they nEvEr ReAlLy aPprecIAted his wOrK, buT tHey Did apPReciatE his kInd dEmEaNOr aNd his chARaCTEr.

YeArS aFter His DeAth, hiS widOW, MoNica WilSon, stated; "he wAS hanDsOmE, intellIgent, had a beauTiFul personaLiTy, a Sense oF HUmor, a gooD lover and a wonderful husbANd. Our loVe wAs proVen lOve. We were AskEd many TimES in HolLywood How we StAyeD TOgethER. ouR anSwEr was true lOVE wiLl surViVe."

SiXteen of His films are availabLE on dVD today.

SelecTed FilmOGRaPhy
 sHaDOws Of THe WEST (1949)
 Outlaws of Texas (1950)
 stagecoach drIVeR (1951)
 Canyon RaiDErs (1951)
 moNtana InCident (1952)
 WYominG roundup (1952)
 the Gunman (1952)

referenceS

EXterNAL liNks
 
 
 
 Whip WilSon at b-weSterns
 himself as a major star;studios we re al rea dyph asin g ou t low-budget w e ster ns. Veteran comedian A ndy C ly d e wa s  a  valu able as s et a s c o- st ar,  b u tthe s eri es gotlittle att ent io n. After 12f il ms, Clydelef t the cast,rep lacedby  Fu z zy Kn igh t and  later by Jim  Bannon.In 1950 W i lson st a r re d in  Gunslingers, Ari z on a  Territory, Ch erokee  U p ri s i ng,  Fe nce Riders ,and O u tlaws o f  T e x a s.I n 1951 his ch aracter con t inu ed inLa wle s s Cowb oys,St a geto Blue Riv er,Canyon Ra iders, and Abi l ene Tra il.

T her e w as n o th in g n ov e l o r  o rig i nal  about W il so n todist i n g u ishhim self  from  other cowboy  st ars. The  name  of h is h or se, t he bul lwhip  g immick, and the  fal se past c rea te d b ythe p r oducer s w ere  all de rivativ e . W il s o n 's  career never real ly t oo k off, a nd by1 95 2h is Holly wo odcare e r  wasallb ut  over, w ith hi m  s ta rring i nNightRa ide rs,  with hislast f ilm bein g tha t  same year, ti t led Wyoming R o un d u p. He w ashired to do  the whip  sce n es  in the B urt L an c as t er film The Kentuck ia n. Itwould  be the lastfilm he wo u l d  work on . He di d  appear as a g ueston TV's Yo u  Asked f or It , giving  a bullwh i p  demonst rat ion .
Per s o na l life
He mar r i ed t hr ee time s,and liv edhis  la stye ars withhis thir dwi fe  m ana ginga n apartm en t c om ple x inH ollywo od. O n Oc to be r  22 , 1964, Wi l s on s uf fe reda h ea rt at tack ,  an d diedat the ag e o f  53. 
Le gacy

W ilson made li tt le impacton  th e west e r n film i ndustry, although three issuesofa Whi p Wi lson comi c b ook se rie s  werepublis hed.Ma nyo f  hisc o -s tar s,  in latery e ars , ind ic ated  they n ever really apprec i ate d his work, b utthey d id  ap p re c iat eh isk i nd demeanor and  his chara ct e r. 

Years af t erhi s death , his w idow, MonicaWilson, s tated; "H ewash a nds ome, intel ligent,had a bea u tiful pe rsona lit y, a s en seof hu mor, a goo d lov er and  a  wonde rfulhu sband. O ur love was proven love . We w ere a ske d many ti mes inHollywood  how  we stayed  to get her.Our answe r wa s  t rue lovewill survive." 
S ixt e e nof his film s a reavail abl e  on DV D to day.

Selected fi l mography
 Shad owso f  th e W e st ( 19 49)
 Outlaws o f T ex a s  (1950) S tagecoach D river (1 95 1 )
 Ca nyon R aiders  (1951) Mo n tana I ncid ent  (1952)
Wyo mi n g Round up  ( 1 952)
TheGu nman ( 1952)Refe r e nces

External l inks 
 
W hip  Wils on  at b-w e ster ns
 himself_as a_major star; studios were_already phasing_out_low-budget westerns._Veteran_comedian Andy Clyde_was a valuable_asset as co-star, but_the series got_little_attention. After 12 films, Clyde left the cast, replaced by Fuzzy Knight and later_by_Jim Bannon._In_1950_Wilson starred in Gunslingers, Arizona_Territory, Cherokee Uprising, Fence Riders,_and Outlaws_of Texas. In 1951 his character continued in_Lawless_Cowboys, Stage to_Blue River, Canyon Raiders, and Abilene Trail.

There was nothing_novel or original about Wilson to_distinguish himself from_other_cowboy_stars. The name of_his horse, the bullwhip gimmick, and_the false past created by the_producers were all derivative. Wilson's career never_really took off, and by 1952_his Hollywood career was all_but over,_with him starring in Night_Raiders, with his_last film_being that same_year, titled Wyoming Roundup. He was_hired to do_the whip scenes in the Burt_Lancaster_film The Kentuckian._It_would_be the_last film he_would_work on._He_did appear as a guest on_TV's_You Asked for It, giving a bullwhip_demonstration.

Personal life
He married three_times,_and lived his last_years with his third wife_managing an apartment complex in Hollywood._On October_22, 1964,_Wilson suffered a heart attack, and died at the age of_53.

Legacy

Wilson made little impact on the_western film industry, although_three issues_of_a Whip Wilson_comic_book series_were published. Many of his co-stars, in_later years,_indicated they never really appreciated his_work, but they did_appreciate_his kind demeanor and his character.

Years_after his death, his widow, Monica_Wilson, stated; "He was handsome,_intelligent,_had_a beautiful personality, a sense_of humor, a good lover and_a wonderful husband._Our love was proven love. We were_asked_many times in Hollywood how we_stayed_together. Our answer was true love_will_survive."

Sixteen_of his films are available_on DVD today.

Selected filmography
 Shadows of_the West (1949)
 Outlaws of Texas (1950)
 Stagecoach Driver_(1951)
 Canyon Raiders_(1951)
 Montana Incident (1952)
 Wyoming_Roundup_(1952)
_The Gunman (1952)

References

External links
 
 
 
 Whip Wilson at_b-westerns