Max Baer Jr. in Macon County Line
Max Baer Jr. (1937 - )
a.k.a Max Baer
Film Deaths[]
- A Time For Killing (1967) [Sgt Luther Liskell, Confederate army]: Fatally shot inside the mission following a confrontation with fellow soldier Duke Hobbie, whom he has shot first, he manages to stagger outside and finally drops to his knees before being shot in the back by Duke who has crawled out after him. (Thanks to Brian)
- Macon County Line (1974) [Deputy Reed Morgan]: Shot to death (off-screen) by his son (Leif Garrett) in the woods. (Due to his son's mental state at the time, it's unclear whether the shooting was deliberate, accidental, or mistaken identity.) His body is shown afterwards when Sam Gilman discovers him.
Television Deaths[]
- Murder, She Wrote: Jack and Bill (1989) [Johnny Wheeler]: Shot twice in the chest (off-screen) by Gary Carlos Cervantes. His body is shown afterwards when Ken Howard and Pat Harrington Jr. discover him in hospital room.
Notable Connections[]
- Son of Max Baer (boxer/actor)
- Nephew of Buddy Baer (boxer/actor)
- Uncle of Amy Lynn Baxter