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| − | '''Archibald W. "Arch" Hall, Jr.''' (born December 2, 1943) is an American who worked as an actor in the 1960s. |
+ | '''Archibald W. "Arch" Hall, Jr.''' (born December 2, 1943) is an American who worked as an actor in the 1960s. The son of [[Arch Hall Sr.]] Hall is also a musician and author who had a long, successful career as an airline pilot. |
| − | Hall is best known to MST3K fans for playing the role of |
+ | Hall is best known to MST3K fans for playing the role of Tom Nelson in the 1962 movie'' [[Eegah]]'', which [[Joel Robinson|Joel]] and the bots screened in 1993. Hall's last movie role in ''Deadwood '76.'' |
| − | Following a handful of other roles in the 60s |
+ | Following a handful of other roles in the 60s, Hall became an airline pilot. In 1967 Hall went to work for Flying Tiger Airlines as a co-pilot, working his way up to becoming a Captain flying 747s. In 1989 Flying Tiger was accquired by FedEX and Hall continued flying DC10s for them until his 2003 retirement. |
| − | Since retirement Hall flew for another company that had operations in both the US and Japan. |
+ | Since retirement Hall flew for another company that had operations in both the US and Japan. He now lives in Florida. |
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Revision as of 03:18, 29 November 2015
Archibald W. "Arch" Hall, Jr. (born December 2, 1943) is an American who worked as an actor in the 1960s. The son of Arch Hall Sr. Hall is also a musician and author who had a long, successful career as an airline pilot.
Hall is best known to MST3K fans for playing the role of Tom Nelson in the 1962 movie Eegah, which Joel and the bots screened in 1993. Hall's last movie role in Deadwood '76.
Following a handful of other roles in the 60s, Hall became an airline pilot. In 1967 Hall went to work for Flying Tiger Airlines as a co-pilot, working his way up to becoming a Captain flying 747s. In 1989 Flying Tiger was accquired by FedEX and Hall continued flying DC10s for them until his 2003 retirement.
Since retirement Hall flew for another company that had operations in both the US and Japan. He now lives in Florida.
