Have Gun - Will Travel The Ballad of Oscar Wilde (Season 2, Episode 12)
Not Rated
TV Episode | 26 min | Western

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Have Gun - Will Travel

The Ballad of Oscar Wilde (Season 2, Episode 12)

Not Rated

TV Episode | 26 min | Western

When the noted Irish humorist plans an appearance in San Francisco, Paladin must extricate Oscar Wilde from the unpleasant predicament of being held for ransom.

Director

Richard Whorf

Writers

Irving Wallace (written by) | Herb Meadow (created by) | Sam Rolfe (created by)

Producer

Sam Rolfe

Cinematographer

Howard Schwartz

Editor

Harry Coswick

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Edit Released

Updated Dec 6, 1958

Release date

Dec 6, 1958 (United States)

Awards

Series awards

Nominated for 5 Primetime Emmy Awards. Another 1 win & 1 nomination

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Cast	+ Add Cast
14 cast members

Name	Known for
Richard Boone Paladin Paladin See fewer	Have Gun - Will Travel (1957)
John O'Malley Oscar Wilde Oscar Wilde See fewer	Have Gun - Will Travel (1957)
Richard Shannon Jim Rook Jim Rook See fewer	Artists and Models (1955)
Jack Hogan Chris Rook Chris Rook See fewer	Combat! (1962)
Roy Engel Matson Matson See fewer	Zombies of the Stratosphere (1952)
Dan Sheridan Stage Driver Stage Driver See fewer	Lawman (1958)
Bob Hoy Carpenter (as Robert Hoy) Carpenter (as Robert Hoy) See fewer	The Enforcer (1976)
David Lewis Col. Carrington Col. Carrington See fewer	The Apartment (1960)
Chet Stratton Secretary (as Chester Stratton) Secretary (as Chester Stratton) See fewer	Hawaiian Eye (1959)
Felix Locher Fisherman Fisherman See fewer	Star Trek (1966)
Kam Tong Hey Boy Hey Boy See fewer	Flower Drum Song (1961)
Albert Cavens Desk Clerk (uncredited) Desk Clerk (uncredited) See fewer	Cyrano de Bergerac (1950)
William Meader Hotel Guest (uncredited) Hotel Guest (uncredited) See fewer	Star Trek (1966)
Tony Regan Citizen (uncredited) Citizen (uncredited) See fewer	Billy Jack Goes to Washington (1977)