Tim McCoy Net Worth

Timothy John Fitzgerald McCoy net worth is
$7 Million

Timothy John Fitzgerald McCoy Wiki: Salary, Married, Wedding, Spouse, Family

Timothy John Fitzgerald "Tim" McCoy (April 10, 1891 – January 29, 1978) was an American actor, military officer, and expert on American Indian life and customs.

Full Name	Timothy John Fitzgerald McCoy
Net Worth	$7 Million
Date Of Birth	April 10, 1891
Died	1978-01-29
Place Of Birth	Saginaw, Michigan, USA
Height	5' 11" (1.8 m)
Occupation	Actor, showman, television host
Profession	Actor, Miscellaneous Crew, Writer
Spouse	Alice Miller
Nicknames	Tim McCoy, McCoy, Tim
Star Sign	Aries

Title	Salary
The Traitor (1936)	$4,000
Ghost Patrol (1936)	$4,000
The Lion's Den (1936)	$4,000
Aces and Eights (1936)	$4,000
Lightnin' Bill Carson (1936)	$4,000
Border Caballero (1936)	$4,000
Roarin' Guns (1936)	$4,000
Bulldog Courage (1935)	$4,000
The Man from Guntown (1935)	$4,000
The Outlaw Deputy (1935)	$4,000
The Desert Rider (1929)	$4,000
Sioux Blood (1929)	$4,000
The Overland Telegraph (1929)	$4,000
Morgan's Last Raid (1929)	$4,000
The Bushranger (1928)	$4,000
Beyond the Sierras (1928)	$4,000
The Adventurer (1928)	$4,000
Riders of the Dark (1928)	$4,000
Wyoming (1928)	$4,000
The Law of the Range (1928)	$4,000
Spoilers of the West (1927)	$4,000
Foreign Devils (1927)	$4,000
The Frontiersman (1927)	$4,000
California (1927)	$4,000
Winners of the Wilderness (1927)	$4,000
War Paint (1926)	$4,000

#	Quote
1	[about fellow western actor Buck Jones] Buck Jones was a very fine fellow. They sort of wondered when they teamed Buck and I, who'd been rivals, they might have expected a lot of fireworks, you know, that we'd be fighting one another on the set [of the "Rough Riders" western series] all the time. Instead of that, it worked out to be the most amiable association two actors could have. Buck and I got along beautifully and never got in each other's way. In fact, we were always helping one another. I think the Rough Riders was one of the best B-western series that's been made. Even though I was in it, I don't hesitate to say that. But then the war [World War II] came on and I quit to go back in the army.
2	I've never been sentimental about my horse. The horse doesn't give a damn about you. If you want to know the truth - horses are dumb.

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[about fellow western actor Buck Jones] Buck Jones was a very fine fellow. They sort of wondered when they teamed Buck and I, who'd been rivals, they might have expected a lot of fireworks, you know, that we'd be fighting one another on the set [of the "Rough Riders" western series] all the time. Instead of that, it worked out to be the most amiable association two actors could have. Buck and I got along beautifully and never got in each other's way. In fact, we were always helping one another. I think the Rough Riders was one of the best B-western series that's been made. Even though I was in it, I don't hesitate to say that. But then the war [World War II] came on and I quit to go back in the army.

I've never been sentimental about my horse. The horse doesn't give a damn about you. If you want to know the truth - horses are dumb.

#	Fact
1	During World War I, he served as an artillery officer in the US Army in France.
2	In addition to making his home in Los Angeles, McCoy maintained a ranch in Wyoming for many years during his career.
3	Inducted into the Hall of Great Western Performers of the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum in 1973.
4	Hosted local TV (Los Angeles) with The Tim McCoy Show (1952) for children on weekday afternoons and Saturdays in which he provided authentic history lessons on the Old West. He won a local Emmy but wasn't there to pick it up. He was competing against "Webster Webfoot" in the "Best Children's Show" category and refused to show up saying, "I'll be damned if I'm going to sit there and get beaten by a talking duck!"
5	In real life McCoy was a sharpshooter and famed for his fast draw. A film editor once timed it on 35mm film with 24 frames per second. It took exactly six frames from the blur of his hand to the smoke issuing from the end of his gun.
6	Rode several horses with different names during his long career. In his earlier films he rode a snow-white horse named "Pal". In the "Rough Riders" series he mounted a black stallion called "Baron" and (later) "Ace".
7	Not only an expert on the Old West, but an authority on Indian folklore. One of the few white men still alive who could converse in Indian sign language.
8	The Arapahoe Indians adopted Tim as a brother and called him "High Eagle."
9	Inducted into the Cowboy Hall of Fame in 1974.

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Actor

Title	Year	Status	Character
Requiem for a Gunfighter	1965		Judge Irving Short
Run of the Arrow	1957		Gen. Allen (as Colonel Tim McCoy)
Around the World in Eighty Days	1956		U.S. Cavalry Colonel (as Col. Tim McCoy)
Indian Agent	1955	TV Movie	Bill Carson
West of the Law	1942		Marshal Tim McCall
Riders of the West	1942		Marshal Tim McCall
Down Texas Way	1942		U. S. Marshal Tim McCall
Ghost Town Law	1942		Marshal Tim McCall
Below the Border	1942		Marshal Tim McCall
Forbidden Trails	1941		Marshal Tim McCall - Posing as Ace Porter
The Gunman from Bodie	1941		Marshal Tim McCall
Arizona Bound	1941		Marshal Tim McCall aka Parson McCall
The Texas Marshal	1941		Marshal Trigger Tim Rand
Outlaws of the Rio Grande	1941		Marshal Tim Barton
Riders of Black Mountain	1940		Marshal Tim Donovan
Arizona Gang Busters	1940		Trigger Tim Rand
Gun Code	1940		Marshal Tim Hammond posing asTim Hays
Frontier Crusader	1940		Trigger Tim Rand
Texas Renegades	1940		'Silent' Tim Smith
Trigger Fingers	1939		'Lightning' Bill Carson
The Fighting Renegade	1939		Bill Carson posing as El Puma
Straight Shooter	1939		'Lightning' Bill Carson
Outlaws' Paradise	1939		Captain William Carson / Trigger Mallory
Texas Wildcats	1939		'Lightning' Bill Carson
Code of the Cactus	1939		'Lightning' Bill Carson posing as Miguel
Six-Gun Trail	1938		Captain William Carson
Lightning Carson Rides Again	1938		Lightning Bill Carson aka Jose Fernandez (as Colonel Tim McCoy)
Phantom Ranger	1938		Tim Hayes
Two Gun Justice	1938		Tim
Code of the Rangers	1938		Tim Strong
West of Rainbow's End	1938		Tim Hart
The Traitor	1936		Sergeant Tim Vallance - Texas Ranger
Ghost Patrol	1936		Tim Caverly
The Lion's Den	1936		Tim Barton
Aces and Eights	1936		'Gentleman' Tim Madigan
Lightnin' Bill Carson	1936		Lightnin' Bill Carson
Border Caballero	1936		Tim Ross
Roarin' Guns	1936		Tim Corwin
The Man from Guntown	1935		Tim Hanlon
Riding Wild	1935		Tim Malloy / Tex Ravelle
The Outlaw Deputy	1935		Tim Mallory
Justice of the Range	1935		Tim Condon
Fighting Shadows	1935		Constable Tim O'Hara
The Revenge Rider	1935		Tim O'Neil
Law Beyond the Range	1935		Tim McDonald
Square Shooter	1935		Tim Baxter
The Westerner	1934		Tim Addison
Prescott Kid	1934		Tim Hamlin
Beyond the Law	1934		Tim Weston
A Man's Game	1934		Tim Bradley
Hell Bent for Love	1934		Police Captain Tim Daley
Voice in the Night	1934		Tim Dale
Speed Wings	1934		Tim
Straightaway	1933		Tim Dawson
Hold the Press	1933		Tim Collins
Police Car 17	1933		Tim Conlon
Rusty Rides Alone	1933		Tim Burke
The Whirlwind	1933		Tim Reynolds
Silent Men	1933		Tim Richards
Man of Action	1933		Tim Barlow
End of the Trail	1932		Captain Tim Travers
The Western Code	1932		Tim Barrett
Fighting for Justice	1932		Tim Keene
Cornered	1932		Sheriff Tim Laramie
Daring Danger	1932		Tim Madigan
Two-Fisted Law	1932		Tim Clark
The Riding Tornado	1932		Tim Torrant
Texas Cyclone	1932		Texas Grant
The Fighting Fool	1932		Sheriff Tim Collins
The Fighting Marshal	1931		Tim Benton
Shotgun Pass	1931		Tim Walker
The One Way Trail	1931		Tim Allen
Heroes of the Flames	1931		Bob Darrow
The Indians Are Coming	1930		Jack Manning
The Desert Rider	1929		Jed Tyler
Sioux Blood	1929		Flood
A Night on the Range	1929	Short
The Overland Telegraph	1929		Captain Allen
Morgan's Last Raid	1929		Capt. Daniel Clairbourne
The Bushranger	1928		Edward
Beyond the Sierras	1928		The Masked Stranger
The Adventurer	1928		Jim McClellan
Riders of the Dark	1928		Lt. Crane
Wyoming	1928		Lt. Jack Colton
The Law of the Range	1928		Jim Lockhart
Spoilers of the West	1927		Lieutenant Lang
Foreign Devils	1927		Capt. Robert Kelly
The Frontiersman	1927		John Dale
California	1927		Capt. Archibald Gillespie
Winners of the Wilderness	1927		Col. Sir Dennis O'Hara (as Colonel Tim McCoy)
War Paint	1926		Lt. Tim Marshall
The Thundering Herd	1925		Burn Hudnall (as Col. T.J. McCoy)

Miscellaneous

Title	Year	Status
The Vanishing American	1925	technical advisor
The Thundering Herd	1925	buffalo wrangler
The Covered Wagon	1923	liaison: Indians

Writer

Title	Year	Status	Character
Wild West	1952	TV Series 1 episode

Producer

Title	Year	Status	Character
Wild West	1952	TV Series producer - 1 episode

Self

Title	Year	Status	Character
Hollywood	1980	TV Mini-Series documentary	Himself
This Is Your Life	1972	TV Series	Himself
The Tim McCoy Show	1952	TV Series	Himself (1952)
Wild West	1952	TV Series	Himself
Screen Snapshots Series 14, No. 6	1935	Short documentary	Himself
Hollywood on Parade No. A-13	1933	Short	Himself
Screen Snapshots	1932/I	Documentary short	Himself

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Won Awards

Year	Award	Ceremony	Nomination	Movie
1960	Star on the Walk of Fame	Walk of Fame	Motion Picture	On 8 February 1960. At 1600 Vine Street.

Known for movies

Around the World in Eighty Days (1956)
as U.S. Cavalry Colonel

Two-Fisted Law (1932)
as Tim Clark

Texas Cyclone (1932)
as Texas Grant

Aces and Eights (1936)
as 'Gentleman' Tim Madigan

Tim McCoy Net Worth

Timothy John Fitzgerald McCoy net worth is
$7 Million