Dale Robertson Set in the 1870s and 1880s, the series starred Oklahoma native Dale Robertson as Wells Fargo special agent Jim Hardie, noted at the time as "the left-handed gun". The character was fictional, but the series' development was influenced by the biography of Wells Fargo detective Fred J. Dodge.

Showcasing her many talents, Academy Award-winning actress Regina King helps launch a new credit card and spurs the latest action in Wells Fargo's long-standing commitment to equity.

Tales of Wells Fargo (TV Series 1957–1962) - Filming & production - IMDb.

The move put the show in direct competition with the hit series Perry Mason. After a change in management at Universal (the studio financing the series), Tales of Wells Fargo was canceled due to high production costs. The final episode aired on September 8, 1962.

Tales of Wells Fargo The next Western Michael Landon appeared in was Tales of Wells Fargo. He was cast in three episodes, all originally airing in 1957.

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Mack, who joined Wells Fargo in 1984, was tapped to lead the company's Wells Fargo Advisors retail brokerage in 2014. She vaulted to prominence in mid-2016 when she was assigned to run the firm's community-banking division as a fake-accounts scandal was erupting.

The story, set in the 1860s, relates the exploits of Jim Hardie, a troubleshooter for Wells Fargo Incorporated, a gold transporting company. In the pilot episode, Hardie attempts to stop a gang of outlaws who are looting Wells Fargo stagecoaches.

The film's special edition DVD contains yet another account, that the film was inspired by the 1986 murder of Helle Crafts, a Danish–American flight attendant from Connecticut at the hands of her husband, Richard, who disposed of her body through a wood chipper.

The move put the show in direct competition with the hit series Perry Mason. After a change in management at Universal (the studio financing the series), Tales of Wells Fargo was canceled due to high production costs. The final episode aired on September 8, 1962. Robertson, S.

However, neither the movie nor the TV show are actually based on true events. In a 2014 interview, the show's executive producer Noah Hawley clarified the "true story" episode introductions by saying "the show.... It's all just made up.

That Washburn Girl - Tales of Wells Fargo (Season 5, Episode 21) - Apple TV. S5 E21: Jack Nicholson stars as the fiancé of an outlaw's daughter.