Ryan red corn biography of william hill

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The Voice of John Redcorn on ‘King of the Hill’ Lost His Home and His Dog in A San Antonio Fire

Following a tragic house fire at his residency in San Antonio, Texas, King of the Hill actor Jonathan Joss is now without a place to live while he mourns the death of his dog.

According to San Antonio news outlet Ksat, firefighters arrived at Joss’ house early on Thursday afternoon after receiving a call about a house fire, but they weren’t able to extinguish the flame before the home that Joss’ father built in 1957 burnt down. Joss wasn’t in his house at the time of the blaze, but the fire did trap one of his two dogs in the collapsing home, killing the pet. Joss, 59, is best known for taking over the voice role of John Redcorn on King of the Hill in the show’s second season following the death of the original actor Victor Aaron.

“This is a house I grew up in. I’m more...

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Dale Gribble

Fictional character

Fictional character

Dale Alvin Gribble is a fictionalcharacter in the Fox animated series King of the Hill,^[2] voiced by Johnny Hardwick. A neighbor of Hank Hill, he is characterized by various eccentricities such as his paranoid belief in conspiracy theories. He often resorts to elaborate and shaky plots in lieu of physical strength, being a longtime chain smoker. He works for himself, mostly as a pest exterminator, and is a personal gun fanatic.

Production

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Daniel Stern was originally offered the role of Dale Gribble, but declined due to a salary dispute.^[3][4]Stephen Root also auditioned for the role, but later stated that "it didn't feel right"; Root ultimately was cast as Bill Dauterive.^[5] The role of Dale was eventually given to Johnny Hardwick.^[4]

Portrayal

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Hardwick has described Dale as fancying himself as a William S. Burroughs, a Hunter S. Thompson or a Jack Nicholson type who thinks he knows all the angles. He believes most tabloid beliefs and urban legends, distrusting virtually every authority figure.

Dale enjoys drinking beer with Hank Hill, Bill, and Boomhauer. He has other unhealthy habits such as chain-smoking cigarettes (a habit he has maintained