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(CBS-TV 1964-1967) Vintage original signature skipper hat made of navy blue wool with black vinyl visor, braid attached to two brass anchor buttons with embroidered anchor patch affixed at front of crown. "The Skipper" hat from Gilligan's Island. "He was so strong that I could run across the stage and he could catch me like a feather. "He was a great guy and a great physical comic," Denver said. The show followed the misadventures of the passengers. Hale played a charter boat skipper whose craft, the Minnow, was lost at sea and wrecked on an uncharted South Pacific island. Hale appeared in 65 movies but became a fixture on afternoon television thanks to the widely successful syndication of "Gilligan's Island." The show ran in prime time from 1964 to 1967 before going into syndication.
The actor was to be cremated and his ashes scattered at sea by the Neptune Society on Saturday. "He wore his skipper's hat all the time." "He enjoyed every single minute of it," said Denver, who made personal appearances with Hale as recently as six months ago. She said he had been hospitalized about a month after being diagnosed with the disease a year ago.The family said Hale was 68, but reference books showed he was 71.īob Denver, who played Gilligan on the series, said Hale reveled in his worldwide fame as "the Skipper" and never tired of playing the role in public. Vincent's Hospital, where he had been hospitalized for cancer, said Bonnie Churchill, a spokeswoman for Hale's family. Actor Alan Hale Jr., who appeared in 65 films but was best known for playing the jovial skipper who led a zany band of castaways on television's "Gilligan's Island," has died of cancer.
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