Ken Knox

Ken Knox was born on Jul 27, 1925 in USA. Ken Knox's big-screen debut came with The Giant Gila Monster directed by Ray Kellogg in 1959, strarring Horatio Alger 'Steamroller' Smith.

Ken Knox's primary job was that of disc jockey for several Dallas, Texas, radio stations. During his brief movie career, which was a result of radio boss Gordon McLendon's inclusion of on-staff talent in his movies, Knox broadcasted on McLendon's KLIF-AM, the undisputed top station in the area at the time, from 1957-60. Later, he worked for easy listening stations including KTLC-FM (later KMEZ) in Dallas.