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Clint Rowe

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    June 27, 1951 · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

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  • Clint Rowe was born on June 27, 1951 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. He is known for The Thing (1982), Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982) and Striptease (1996).

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  • His late North American wolf dog Jed was originally owned by Gary Winkler who hailed from Bellingham, Washington. Winkler generously gave Jed to Rowe for cinematic filming productions. Jed remained at Rowe's Hollywood animal sanctuary until his death in June 1995.
  • In addition to training the wolf dog Jed, Rowe also trained the two purebred northwestern wolves Buck and Teddy with staff members of Steve Martin's animal sanctuary "Working Wildlife". He trained both of them for the cinematic production of "Lassie".
  • Due to busy filming Wolf (1994) for Sony Pictures, he was not available to train Jed for Disney's official sequel to "White Fang". Jean M. Simpson generously replaced Rowe in being Jed's trainer.

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