TV and radio personality Gary Collins -- known for his roles in television series including "The Sixth Sense" and "The Wackiest Ship in the Army" -- has died, according to officials in Harrison County, Mississippi. He was 74. Here, he is seen with his wife, Former Miss America Mary Ann Mobley, in 1979.
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TV and radio personality Gary Collins -- known for his roles in television series including "The Sixth Sense" and "The Wackiest Ship in the Army" -- has died, according to officials in Harrison County, Mississippi. He was 74. Here, he is seen with his wife, Former Miss America Mary Ann Mobley, in 1979.
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Collins poses in a Superman costume during the taping of "Hour Magazine" in 1987 in West Hollywood, California.
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Collins poses in a Superman costume during the taping of "Hour Magazine" in 1987 in West Hollywood, California.
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Collins and his wife, Mary Ann Mobley, appear together at an unidentified event.
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Collins and his wife, Mary Ann Mobley, appear together at an unidentified event.
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From left, Mary Clancy Collins and her parents, Mobley and Collins, pose for a portrait wearing baseball caps in their Los Angeles home, circa 1980.
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From left, Mary Clancy Collins and her parents, Mobley and Collins, pose for a portrait wearing baseball caps in their Los Angeles home, circa 1980.
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Collins poses with 1984's Miss America winner, Vanessa Williams. Collins served as the host of the pageant in the 1980s.
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Collins poses with 1984's Miss America winner, Vanessa Williams. Collins served as the host of the pageant in the 1980s.
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Mary Ann Mobley and Collins attend the Eagle & Badge Foundation Gala Honors in 2010.
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Mary Ann Mobley and Collins attend the Eagle & Badge Foundation Gala Honors in 2010.
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