| Movies (Videos, Films & Projects): |
Year |
Budget |
Where Is Parsifal? - Montague Chippendale |
1983 |
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Body and Soul - Big Man |
1981 |
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Gypsy Angels - Actor |
1980 |
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Angels' Brigade - Burke |
1979 |
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Won Ton Ton, the Dog Who Saved Hollywood - Slapstick star |
1976 |
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Rosebud - Lord Carter |
1975 |
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They Only Kill Their Masters - Campbell |
1972 |
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Clay Pigeon - Government Agent |
1971 |
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One More Time - Chris Pepper/Lord Sydney Pepper, Executive Produc |
1970 |
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Togetherness - Actor |
1970 |
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Quarta parete - Papá Baroni |
1969 |
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Hook, Line & Sinker - Dr. Scott Carter |
1969 |
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The April Fools - Ted Gunther |
1969 |
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Buona Sera, Mrs. Campbell - Justin Young |
1968 |
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Skidoo - The Senator |
1968 |
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Salt and Pepper - Christopher Pepper, Executive Producer |
1968 |
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Dead Run - Stephen Daine |
1967 |
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A Man Called Adam - Manny |
1966 |
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The Oscar - Steve Marks |
1966 |
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Sylvia - Frederic Summers |
1965 |
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Harlow - Paul Bern |
1965 |
$2.5M |
Billie - Executive Producer |
1965 |
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Dead Ringer - Tony Collins |
1964 |
$1.2M |
Johnny Cool - Executive Producer |
1963 |
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Sergeants 3 - Sergeant Larry Barrett |
1962 |
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Advise & Consent - Senator Lafe Smith |
1962 |
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The Longest Day - Lord Lovat |
1962 |
$10M |
Pepe - Cameo appearance |
1960 |
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Exodus - Maj. Caldwell |
1960 |
$4M |
Ocean's Eleven - Jimmy Foster |
1960 |
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Never So Few - Capt. Grey Travis |
1959 |
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It Should Happen to You - Evan Adams III |
1954 |
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Rogue's March - Capt. Dion Lenbridge |
1953 |
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The Hour of 13 - Nicholas Revel |
1952 |
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You for Me - Tony Brown |
1952 |
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Kangaroo - Richard Connor |
1952 |
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Just This Once - Mark MacLene IV |
1952 |
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Royal Wedding - Lord John Brindale |
1951 |
$1.59M |
Please Believe Me - Jeremy Taylor |
1950 |
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The Red Danube - Maj. John 'Twingo' McPhimister |
1949 |
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Little Women - Laurie Laurence |
1949 |
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On an Island with You - Lt. Lawrence Y. Kingslee |
1948 |
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Easter Parade - Jonathan Harrow III |
1948 |
$2.5M |
Julia Misbehaves - Ritchie Lorgan |
1948 |
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Good News - Tommy Marlowe, Soundtrack (performer: |
1947 |
$1.66M |
It Happened in Brooklyn - Jamie Shellgrove |
1947 |
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My Brother Talks to Horses - John S. Penrose |
1947 |
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Ziegfeld Follies - Porky in 'Number Please' (voice) (uncredited) |
1946 |
$3.24M |
Two Sisters from Boston - Lawrence Tyburt Patterson Jr |
1946 |
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Cluny Brown - Andrew Carmel |
1946 |
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Vacation from Marriage - Introduction - USA Version (uncredited) (voice) |
1945 |
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Son of Lassie - Joe Carraclough |
1945 |
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The Picture of Dorian Gray - David Stone |
1945 |
$3.5M |
The Adventures of Mark Twain - Young Oxford Celebrant (uncredited) |
1944 |
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The White Cliffs of Dover - John Ashwood II as a Young Man |
1944 |
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The Canterville Ghost - Anthony de Canterville |
1944 |
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Mrs. Parkington - Lord Thornley |
1944 |
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The Sky's the Limit - Naval Commander (uncredited) |
1943 |
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Pilot #5 - British Soldier (uncredited) |
1943 |
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Above Suspicion - Student (uncredited) |
1943 |
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The Purple V - Roger |
1943 |
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Assignment in Brittany - Navigator (uncredited) |
1943 |
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London Blackout Murders - Percy, soldier on train (uncredited) |
1943 |
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Immortal Sergeant - Soldier (uncredited) |
1943 |
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The Man from Down Under - Mr. Jones (uncredited) |
1943 |
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Someone to Remember - Joe Downes |
1943 |
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When the Girls Meet the Boys - Boy (uncredited) |
1943 |
$1.14M |
Flesh and Fantasy - Pierrot (uncredited) |
1943 |
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Sahara - British Soldier (uncredited) |
1943 |
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Paris After Dark - Frenchman (uncredited) |
1943 |
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Corvette K-225 - Naval Officer (uncredited) |
1943 |
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Sherlock Holmes Faces Death - Young Sailor at Bar (uncredited) |
1943 |
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West Side Kid - Jerry Winston (uncredited) |
1943 |
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Mrs. Miniver - Pilot (uncredited) |
1942 |
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Eagle Squadron - Pilot |
1942 |
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A Yank at Eton - Ronnie Kenvil |
1942 |
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Thunder Birds - English Cadet (uncredited) |
1942 |
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Junior Army - Cadet Wilbur |
1942 |
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Random Harvest - Soldier (uncredited) |
1942 |
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Lord Jeff - Benny Potter |
1938 |
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A Gentleman of Paris - Child (uncredited) |
1931 |
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Poor Old Bill - Horace |
1931 |
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| TV appearance: |
The Case Against Mr. Roarke/Save Sherlock Holmes - Sherlock Holmes |
1982 |
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The House That George Built - Museum Guide (voice) |
1981 |
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Crescendo/Three Feathers - Jesse |
1980 |
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Sounds of Silence/Cyrano de Bricker/Murder on the High Seas... - Teddy Smith |
1979 |
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Highcliffe Manor (TV series) - Narrator |
1979 |
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Island of Saint Theresa (TV movie) - Gordon Duvall |
1979 |
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Cowboy/The Second Mrs. Winslow - Harvey Winslow |
1979 |
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Frozen Assets - Kenneth Kirk |
1978 |
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Fantasy Island (TV movie) - Grant Baines |
1977 |
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The Phantom of Hollywood (TV movie) - Roger Cross |
1974 |
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Memories of a Gentle Giant - Narrator |
1974 |
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Serena's Richcraft - Woolcott |
1972 |
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Debt of Honor - Director |
1972 |
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A Step Out of Line (TV movie) - Art Stoyer |
1971 |
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The Town Killer - Ben Hunter |
1971 |
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The Deadly Hunt (TV movie) - Mason |
1971 |
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Ellery Queen: Don't Look Behind You (TV movie) - Ellery Queen |
1971 |
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How I Spent My Summer Vacation (TV movie) - Ned Pine |
1967 |
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Get Thee to a Nunnery - Hackaby |
1967 |
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The Night of the Returning Dead - Carl Jackson |
1966 |
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Carnival Ends at Midnight - Larry Carter |
1966 |
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Crimson Witness - Ernest Mullett |
1965 |
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March from Camp Tyler - Lieutenant Philip Cannon |
1965 |
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General Alexander William Doniphan - Gen. Alexander Doniphan |
1965 |
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President Kennedy's Birthday Salute (TV movie) - Host |
1962 |
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Summer on Ice (TV movie) - Host |
1961 |
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English Sketch - Lord Milbeck |
1961 |
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Dear Dead Days - Nick Charles |
1959 |
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Point of Impact - Major John Marshall |
1959 |
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La sabre invecta est? - Nick Charles |
1959 |
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Stephen and Publius Syrus - Actor |
1957 |
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Bait for the Tiger - Tom Welles |
1957 |
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Ruggles of Red Gap - Nice Guy |
1957 |
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Sincerely, Willis Wade - Willis Wayde |
1956 |
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Once Upon a Time - Actor |
1956 |
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My Friends, the Birds - Bert |
1956 |
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Made in Heaven - Host |
1956 |
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Tom and Jerry - Tom Macy |
1955 |
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Stephen and Publius Cyrus - Stephen |
1955 |
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The Long Shot - Charlie Raymond |
1955 |
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For Value Received - Randy Evans |
1954 |
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The Mason-Dixon Line - Jerry |
1954 |
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Dear Phoebe (TV series) - Bill Hastings (unknown episodes) |
1954 |
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At the Natchez Inn - Actor |
1954 |
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Decision at Sea - Actor |
1954 |
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The Son-in-Law - Actor |
1953 |
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Woman's World - John |
1953 |
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Climax Mystery Theater (TV series) - Tom Welles (1 episode, 1957) |
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The Love Boat (TV series) - Teddy Smith (1 episode, 1979) |
|
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Alfred Hitchcock Presents (TV series) - Charlie Raymond (1 episode, 1955) |
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Fantasy Island (TV series) - Harvey Winslow / Jesse / Sherlock H |
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Jane Wyman Theater (TV series) - Stephen (1 episode, 1955) |
|
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The Jeffersons (TV series) - Museum Guide (1 episode, 1981) |
|
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Profiles in Courage (TV series) - Gen. Alexander Doniphan (1 episode, 1965 |
|
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The Ford Television Theatre (TV series) - Jerry / Randy Evans (3 episodes, 19 |
|
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Goodyear Theatre (TV series) - Major John Marshall (1 episode, 1959) |
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The Alfred Hitchcock Hour (TV series) - Ernest Mullett (1 episode, 1965) |
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The Jack Benny Program (TV series) - Lord Milbeck (1 episode, 1961) |
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General Electric Theater (TV series) - John (1 episode, 1953) |
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Screen Directors Playhouse (TV series) - Tom Macy (1 episode, 1955) |
|
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The Thin Man (TV series) - Nick Charles (2 episodes, 1959) |
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Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre (TV series) - Lieutenant Philip Cannon (1 episode, 196 |
|
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Run for Your Life (TV series) - Larry Carter (1 episode, 1966) |
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Studio 57 (TV series) - Bert (2 episodes, 1956-1957) |
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I Spy (TV series) - Hackaby (1 episode, 1967) |
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The Men from Shiloh (TV series) - Ben Hunter (1 episode, 1971) |
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Producers' Showcase (TV series) - Nice Guy (1 episode, 1957) |
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Bewitched (TV series) - Woolcott (1 episode, 1972) |
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Playhouse 90 (TV series) - Host / Willis Wayde (2 episodes, 19 |
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The Doris Day Show (TV series) - Director (1 episode, 19 |
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The Wild Wild West (TV series) - Carl Jackson (1 episode, 1966) |
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Schlitz Playhouse (TV series) - Actor (3 episodes, 1954 |
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Hawaii Five-O (TV series) - Kenneth Kirk (1 episode, 1978) |
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ABC Late Night (TV series) - Narrator (1 episode, 1974) |
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