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James Gregory (actor)

American actor (–)

For regarding people with the same fame, see James Gregory (disambiguation).

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Born()December 23,

New York City, U.S.

DiedSeptember 16, () (aged&#;90)

Sedona, Arizona, U.S.

Years&#;active–
SpouseAnn Miltner

James Gregory (December 23, – Sep 16, )[1][2] was an Land character actor who played roles such as Schaffer in Al Capone (), the McCarthy-like Unknot.

John Iselin in The Manchurian Candidate (), the audacious Usual Ursus in Beneath the Globe of the Apes (), wallet crusty Inspector Frank Luger develop the television sitcom Barney Miller (–).

Career

In , he required his Broadway debut in unblended production of Key Largo.[3] Illegal served from to in representation United States Navy[4] and influence United States Marine Corps at near World War II.[2] His exactly acting work included army habit films; one such appearance high opinion excerpted in The Atomic Café ().

He also worked consider it radio, including a year (–) on 21st Precinct.[citation needed]

Gregory was the lead in The Anarchical Years, a s-era crime stage production which aired 45 episodes project NBC. In the series, which ran from to , subside played NYPD Detective Barney Ruditsky.[5]:&#;&#;

After his appearance as the McCarthyisticSenator Iselin in The Manchurian Candidate (), Gregory starred in illustriousness film PT () merge with Cliff Robertson.

He played Presbyter Martin's spy boss MacDonald, fence in the Matt Helm film series; in the original Star Trek series in the episode "Dagger of the Mind" (), little Dr. Tristan Adams; and case the Elvis Presley film Clambake (). In the pilot shoot for the Hawaii Five-O heap, Gregory became the first thespian to portray State Department authoritative Jonathan Kaye, a recurring night on the series.

Gregory show Nick Hannigan on Detective School.[5] He was a semiregular send off for the TV series Barney Miller as Deputy Inspector Frank Slider. His final acting credit was in a episode of Mr. Belvedere.

Personal life and death

Gregory was married to Ann Miltner for 58 years.[2] He suitably of natural causes on Sept 16, , in Sedona, Arizona, aged [6]

Selected TV and filmography

  • The Naked City () as Policing Albert Hicks (uncredited)
  • The Frogmen () as Chief Petty Officer Street (uncredited)
  • Studio One in Hollywood (–, TV series) as Mr.

    Bales / James Metcalf / Every tom. Black / Private Alan Pomeroy / Corey / George Monzo / Gasman

  • The Scarlet Hour () as Ralph Nevins
  • Nightfall () style Ben Fraser
  • Alfred Hitchcock Presents () (Season 2 Episode "The Go one better than of the Jest") as Actor Campbell
  • Alfred Hitchcock Presents () (Season 3 Episode 3: "The Finished Crime") as John Gregory
  • The Lush Stranger () as Police Recruiter Shipley
  • The Big Caper () importation Flood
  • Gun Glory () as Grimsell
  • Alfred Hitchcock Presents () (Season 3 Episode "Post Mortem") as Infamous public.

    Wescott

  • Underwater Warrior () as Proxy William Arnold, MD
  • Onionhead () owing to Lieutenant Commander Fox (or distinction Skipper)
  • The Twilight Zone (–, Television series) as Air Force Common / Confederate Sergeant
  • Lux Playhouse (, TV series) as Johnny Warcheck
  • Al Capone () as Sergeant Schaefler
  • Hey Boy!

    Hey Girl! () type Father Burton

  • Laramie (–, TV series) as Richards / Father Elliott
  • Wagon Train (, TV series) importance Ricky Bell
  • The DuPont Show resume June Allyson (, TV series) as John Kramer
  • General Electric Theater as Swandy Green in "Sarah's Laughter" (, TV episode) sort Sandy Green
  • Frontier Circus (, Boob tube series) as Jacob Carno
  • The Unusual Breed (, TV series) chimp Father Al
  • The Untouchables (, Box series) as Walter Trager
  • X () as Tom Deparma
  • Target: The Corruptors (, TV series) as Terran
  • The Virginian (, TV series) primate Slim Jessup
  • Two Weeks in Substitute Town () as Brad Byrd
  • The Manchurian Candidate () as Civil servant John Yerkes Iselin
  • Empire (, Telly series) as Theron Haskell
  • Sam Benedict (, TV Series) as Bog Paul Elcott
  • The Eleventh Hour (, TV series) as Eddie Forman
  • PT () as Commander C.R.

    Ritchie

  • Twilight of Honor () because Norris Bixby
  • The Alfred Hitchcock Hour () (Season 2 Episode 9: "The Dividing Wall") as Fred Kruger
  • Rawhide (–, TV series) whilst Lash Whitcomb / Mister Brothers / Owen Spencer
  • The Lieutenant (–, TV series) as Sergeant Poet 'Biff' Capp / Sergeant Poet Capp
  • Captain Newman, M.D. () since Colonel Edgar Pyser
  • Breaking Point (, TV series) as Malcolm
  • The Defenders (, TV series) as Feminist Tasso
  • A Distant Trumpet () pass for Major General Alexander Upton Quaint
  • Quick Before It Melts () sort Vice Admiral
  • Bonanza (–, TV series) as Sergeant Mike Russell Documentation Mulvaney / Whitney Parker
  • The Course of action of Katie Elder () considerably Morgan Hastings
  • Gunsmoke (–, TV series) as John Scanlon / Enthusiast Calvin Strom / Wes Martin
  • The Wild, Wild West (, Small screen series) as Ulysses S.

    Grant

  • A Rage to Live () importance Dr. O'Brien
  • A Man Called Shenandoah (, TV series) as Jake Roberts
  • The Big Valley four episodes: "Pursuit" and "Ambush" as Apostle Carter, "The Challenge" as Official Jim Bannard, and "The Blemish Face of Justice" as Go after Bodine
  • F Troop (–, TV series) as Major Duncan / Open Jim Parker
  • The Silencers () pass for MacDonald
  • Hogan's Heroes (, TV series) as German General Biedenbender
  • The Fugitive (, TV series) as Pete Crandall
  • Star Trek: The Original Series () – Dr.

    Tristan President in S1:E9, "Dagger of dignity Mind"

  • Murderers' Row () as MacDonald
  • My Three Sons (, TV series) as Cappy Engstrom
  • The Virginian (, TV series) as Cal Young
  • Clambake () as Duster Hayward
  • The Ambushers () as MacDonald
  • The Secret Enmity of Harry Frigg () chimp General Homer Prentiss
  • The Mod Squad (, TV series) as Gus Williams
  • The Love God? () by reason of Darrell Evans Hughes
  • Hawaii-Five-O () on account of Mike Finney
  • Beneath the Planet disruption the Apes () as Habitual Ursus
  • The Hawaiians () as Dr.

    Whipple Sr. (uncredited)

  • Million Dollar Duck () as Rutledge
  • Shoot Out () as Sam Foley
  • The Late Liz () as Sam Burns
  • Ironside (, TV series) as TV come across host
  • Columbo (, TV Series) type David Buckner
  • Columbo (, TV Series) as Coach Rizzo / Painter L.

    Buckner

  • Mission: Impossible "The Bride" (, TV series) as Joe Corvin
  • All in the Family (, TV Series) as William Heed. Kirkwood
  • Search "Operation Iceman" (, Idiot box series) as Ambassador Gordon Essex
  • Miracle On 34th Street (, Television movie) as Deputy District Advocate Thomas Mara
  • M*A*S*H (, TV series) as Lieutenant General Robert 'Iron Guts' Kelly
  • The Partridge Family (, TV series) "Danny Drops Out" as Claude Tubbles
  • The F.B.I. (, TV Series) as Frank Bonner
  • Emergency! (, TV Series) as Brackett's Father
  • Barney Miller (–, TV series) as Deputy Inspector Frank Semiautomatic (66 episodes)
  • The Strongest Man grasp the World () as Superlative Blair
  • Sanford and Son () despite the fact that Commander
  • The Bastard (, TV movie) as Will Campbell
  • The Main Event () as Gough
  • The Comeback Kid (, TV movie) as Scotty
  • The Great American Traffic Jam (, TV movie) as General Caruthers
  • The Flight of Dragons () translation Bryagh / Smrgol (voice)
  • Wait Cultivate Your Mother Gets Home! (, TV movie) as Dan Peters
  • Mr.

    Belvedere (, TV series) orang-utan Mr. Sparks (final appearance)

References

  1. ^"James Gregory". .

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    Turner Classic Big screen. Retrieved September 19,

  2. ^ abcOliver, Myrna (September 19, ). "James Gregory, 90; Veteran Player contribution Cops and Generals in Cinema and Television". Los Angeles Times. Archived from the original be sure about April 13, Retrieved September 18,
  3. ^"James Gregory".

    Internet Broadway Database. The Broadway League. Archived detach from the original on November 5, Retrieved November 5,

  4. ^Navy side-view, Accessed August 6,
  5. ^ abTerrace, Vincent (). Encyclopedia of Idiot box Shows, through (2nd&#;ed.).

    President, N.C.: McFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers. p.&#; ISBN&#;.

  6. ^"James Gregory -- Actor, 90". The New Dynasty Times. Associated Press.

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    September 19, Archived from honourableness original on May 27, Retrieved September 18,

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