# Noah Beery Jr.

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{{short description|American actor (1913–1994)}}
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{{Infobox person
| name = Noah Beery Jr.
| image = Noah Beery Jr-still.jpg
| image_size = 
| caption = Beery Jr. in ''[The Rockford Files](/source/The_Rockford_Files)'' (1974)
| birth_name = Noah Lindsey Beery
| birth_date = {{birth date|1913|08|10}}
| birth_place = [New York City](/source/New_York_City), U.S.
| death_date = {{death date and age|1994|11|01|1913|08|10}}
| death_place = [Tehachapi, California](/source/Tehachapi%2C_California), U.S.
| othername = 
| occupation = Actor
| years_active = 1920–1986
| spouse = {{startplainlist}}
*{{marriage|Maxine Jones|1940|1966|end=divorced}}
*{{marriage|Lisa Thorman|1968}}
{{endplainlist}}
| children= 3
| father = [Noah Beery Sr.](/source/Noah_Beery_Sr.)
| relatives = [Wallace Beery](/source/Wallace_Beery) (uncle)
}}

'''Noah Lindsey Beery''' (August 10, 1913 – November 1, 1994) was an American actor often specializing in warm, friendly character roles similar to many portrayed by his [Oscar](/source/Academy_Award_for_Best_Actor)-winning uncle, [Wallace Beery](/source/Wallace_Beery). Unlike his more famous uncle, however, Beery Jr. seldom broke away from playing supporting roles. Active as an actor in films or television for well over half a century, he was best known for playing [James Garner](/source/James_Garner)'s character's father, Joseph "Rocky" Rockford, in the [NBC](/source/National_Broadcasting_Company) television series ''[The Rockford Files](/source/The_Rockford_Files)'' (1974–1980). His father, [Noah Beery](/source/Noah_Beery), enjoyed a similarly lengthy film career as a supporting actor in major films, although the elder Beery was also frequently a [leading man](/source/leading_man) during the [silent film](/source/silent_film) era.

==Life and career==
[[File:Noah Beery Sr & Son - Mar 1922 Silverscreen.jpg|right|thumb|upright|Noah Beery Jr. with his father [Noah Beery Sr.](/source/Noah_Beery_Sr.) in 1922]]
[[File:Actor Noah Beery (SAYRE 4533).jpg|right|thumb|upright|{{center|[Noah Beery Sr.](/source/Noah_Beery_Sr.) in 1925}}]]
right|thumb|upright|{{center|Noah Beery Jr. in 1940}}
Beery was born in New York City, New York, where his father was working as a stage actor. He was given his nickname "Pidge" by [George M. Cohan](/source/George_M._Cohan)'s sister Josie.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.nytimes.com/movies/person/4984/Noah-Beery-Jr-/biography|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20141029203846/http://www.nytimes.com/movies/person/4984/Noah-Beery-Jr-/biography|url-status=dead|archive-date=October 29, 2014|department=Movies & TV Dept.|work=[The New York Times](/source/The_New_York_Times)|author=Hal Erickson|author-link=Hal Erickson (author)|date=2014|title=Noah Beery Jr.|access-date=October 23, 2014}}</ref>

The family moved to California in 1915 when his father began acting in motion pictures. After attending school in Los Angeles, they moved to a ranch in the [San Fernando Valley](/source/San_Fernando_Valley), a style of living he would maintain for the rest of his life.{{citation needed|date=March 2018}}

At the age of seven, he appeared with his father in ''[The Mark of Zorro](/source/The_Mark_of_Zorro_(1920_film))'' and like his father, who immediately began billing himself as "Noah Beery Sr.", he went on to become a respected character actor. His paternal uncle, [Oscar](/source/Academy_Award_for_Best_Actor)-winning actor [Wallace Beery](/source/Wallace_Beery), became the world's highest-paid actor by 1932. Although neither Beery Jr. nor his father ever approached that level, both had long and memorable acting careers. The three acting Beerys physically closely resembled each other, but Noah Beery Jr. lacked the powerful voice his father and uncle possessed.{{citation needed|date=November 2024}}

Beery appeared in dozens of films, including a large early role as [John Wayne](/source/John_Wayne)'s action partner in ''[The Trail Beyond](/source/The_Trail_Beyond)'' (1934; Wayne was 27 years old and Beery was 21), ''[Only Angels Have Wings](/source/Only_Angels_Have_Wings)'' (1939) with [Cary Grant](/source/Cary_Grant),  ''[20 Mule Team](/source/20_Mule_Team_(1940_film))'' (1940) with his uncle Wallace Beery, and ''[Red River](/source/Red_River_(1948_film))'' (1948), again with John Wayne as well as [Montgomery Clift](/source/Montgomery_Clift).

Beery's early television work included a weekly stint as Joey the Clown in ''[Circus Boy](/source/Circus_Boy)'' with [Micky Dolenz](/source/Micky_Dolenz) in the mid-1950s. In 1960, Beery replaced [Burt Reynolds](/source/Burt_Reynolds) as the co-starring sidekick on ''[Riverboat](/source/Riverboat_(TV_series))'', an [NBC](/source/NBC) [Western](/source/Western_(genre)) series starring [Darren McGavin](/source/Darren_McGavin).

He appeared once on the religion anthology series ''[Crossroads](/source/Crossroads_(1955_TV_series))'' and on [Walter Brennan](/source/Walter_Brennan)'s [ABC](/source/American_Broadcasting_Company) sitcom, ''[The Real McCoys](/source/The_Real_McCoys)''. He guest-starred three times on the long-running NBC Western series ''[The Virginian](/source/The_Virginian_(TV_series))'' in the 1960s, and twice during the same era on ''[Wagon Train](/source/Wagon_Train)''. In 1965, he made two guest appearances on ''[Perry Mason](/source/Perry_Mason_(1957_TV_series))'' ("The Case of the Golden Venom" and "The Case of the Hasty Honeymooner").

Beery portrayed the buckskin-clad recurring [sidekick](/source/sidekick) character "Buffalo Baker" in the 17-episode 1967 television series ''[Hondo](/source/Hondo_(TV_series))'' starring [Ralph Taeger](/source/Ralph_Taeger), a role played by [Ward Bond](/source/Ward_Bond) in the original [3D](/source/3D_film) [John Wayne film](/source/Hondo_(film)). In 1970 Beery appeared as Will Baxter on the TV western ''[The Virginian](/source/The_Virginian_(TV_series)).''  But Beery remains best known for his role as Joseph "Rocky" Rockford, the amiable but occasionally cantankerous father of Jim Rockford, [James Garner](/source/James_Garner)'s character on ''[The Rockford Files](/source/The_Rockford_Files)'' (1974–1980).

==Personal life==
Beery Jr.'s first wife until 1966 was Maxine Jones, the only child of Western star [Buck Jones](/source/Buck_Jones). His second wife from 1968 until his death was Lisa (née Thorman). He had two daughters, Muffett and Melissa; a son, actor Bucklind Beery; and three step-children, Page and Sean Slattery<ref>{{Cite news|url=https://www.nytimes.com/1994/11/03/obituaries/noah-beery-jr-81-an-actor-known-for-playing-sidekicks.html|title=Noah Beery Jr., 81, an Actor Known for Playing Sidekicks|date=1994-11-03|newspaper=The New York Times|issn=0362-4331|access-date=2016-06-19}}</ref> and Lerena Barbe.

On February 8, 1960, he received a star located at 7047 [Hollywood Blvd.](/source/Hollywood_Boulevard) on the [Hollywood Walk of Fame](/source/Hollywood_Walk_of_Fame) for his contributions to the television industry.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.walkoffame.com/noah-beery-jr|title=Noah Beery Jr.|website=walkoffame.com|access-date=2016-06-19}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|url=http://projects.latimes.com/hollywood/star-walk/noah-beery-jr|title=Noah Beery Jr. profile|website=[Los Angeles Times](/source/Los_Angeles_Times)|access-date=2016-06-19}}</ref>
==Death==
Beery died on November 1, 1994, in [Tehachapi, California](/source/Tehachapi%2C_California) of a [cerebral thrombosis](/source/thrombus), aged 81.<ref>{{Cite news|url=https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1994-11-02-mn-57647-story.html|title=Noah Beery Jr.; Film, TV Character Actor|author=<!--Staff writer(s); no by-line.-->|date=1994-11-02|last1=Wire Reports|newspaper=Los Angeles Times|issn=0458-3035|access-date=2016-06-19}}</ref> He was interred in [Forest Lawn Memorial Park](/source/Forest_Lawn_Memorial_Park_(Hollywood_Hills)).<ref>Wilson, Scott. ''Resting Places: The Burial Sites of More Than 14,000 Famous Persons'', 3d ed.: 2 (Kindle Locations 3178–3184), McFarland & Company, Inc.</ref>

==Filmography==
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*''[The Mutiny of the Elsinore](/source/The_Mutiny_of_the_Elsinore_(1920_film))'' (1920) as Boy (uncredited)
*''[The Mark of Zorro](/source/The_Mark_of_Zorro_(1920_film))'' (1920) (with [Douglas Fairbanks](/source/Douglas_Fairbanks) Sr. and [Noah Beery Sr.](/source/Noah_Beery_Sr.)) as Boy (uncredited)
*''Penrod'' (1922) (uncredited)
*''[Gold Diggers of Broadway](/source/Gold_Diggers_of_Broadway)'' (1929) as Stage Boy (uncredited)
*''[Showgirl in Hollywood](/source/Showgirl_in_Hollywood)'' (1930) as Himself – Cameo Appearance at Premiere (uncredited)
*''[Renegades](/source/Renegades_(1930_film))'' (1930) as Young Legionnaire (uncredited)
*''[Heroes of the West](/source/Heroes_of_the_West_(1932_film))'' (1932) as Noah Blaine
*''[Jungle Mystery](/source/Jungle_Mystery)'' (1932) as Fred Oakes
*''[Rustlers' Roundup](/source/Rustlers'_Roundup)'' (1933) as Danny Brand
*''[The Three Musketeers](/source/The_Three_Musketeers_(1933_serial))'' (1933, Serial) (with [John Wayne](/source/John_Wayne)) as Stubbs [Chs. 1–2, 10]
*''Fighting with Kit Carson'' (1933) (with [Noah Beery Sr.](/source/Noah_Beery_Sr.)) as Nakomas
*''[Viva Villa!](/source/Viva_Villa!)'' (1934) (scenes deleted)
*''[The Trail Beyond](/source/The_Trail_Beyond)''  (1934) (with [John Wayne](/source/John_Wayne) and [Noah Beery Sr.](/source/Noah_Beery_Sr.)) as Wabi
*''[Tailspin Tommy](/source/Tailspin_Tommy_(serial))'' (1934, Serial) as Skeeter Milligan
* ''[Five Bad Men](/source/Five_Bad_Men)'' (1935) as Gene Taggart
*''Devil's Canyon'' (1935)
*''[The Call of the Savage](/source/The_Call_of_the_Savage)'' (1935, Serial) as Jan Trevor
*''[Stormy](/source/Stormy_(1935_film))'' (1935) as Stormy
*''[Tailspin Tommy in the Great Air Mystery](/source/Tailspin_Tommy_in_the_Great_Air_Mystery)'' (1935, Serial) as Skeeter Milligan
*''[Parole!](/source/Parole!)'' (1936) as Bobby Freeman
*''[Ace Drummond](/source/Ace_Drummond_(film_series))'' (1936, Serial) as Jerry
*''[The Mighty Treve](/source/The_Mighty_Treve)'' (1937) as Bud McClelland
*''[The Road Back](/source/The_Road_Back_(film))'' (1937) as Wessling
*''[Trouble at Midnight](/source/Trouble_at_Midnight)'' (1937) as Kirk Cameron
*''[Some Blondes Are Dangerous](/source/Some_Blondes_Are_Dangerous)'' (1937) as Bud Mason
*''[Forbidden Valley](/source/Forbidden_Valley_(film))'' (1938) as Ring Hazzard
*''[Girls' School](/source/Girls'_School_(1938_film))'' (1938) as George
* ''[The Strange Case of Dr. Meade](/source/The_Strange_Case_of_Dr._Meade)'' (1938) as Mart
*''[Only Angels Have Wings](/source/Only_Angels_Have_Wings)'' (1939) (with [Cary Grant](/source/Cary_Grant) and [Jean Arthur](/source/Jean_Arthur)) as Joe Souther
*''[Bad Lands](/source/Bad_Lands_(1939_film))'' (1939) as Chick Lyman
*''[Flight at Midnight](/source/Flight_at_Midnight)'' (1939) as 'Torpy' McDonald
* ''[Parents on Trial](/source/Parents_on_Trial)'' (1939) as Jerry Kearns
*''[Of Mice and Men](/source/Of_Mice_and_Men_(1939_film))'' (1939) (with [Burgess Meredith](/source/Burgess_Meredith) and [Lon Chaney Jr.](/source/Lon_Chaney_Jr.)) as Whit
*''[The Light of Western Stars](/source/The_Light_of_Western_Stars_(1940_film))'' (1940) as Poco
*''[20 Mule Team](/source/20_Mule_Team)'' (1940) (with [Wallace Beery](/source/Wallace_Beery) and [Anne Baxter](/source/Anne_Baxter)) as Mitch
* ''[Passport to Alcatraz](/source/Passport_to_Alcatraz)'' (1940) as Ray Nolan
*''[The Carson City Kid](/source/The_Carson_City_Kid)'' (1940) as Scott 'Arizona' Warren
*''[Riders of Death Valley](/source/Riders_of_Death_Valley)'' (1941, Serial) as Smokey
*''[Sergeant York](/source/Sergeant_York_(film))'' (1941) (with [Gary Cooper](/source/Gary_Cooper), [Walter Brennan](/source/Walter_Brennan), and [Joan Leslie](/source/Joan_Leslie)) as Buck Lipscomb
*''[Two in a Taxi](/source/Two_in_a_Taxi)'' (1941) (with [Anita Louise](/source/Anita_Louise)) as Sandy Connors
*''[Tanks a Million](/source/Tanks_a_Million)'' (1941) as Charlie Cobb
*''[All-American Co-Ed](/source/All-American_Co-Ed)'' (1941) as Slinky
*''[Hay Foot](/source/Hay_Foot)'' (1942) as Sgt. Charlie Cobb
*''[Dudes Are Pretty People](/source/Dudes_Are_Pretty_People)'' (1942, Short) as Pidge Crosby
*''[Overland Mail](/source/Overland_Mail_(film))'' (1942, Serial) (with [Lon Chaney Jr.](/source/Lon_Chaney_Jr.) and [Noah Beery Sr.](/source/Noah_Beery_Sr.)) as Sierra Pete
*''['Neath Brooklyn Bridge](/source/'Neath_Brooklyn_Bridge)'' (1942) as Butch
*''[Calaboose](/source/Calaboose_(film))'' (1943) (with [Mary Brian](/source/Mary_Brian)) as Pidge Crosby
*''[Prairie Chickens](/source/Prairie_Chickens)'' (1943) (with [Raymond Hatton](/source/Raymond_Hatton)) as Pidge Crosby
*''[We've Never Been Licked](/source/We've_Never_Been_Licked)'' (1943) (with [Richard Quine](/source/Richard_Quine), [William Frawley](/source/William_Frawley) and [Robert Mitchum](/source/Robert_Mitchum)) as Cyanide Jenkins
*''[Frontier Badmen](/source/Frontier_Badmen)'' (1943) (with [Robert Paige](/source/Robert_Paige), [Anne Gwynne](/source/Anne_Gwynne), [Diana Barrymore](/source/Diana_Barrymore) and [Lon Chaney Jr.](/source/Lon_Chaney_Jr.)) as Jim Cardwell
*''[Top Man](/source/Top_Man_(film))'' (1943) as Ed Thompson
*''[Corvette K-225](/source/Corvette_K-225)'' (1943) as Stone
*''[Gung Ho!](/source/Gung_Ho!)'': The Story of Carlson's Makin Island Raiders<ref>{{Citation|title=Bugs Bunny-War Bonds|date=1943|url=https://archive.org/details/GungHo-1943Trailer|access-date=2017-09-21}}</ref> (1943) (with [Randolph Scott](/source/Randolph_Scott) and [Robert Mitchum](/source/Robert_Mitchum)) as Kurt Richter
*''[Week-End Pass](/source/Week-End_Pass)'' (1944) as Johnny Adams
*''[Follow the Boys](/source/Follow_the_Boys_(1944_film))'' (1944) (with [George Raft](/source/George_Raft), [Orson Welles](/source/Orson_Welles), and [Marlene Dietrich](/source/Marlene_Dietrich)) as Himself (uncredited)
*''[Allergic to Love](/source/Allergic_to_Love)'' (1944) as Kip Henderson
*''[Hi, Beautiful](/source/Hi%2C_Beautiful)'' (1944) as Jeff Peters
*''[Under Western Skies](/source/Under_Western_Skies_(1945_film))'' (1945) as Tod Howell
*''[Her Lucky Night](/source/Her_Lucky_Night)'' (1945) (with [The Andrews Sisters](/source/The_Andrews_Sisters)) as Larry
*''[See My Lawyer](/source/See_My_Lawyer)'' (1945) as Arthur Lane
*''[The Beautiful Cheat](/source/The_Beautiful_Cheat_(1945_film))'' (1945) as Prof. Alexander Haven
*''[The Crimson Canary](/source/The_Crimson_Canary)'' (1945) as Danny Brooks
*''[The Daltons Ride Again](/source/The_Daltons_Ride_Again)'' (1945) (with [Lon Chaney Jr.](/source/Lon_Chaney_Jr.)) as Ben Dalton
*''[The Cat Creeps](/source/The_Cat_Creeps_(1946_film))'' (1946) as Pidge 'Flash' Laurie
*''[Red River](/source/Red_River_(1948_film))'' (1948) (with [John Wayne](/source/John_Wayne) and [Montgomery Clift](/source/Montgomery_Clift)) as Buster McGee
*''[Indian Agent](/source/Indian_Agent_(film))'' (1948) as Chief Red Fox
*''[The Doolins of Oklahoma](/source/The_Doolins_of_Oklahoma)'' (1949) as Little Bill
*''[Davy Crockett, Indian Scout](/source/Davy_Crockett%2C_Indian_Scout)'' (1950) as Tex McGee
*''[The Savage Horde](/source/The_Savage_Horde)'' (1950) as Glenn Larrabee
*''[Rocketship X-M](/source/Rocketship_X-M)'' (1950) (with [Lloyd Bridges](/source/Lloyd_Bridges)) as Maj. William Corrigan
*''[Two Flags West](/source/Two_Flags_West)'' (1950) as Cy Davis
*''[The Last Outpost](/source/The_Last_Outpost_(1951_film))'' (1951, aka Cavalry Charge) (with [Ronald Reagan](/source/Ronald_Reagan)) as Sgt. Calhoun
*''[The Texas Rangers](/source/The_Texas_Rangers_(1951_film))'' (1951) as Buff Smith
*''[The Cimarron Kid](/source/The_Cimarron_Kid)'' (1952) (with [Audie Murphy](/source/Audie_Murphy)) as Bob Dalton
*''[Wagons West](/source/Wagons_West)'' (1952) (with [Rod Cameron](/source/Rod_Cameron_(actor))) as Arch Lawrence
*''[The Story of Will Rogers](/source/The_Story_of_Will_Rogers)'' (1952) (with [Will Rogers Jr.](/source/Will_Rogers_Jr.) and [Jane Wyman](/source/Jane_Wyman)) as Wiley Post
*''[Tropic Zone](/source/Tropic_Zone_(film))'' (1953) (with [Ronald Reagan](/source/Ronald_Reagan) and [Rhonda Fleming](/source/Rhonda_Fleming)) as Tapachula Sam
*''[Wings of the Hawk](/source/Wings_of_the_Hawk)'' (1953) as Pascual Orozco
*''[War Arrow](/source/War_Arrow)'' (1953) (with [Maureen O'Hara](/source/Maureen_O'Hara) and [Jeff Chandler](/source/Jeff_Chandler_(actor))) as Sgt. Augustus Wilks
*''[The Yellow Tomahawk](/source/The_Yellow_Tomahawk)'' (1954) as Tonio Perez
*''[The Black Dakotas](/source/The_Black_Dakotas)'' (1954) as Gimpy Joe Woods
*''[White Feather](/source/White_Feather_(1955_film))'' (1955) (with [Robert Wagner](/source/Robert_Wagner) and [Jeffrey Hunter](/source/Jeffrey_Hunter)) as Lt. Ferguson
*''[Jubal](/source/Jubal_(film))'' (1956) (with [Ernest Borgnine](/source/Ernest_Borgnine) and [Glenn Ford](/source/Glenn_Ford)) as Sam – Horgan Rider
*''[The Fastest Gun Alive](/source/The_Fastest_Gun_Alive)'' (1956) as Dink Wells, Bank Robber
*''[Decision at Sundown](/source/Decision_at_Sundown)'' (1957) (with [Randolph Scott](/source/Randolph_Scott)) as Sam
*''[Escort West](/source/Escort_West)'' (1959) as Lt. Jamison
*''[Guns of the Timberland](/source/Guns_of_the_Timberland)'' (1960) as Blackie
*''[Inherit the Wind](/source/Inherit_the_Wind_(1960_film))'' (1960) (with [Spencer Tracy](/source/Spencer_Tracy) and [Fredric March](/source/Fredric_March)) as John Stebbins
*''[7 Faces of Dr. Lao](/source/7_Faces_of_Dr._Lao)'' (1964) as Tim Mitchell
*''[Incident at Phantom Hill](/source/Incident_at_Phantom_Hill)'' (1966) (with [Robert Fuller](/source/Robert_Fuller_(wrestler)) and [Dan Duryea](/source/Dan_Duryea)) as O'Rourke
*''[Journey to Shiloh](/source/Journey_to_Shiloh)'' (1968) as Sgt. Mercer Barnes
*''[Heaven with a Gun](/source/Heaven_with_a_Gun)'' (1969) (with [Glenn Ford](/source/Glenn_Ford)) as Garvey
*''[The Cockeyed Cowboys of Calico County](/source/The_Cockeyed_Cowboys_of_Calico_County)'' (1970) as Eddie
*''[Little Fauss and Big Halsy](/source/Little_Fauss_and_Big_Halsy)'' (1970) (with [Robert Redford](/source/Robert_Redford), [Michael J. Pollard](/source/Michael_J._Pollard), and [Lauren Hutton](/source/Lauren_Hutton)) as Seally Fauss
*''43: The Richard Petty Story'' (1972) as Julie
*''[Walking Tall](/source/Walking_Tall_(1973_film))'' (1973) (with [Joe Don Baker](/source/Joe_Don_Baker) and [Elizabeth Hartman](/source/Elizabeth_Hartman)) as Grandpa
*''[The Spikes Gang](/source/The_Spikes_Gang)'' (1974) (with [Lee Marvin](/source/Lee_Marvin) and [Gary Grimes](/source/Gary_Grimes)) as Basset
*''[Walking Tall Part II](/source/Walking_Tall_Part_II)'' (1975) as Carl Pusser
*''[The Bastard](/source/The_Bastard_(1978_film))'' (1978, TV movie) (with [Andrew Stevens](/source/Andrew_Stevens) and [Kim Cattrall](/source/Kim_Cattrall)) as Dan O'Brien
* ''[The Great American Traffic Jam](/source/The_Great_American_Traffic_Jam)'' (1980, TV movie) as Barney
*''[The Big Stuffed Dog](/source/The_Big_Stuffed_Dog)'' (1981, TV movie) as Petey's Grandfather
*''[The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas](/source/The_Best_Little_Whorehouse_in_Texas_(film))'' (1982) (with [Burt Reynolds](/source/Burt_Reynolds) and [Dolly Parton](/source/Dolly_Parton)) as Edsel
*''[Waltz Across Texas](/source/Waltz_Across_Texas)'' (1982) (with [Anne Archer](/source/Anne_Archer)) as Joe Locker
{{div col end}}

==Television ==
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*''[Rin Tin Tin](/source/Rin_Tin_Tin)'' (TV series) - (1954)
*''[Circus Boy](/source/Circus_Boy)'' (TV series) – series – Joey (1956–1957)
*''[Rawhide](/source/Rawhide_(TV_series))'' – episode: "Incident of the Chubasco" – Arkansas (1959)
*''[The Real McCoys](/source/The_Real_McCoys)'' – episode: "The Investors" – Claude McCoy (1961)
*''[Wagon Train](/source/Wagon_Train)'' – episode: "The Jonas Murdock Story" – Jonas Murdock (1960)
*''Wagon Train'' – episode: "Path of the Serpent" – Ruddy Blaine (1961) 
*''[Wanted: Dead or Alive](/source/Wanted%3A_Dead_or_Alive_(TV_series))'' – episode: "El Gato" – El Gato  (1961)
*''[Wanted: Dead or Alive](/source/Wanted%3A_Dead_or_Alive_(TV_series))'' – episode: "Barney's Bounty" – Barney Durant (1961)
*''[Route 66](/source/Route_66_(TV_series))'' – episode: "1800 Days to Justice" – Emlyn Job (1962)
*''[Gunsmoke](/source/Gunsmoke)'' – episode: S9E18 "Prairie Wolfer" (1964)
*''[Wagon Train](/source/Wagon_Train)'' – episode: "The Kate Crawley Story" – Stump Beasley (1964)
*''[Bonanza](/source/Bonanza_(TV_series))'' – episode: "Lotherio Larkin – Lotherio Larkin (1965)
*''[Perry Mason](/source/Perry_Mason_(1957_TV_series))'' – episode: "The Case of the Hasty Honeymooner" - Lucas Tolliver (1965) 
*''[Gunsmoke](/source/Gunsmoke)'' – episode: S11E24 "Honor Before Justice" (1966)
*''[Lassie](/source/Lassie_(1954_TV_series))'' – episode: "Danger Mountain" (Season 13) - Carl Bryan (1966)
*''[Laredo](/source/Laredo_(TV_series))'' – episode: "A Taste of Money" – Ezekiel Fry (1966)
*''[Combat!](/source/Combat!)'' – episode: "A Little Jazz" – Hank (1967)
*''[Hondo](/source/Hondo_(TV_series))'' – 17 episodes - Buffalo Baker (1967)
*''[Bonanza](/source/Bonanza_(TV_series))'' – episode: "The Crime of Johnny Mule" – Johnny Mule (1968)
*''[Alias Smith and Jones](/source/Alias_Smith_and_Jones)'' – episode: "Something to Get Hung About" – Sheriff (1971)
*''[Police Story](/source/Police_Story_(1973_TV_series))'' – episode: "The Big Walk" – Hecker (1973)
*''[The Six Million Dollar Man](/source/The_Six_Million_Dollar_Man)'' – episode: "Run, Steve, Run" – Tom Molson (1974)
*''[The Waltons](/source/The_Waltons)'' – episode: "The Heritage" – Charlie Harmon (1974)
*''[The Rockford Files](/source/The_Rockford_Files)'' – 121 episodes – Joseph "Rocky" Rockford (1974–1980)
*''[The Six Million Dollar Man](/source/The_Six_Million_Dollar_Man)'' – episode: "The Bionic Badge" – Officer Banner (1976)
*''[Ellery Queen](/source/Ellery_Queen_(TV_series))'' – episode: "The Adventure of the Sinister Scenario" – Lionel Briggs (1976) 
*''Greatest Heroes of the Bible'' – episode: "The Story of Esther" – Mordechai (1979)
*''[Eight Is Enough](/source/Eight_Is_Enough)'' – episode: "Marriage and other Flights of Fancy" (1979)
*''[The Love Boat](/source/The_Love_Boat)'' – episodes: "Celebration; Captain Papa"; "Honeymoon Pressure" (1980)
*''[Vega$](/source/Vegas_(1978_TV_series))'' – episode: "Sourdough Suite" – Josiah Sparks (1981)
*''[Magnum, P.I.](/source/Magnum%2C_P.I.)'' – episode: "All Roads Lead to Floyd" – Floyd Lewellen (1981)
*''[Fantasy Island](/source/Fantasy_Island)'' – episode: "High Off the Hog/Reprisal" – Otis T. Boggs (1981)
*''[Beyond Witch Mountain](/source/Beyond_Witch_Mountain)'' (with [Eddie Albert](/source/Eddie_Albert)) – Uncle Ben (1982)
*''[The Yellow Rose](/source/The_Yellow_Rose)'' – 22 episodes – Luther Dillard (1983–1984)
*''[Cover Up](/source/Cover_Up_(TV_series))'' – episode: "Nothing to Lose" – Graham (1984)
*''[Murder, She Wrote](/source/Murder%2C_She_Wrote)'' – episode: "Funeral at Fifty-Mile" – Doc Wallace (1985)
*''[Trapper John, M.D.](/source/Trapper_John%2C_M.D.)'' – episode: "Buckaroo Bob Rides Again" – Buckaroo Bob Morgan (1985)
*''[The Love Boat](/source/The_Love_Boat)'' – episode: "Hello, Emily/The Tour Guide/The Winning Number" – Daryl Wilcox (1986)
*''[Bewitched](/source/Perry_Mason_(1957_TV_series))'' – episode: "We're in for a Bad Spell" (Season 2) - office worker (1965)
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==References==
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==External links==
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