William Phipps

Born: 1922-02-04 in Vincennes, Indiana, USA

Died: 2018-06-01

Known For: Acting

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. William Edward "Bill" Phipps (born February 4, 1922 in Vincennes, Indiana) is a retired American actor and producer, perhaps best known for his roles in dozens of classic sci-fi and westerns, both film and television, from the late 1940s through the mid 1960s. From then, until his retirement in 2000, his work was mainly in television. Description above from the Wikipedia article William Phipps, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Filmography

2021

Hollywood in the Atomic Age: Monsters! Martians! Mad Scientists! as Self

1993

Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey as Quentin

1991

Man of the People as Old Stable Hand

1988

Empty Nest as Otto
Probe as Miles Smillanich
Messenger of Death as Doc Turner

1983

Boone as Uncle Link

1982

T. J. Hooker as Mr. Genessee
Tales of the Gold Monkey
The Ambush Murders as Judge Cabot

1981

Hill Street Blues as Professor Dynamite
Darkroom as Store Clerk

1980

Bogie as Dr. Brandsma

1979

Time Express

1978

Space Force as Commander Irving Hinkley

1977

1976

Charlie's Angels as George Jackson
Sara as Claude Bristow /Claude Barstow
Eleanor and Franklin as Theodore Roosevelt

1974

1972

The Waltons as Mel Parsons

1971

McMillan & Wife as Judge Brody

1969

My Friend Tony

1968

The Mod Squad as Combs

1967

Mannix as Walter Stig Wilson
The Guns of Will Sonnett as Jury Foreman
Cimarron Strip as Odell
Dundee and the Culhane
Gunfight in Abilene as Frank Norton

1966

Batman as Hood #2
Felony Squad
The Green Hornet as Jack Starkey
Not With My Wife, You Don't! as Sergeant (uncredited)
Incident at Phantom Hill as Trader
Dead Heat on a Merry-Go-Round as Kleiner (uncredited)

1965

The Wild Wild West as Marshall
Branded as Capt. Brooks
Laredo
F Troop as Scout
The Legend of Jesse James as Buck

1964

Daniel Boone as Dink
The Munsters as Hank
The Evil of Frankenstein as Rena's Father (uncredited)

1963

Kraft Suspense Theatre as Frank
Arrest and Trial as Mr. Seidel
Temple Houston as Sandy Dale

1962

Combat! as Capt. Whitlow
The Virginian as Jock Wheeler
Stoney Burke as Gene Yates
Black Gold as Albert Mailer

1961

Ben Casey as Pathologist

1960

Thriller as Harry Laxer
Surfside 6 as Al Owens
Checkmate as John Lee
Stagecoach West as Tom Coogan
The Tall Man as Bert
Aftermath as Hicks

1959

Bonanza as Tom Burgess
The Twilight Zone as Sergeant
The Rebel as Ben Mowbree
Rawhide as Floyd Peters
Johnny Ringo as Paul Connell
Hawaiian Eye as Roger Kurtz
Black Saddle as Barney Dawson
Riverboat as Abner Crane
Men Into Space
The FBI Story as Baby Face Nelson (uncredited)

1958

The Rifleman as Asa Manning
Bat Masterson as Ken Wills
Wanted: Dead or Alive as Fred Teton
77 Sunset Strip as Joe Blair
Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer as Eddie Nolan
Cimarron City
The Kidnappers as Jay

1957

Perry Mason as Martin Ellis
Maverick as Hazelton
Wagon Train as Sgt. Reardon
Sugarfoot as Mack
Trackdown as Bud Crome
Tombstone Territory as Neal Weaton
M Squad as Joe Mazzerin
The Restless Gun as Heber Grant
Meet McGraw as Deputy Luke Samuels
The Walter Winchell File as Stony Jones
Colt .45 as Trumbull
The Brothers Rico as Joe Wesson
Kiss Them for Me as Al Hendrick (uncredited)
Badlands of Montana as Walt Branton
Escape from Red Rock as Arky Shanks

1956

State Trooper
Broken Arrow as Frank Krohl
Lust for Life as Emile Bernard
Great Day in the Morning as Ralston (uncredited)
The First Texan as Lt. Jack LeBlanc (uncredited)
Johnny Moccasin as Fletcher
The Boss as Stitch

1955

Cheyenne as Jim Clements
The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp as Curly Bill Brocius
Gunsmoke as Lou
The Millionaire as Lt. Jordan
Navy Log
The Adventures of Champion as Dr. James Powell
The Indian Fighter as Lt. Blake
The Violent Men as Bud Hinkleman (uncredited)
The Far Horizons as Night Camp Sentry (uncredited)
Smoke Signal as Private Porter
Rage at Dawn as William Peterson Jr.

1954

Lassie as Jenkins
Studio 57 as Frank
Annie Oakley as George Wessel
The Wonderful World of Disney as King Orchard (uncredited)
The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin as Wesley Parish
The Lone Wolf as Steve deLacey
Executive Suite as Bill Lundeen
The Snow Creature as Lt. Dunbar
Two Guns and a Badge as Dick Grant - Rancher
Riot in Cell Block 11 as Mickey
Jesse James vs. the Daltons as Bill Dalton

1953

City Detective
The Pepsi-Cola Playhouse as Jim Thorner
The War of the Worlds as Wash Perry
Letter to Loretta as Sheriff
I'm the Law
Julius Caesar as Servant to Antony
General Electric Theater as Jeffrey
Invaders from Mars as Sgt. Baker
The Blue Gardenia as Lt. George Foster (voice / uncredited)
Fort Algiers as Lt. Gerrier
Savage Frontier as Johnny Webb
Red River Shore as Ned Barlow
Cat-Women of the Moon as Douglas 'Doug' Smith
The Twonky as Second Male Nurse entering Kerry's bedroom at finale
Northern Patrol as Frank Stevens

1952

Chevron Theatre
Cavalcade of America
Gang Busters
Flat Top as Red Kelley
Fort Osage as Nathan Goodspeed
Rose of Cimarron as Jeb Dawley
The Yellow Haired Kid as The Yellow Haired Kid

1951

The Adventures of Wild Bill Hickok as Yellow Haired Kid
The Adventures of Kit Carson
Schlitz Playhouse of Stars as Tony Kermit
The Red Badge of Courage as Officer (uncredited)
Five as Michael
No Questions Asked as Roger

1950

Cinderella as Prince Charming (voice)
The Cisco Kid as Henchman McNulty
The Outriders as Young Union Guard Killed During Escape (uncredited)
Rider from Tucson as Tug Bailey
The Vanishing Westerner as Bud Thurber

1949

They Live by Night as Young Farmer
The Man on the Eiffel Tower as Janvier

1948

Studio One as Vavick
Station West as Sergeant (uncredited)
Belle Starr's Daughter as Yuma Talbott
Train to Alcatraz as Tommy Calligan
Desperadoes of Dodge City as Ted Loring
The Arizona Ranger as Ranger Mac

1947

Crossfire as Leroy
Leben des Galilei as Andrea Sarti