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William Smithers
Born July 10, 1927
Richmond, Virginia, USA
52 credits
William Smithers was an American film and television actor.
Known For
7.0
Walker, Texas Ranger
TV
1993
7.9
Sledge Hammer!
TV
1986
7.1
Hunter
TV
1984
6.5
Scarecrow and Mrs. King
TV
1983
6.2
The Return of Frank Cannon
Movie
1980
Where the Ladies Go
Movie
1980
Filmography
1993
Walker, Texas Ranger
as Milo Crane
TV
1986
Sledge Hammer!
TV
1984
Hunter
as Major Cody
TV
1983
Scarecrow and Mrs. King
TV
1980
The Return of Frank Cannon
as William Barrett
Movie
1980
Where the Ladies Go
as Mullen
Movie
1978
The Amazing Spider-Man
TV
1978
Dallas
as Jeremy Wendell
TV
1978
Deathsport
as Doctor Karl
Movie
1977
Lucan
TV
1976
Quincy, M.E.
TV
1974
The Manhunter
TV
1974
The Six Million Dollar Man
as General Koslenko
TV
1973
Papillon
as Warden Barrot
Movie
1973
Scorpio
as Mitchell
Movie
1973
Hawkins
as Sam Drummond
TV
1973
Call to Danger
as (uncredited)
Movie
1972
Trouble Man
as Captain Joe Marx
Movie
1972
The Streets of San Francisco
as Dr. Norman Jessup
TV
1972
The Rookies
TV
1971
Owen Marshall: Counselor at Law
as Mark Wade
TV
1971
Cannon
TV
1971
The Neon Ceiling
as Doctor Miller
Movie
1970
The Brotherhood of the Bell
as Dr. Jerry Fielder
Movie
1969
The Monk
as Leo Barnes
Movie
1969
Marcus Welby, M.D.
as George Howe
TV
1968
The Mod Squad
TV
1968
Hawaii Five-O
as Dr. Warren Parker
TV
1968
The Name of the Game
as Dave Martin
TV
1968
It Takes a Thief
as Mr. Aiken
TV
1967
Mannix
as Salvatore Pucci
TV
1967
Judd for the Defense
TV
1967
Ironside
TV
1967
The Invaders
as Nat Greely
TV
1966
Mission: Impossible
as Victor Tomar
TV
1966
Jericho
TV
1966
Felony Squad
TV
1966
Shane
as Del Packard
TV
1966
Star Trek
as Captain R.M. Merik
TV
1966
Tarzan
TV
E
1965
Eagle in a Cage
as Gourgaud
Movie
1965
The F.B.I.
as Joseph Kearney
TV
T
1964
The Parisienne and the Prudes
as Henry
Movie
1962
Combat!
as Lt. Markes
TV
1961
The Defenders
as District Attorney Koch
TV
1956
Attack
as Harry Woodruff
Movie
1954
The Shadow
as Alex Bromm
Movie
1952
Omnibus
as Lt. Gen. A.P. Hill
TV
1951
Hallmark Hall of Fame
TV
1950
Robert Montgomery Presents
TV
1948
Studio One
as Bernie Linton
TV
1948
The Philco Television Playhouse
TV
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