Richard Webb (September 9, 1915 – June 19, 1993) was a film, television and radio actor. He was born in Bloomington, Illinois. Description above from the Wikipedia article Richard Webb, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia

Filmography

• 2020Gatsby in Connecticut: The Untold Story — Executive Producer
• 1977Mule Feathers — One-Eye
• 1976Time Travelers — Police Sergeant
• 1975The Werewolf of Woodstock — Dr. Marlow
• 1974Never The Twain
• 1972Beware! The Blob — Sheriff Jones
• 1972Fair Play — Preacher
• 1969Hell Raiders — Captain Brad Stevens
• 1969The Gay Deceivers — Mr. Devlin
• Then Came Bronson — Deputy Sheriff Hud McCarver
• The Mod Squad
• The Name of the Game — Warren Travis
• 1967Hillbillys in a Haunted House — Agent Jim Meadows
• The Guns of Will Sonnett — Capt. Bodeen
• Star Trek — Lt. Commander Benjamin Finney
• 1966The Cat — Sheriff Vern
• Branded
• Get Smart — Police Lieutenant
• 1965Git! — Andrew Garret
• I Dream of Jeannie — Colonel Brady
• 1965Town Tamer — Kevin
• 1965We Learn About The Telephone — Captain Adams
• Daniel Boone — Murdock, Capt. Riley, Bryant
• Breaking Point
• The Fugitive — Sgt. Krips
• Saints and Sinners — Lt. Col. McDonald
• Surfside 6
• Border Patrol — Don Jagger
• Rawhide — Paul Morgan
• The Alaskans
• 77 Sunset Strip
• Behind Closed Doors — James Foster
• Jefferson Drum — Duane
• Maverick — Ben Maxwell
• Perry Mason — George Belter, Addison Powell
• 1957The Phantom Stagecoach — Tom Bradley
• Trackdown
• 1955Artists and Models — Secret Service Chief Peters
• Cheyenne
• 1955Count Three and Pray
• Gunsmoke — Aaron Tigue, Will Hayes
• Navy Log
• The Millionaire — Jerry Patterson
• 1954A Star Is Born — Wallace (uncredited)
• Captain Midnight — Captain Midnight
• 1954Jubilee Trail — Capt. Brown
• Lassie — Forest Ranger (uncredited)
• 1954The Black Dakotas — Frank Gibbs
• 1954Three Hours to Kill — Carter Mastin
• Letter to Loretta — Bill Walker
• 1953The Nebraskan — Ace Elliott
• 1952Carson City — Alan Kincaid
• 1952Mara Maru — Andy Callahan
• 1952This Woman Is Dangerous — James A. Franklin
• 1951Distant Drums — Lt. Richard Tufts
• 1951I Was a Communist for the FBI — Ken Crowley
• 1951Starlift — Col. Callan
• 1950Sands of Iwo Jima — PFC Dan 'Handsome' Shipley
• 1950The Invisible Monster — Lane Carson
• 1949A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court — Sir Galahad
• Suspense
• 1948Isn't It Romantic? — Benjamin Logan
• 1948My Own True Love — Corporal
• 1948Night Has a Thousand Eyes — Peter Vinson
• Studio One — Dick Wright
• 1948The Big Clock — Nat Sperling
• The Philco Television Playhouse
• 1947Out of the Past — Jim
• 1947Sweet and Low — Tom Mather - Masquerade Party Host
• 1947Variety Girl — Soldier
• 1946O.S.S. — Frank Schmidt (O)perational (S)upport (P)ackages, (M)aterial, Maintenance, Management, U.S.N.R. / Parker
• 1942American Empire — Crane
• 1942Night in New Orleans — Newspaper Photographer (uncredited)
• 1942The Lady Has Plans — Pan Am Information Clerk (uncredited)
• 1942The Remarkable Andrew — Randall Stevens
• 1942This Gun for Hire — Young Man (uncredited)
• 1941Among the Living
• 1941Hold Back the Dawn — Movie Actor in Role of Jeff (uncredited)
• 1941I Wanted Wings — Cadet Captain
• 1941Pacific Blackout — Interne
• 1941Sullivan's Travels — Radio Man
• 1941West Point Widow — Intern

Appearances as themselves (1)

• 1991The Republic Pictures Story — Self