Jan Merlin

Acting

Born April 3, 1925, New York City, New York, USA

Character actor, screenwriter, and author. He had recurring roles on Tom Corbett, Space Cadet (1951-54) and The Rough Riders (1958-59). Merlin won a Daytime Emmy for writing Another World.

Filmography

• 1992A Child Lost Forever: The Jerry Sherwood Story — Jury Foreman
• 1990Buried Alive — Attorney
• 1990False Identity — Potter - Pete
• 1990Silk 2 — Hancock Gish
• 1989Nowhere to Run — Mr. Groker
• 1989Time Trackers — Max Barker
• 1988Permanent Record
• 1985Covenant — Karl
• The A-Team — Colonel Donald Davis
• 1982Aliens From Another Planet — Centauri
• Baretta — Slater
• Switch — Bradner
• 1975The Hindenburg — Speck
• 1973I Escaped from Devil's Island — Rosenquist
• 1973The Slams — Saddler
• 1972The Twilight People — Steinman
• 1969Strategy of Terror — Jon
• 1969Take the Money and Run — Al - Bank Robber
• The Invaders — Post
• 1967The St. Valentine's Day Massacre — Willie Marks
• Jericho — Lt. Karl Linck
• Mission: Impossible — Captain Danko, Leon
• The Time Tunnel — Centauri
• 12 O'Clock High — Colonel Grulov
• 1964Guns of Diablo — Rance Macklin
• The Man from U.N.C.L.E. — Angel Galley
• 1963Gunfight at Comanche Creek — Nielson
• The Fugitive — Jan Karac
• 1960Hell Bent for Leather — Travers
• Bonanza — Bill Enders
• 1958Cole Younger, Gunfighter — Frank Wittrock
• The Rough Riders
• Perry Mason — Tony Davis
• 1957Woman and the Hunter — Robert Gifford
• 1956A Day of Fury — Billy Brand
• 1956A Strange Adventure — Al Kutner
• 1956Screaming Eagles — Lt. Pauling
• 1956The Peacemaker — Viggo Tomlin
• 1955Big House, U.S.A — Tommy (uncredited)
• Frontier — Clay Chandler
• 1955Illegal — Andy Garth
• 1955Running Wild — Scotty Cluett
• 1955Six Bridges to Cross — Andy Norris
• The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp — Fred Colby
• 1946Flight to Nowhere — (Unconfirmed) Hotel Bellboy