Harvey Stephens

Acting

Born August 20, 1901, Los Angeles, California, USA

Harvey Stephens (August 21, 1901 – December 22, 1986) was an American actor, known initially for his performances in Broadway productions, and thereafter for his work in film and on television. He was most active in film beginning in the 1930s and through the mid-1940s. Beginning in the mid-1950s, he transitioned to television and enjoyed success there through the 1960s.

Filmography

• 1965Joy in the Morning — Dr. Marson
• 1963Diary of a Madman — Louis Girot
• 1961The Flight That Disappeared — Walter Cooper
• 1960The Plunderers — Doc Fuller
• Adventures in Paradise — Dr. Wilkerson
• Bonanza — Dr. Randall, Jock McPherson, Uncle Fred Wilson
• Mr. Lucky — Dan Parker
• 1959North by Northwest — Stockbroker (uncredited)
• 1959The Bat — John Fleming
• The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis — Dr. Cligger
• The Untouchables — Commissioner F. Scott Bodeen
• 77 Sunset Strip — Sid De Forest
• Bat Masterson — Isaac Parker, Judge Thatcher
• 1958In Love and War — Amory Newcombe
• 1958The World Was His Jury — Judge Arthur Farrell
• 1958The Young Lions — Brig. Gen. Sam Rockland (uncredited)
• 1957Oregon Passage — Capt. Boyson
• Perry Mason — Benjamin Addicks
• The Real McCoys — Mr. Dankers
• The Restless Gun — Strad Bricker
• Tombstone Territory — R.C. Tuttle
• Wagon Train — Maxwell Revere, Bank Manager
• Alfred Hitchcock Presents — Lt. James Larkin, European Bureau Manager
• 1955Cell 2455 Death Row — Warden
• Cheyenne — Dr. Clark Dana
• 1955The Girl in the Red Velvet Swing — Dr. Hollingshead DDS
• 1954Moby Dick — Stubb
• Studio 57
• 1954Three Young Texans — Jim Colt
• General Electric Theater — George Crandall, Dr. Williams
• Letter to Loretta — Alex Thornton
• The Pepsi-Cola Playhouse
• Four Star Playhouse — Martell
• Schlitz Playhouse of Stars — Sam
• 1945The Open Door: The Story Of Foreman Jim Baxter And His Family — Vance
• 1944Lady in the Dark — Liza's Father
• 1943Recognition of the Japanese Zero Fighter — Major
• 1942George Washington Slept Here — Jeff Douglas
• 1942Joe Smith, American — Freddie Dunhill
• 1942The Courtship of Andy Hardy — Roderick O. Nesbit
• 1942The Lady Is Willing — Dr. Golding
• 1942Tombstone: The Town Too Tough to Die — Morgan Earp
• 1941Our Wife — Dr. Cassell
• 1941Sergeant York — Captain Danforth
• 1940Abe Lincoln in Illinois — Ninian Edwards
• 1940Parole Fixer — Bartley Hanford
• 1940Stagecoach War — Neal Holt
• 1940The Fighting 69th — Major Anderson
• 1940The Texas Rangers Ride Again — Ranger Blair
• 1940When the Daltons Rode — Rigby
• 1939Beau Geste — Lieutenant Martin
• 1939Grand Jury Secrets — Michael Keefe
• 1939The House of Fear — Richard 'Dick' Pierce (as Harvey Stevens)
• 1939The Oklahoma Kid — Ned Kincaid
• 1939You Can't Get Away with Murder — Fred Burke
• 1938Dangerous to Know — Philip Easton
• 1938The Texans — Lt. David Nichols
• 1938Tip-Off Girls — Chief Agent Jason Baardue
• 1937Forlorn River — Les Setter
• 1937King of Gamblers — J.G. Temple
• 1937Maid of Salem — Dr. John Harding
• 1937Murder Goes to College — Paul Broderick
• 1937Night Club Scandal — Frank Marsh
• 1937Night of Mystery
• 1937Swing High, Swing Low — Harvey Howell
• 1936Absolute Quiet — Barney Tait
• 1936All American Chump — Jim Crawford
• 1936Robin Hood of El Dorado — Capt. Osborne
• 1936Sworn Enemy — District Attorney Paul Scott
• 1936Tough Guy — Chief Davison
• 1935After Office Hours — Tommy Bannister
• 1935Baby Face Harrington — Ronald
• 1935Desert Death — Bob Mehaffey
• 1935It's in the Air — Sidney Kendall
• 1935Let 'em Have It — Van Rensseler
• 1935One New York Night — Collis
• 1935Orchids to You — George Draper
• 1935The Murder Man — Henry Mander
• 1935Whipsaw — Ed Dexter
• 1934Evelyn Prentice — Lawrence Kennard
• 1934Sleepers East — Martin Knox
• 1933Jimmy and Sally — Ralph Andrews
• 1933Paddy the Next Best Thing — Jack Breen
• 1933The Worst Woman in Paris? — John Strong
• 1931The Cheat — Jeffrey Carlyle