Jack Kelly (September 16, 1927 – November 7, 1992) was an American actor. He started acting at age two, modeling in soap ads and garnering a lifetime supply of soap for his pay. Kelly continued to model until the age of nine, when he appeared in his first play with Hope Emerson called "Swing Your Lady". Broadway shows and radio followed until his family moved to California in 1938. He started in numerous films, including “A Holiday Affair,” “Forbidden Planet,” and “Black Tuesday.”

Filmography

• 2014Inherent Vice — Burke Stodger (archive footage)
• 1991The Gambler Returns: The Luck of the Draw — Bart Maverick
• 1985The Master Ninja 5 — Brian Elkwood
• The Master — Brian Elkwood
• Bret Maverick — Bart Maverick
• The Fall Guy
• B. J. and the Bear — Jim Dryer
• 1978A Double Life
• Flying High
• 1978Spawn of the Slithis — Radio Announcer (voice)
• 1978The New Maverick — Bart Maverick
• The Hardy Boys / Nancy Drew Mysteries — Harry Hammond, Helms
• The Incredible Hulk — Tony Kelly
• Quincy, M.E. — Peter Devlin
• The Bionic Woman
• 1976The Human Tornado — Captain Ryan
• Ellery Queen — Attorney J. T. Latimer
• Get Christie Love! — Captain Arthur P. Ryan
• The Rockford Files — Alex Kasajian, Ralph Steel
• Faraday and Company — Coleman
• Toma
• Banacek — Lou Wayne
• Ghost Story — Motorist
• Alias Smith and Jones
• McCloud
• Hawaii Five-O — Jim Spier
• Sale of the Century — Host
• 1969Young Billy Young — John Behan
• 1968Commandos — Captain Valli
• The Name of the Game — Frank Fowler, Creighton Howell
• 1967Deadlock — Det. Ray Baker
• Ironside — Johnny Corman, Bobby Tucker
• The High Chaparral — Dr. John Henry
• Batman — Jack O'Shea
• Laredo
• 1965Love and Kisses — Jeff Pringle
• Run for Your Life — Harry Bevins
• Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre — Fred Piper, Ray Baker, Al Packer
• 1963FBI Code 98 — Robert P. Cannon
• Kraft Suspense Theatre — Pete Braven, Charles Glenn, Tony Camion
• 1962Red Nightmare — Jerry Donavan
• The Lucy Show — Bill Baker
• 1961A Fever in the Blood — Dan Callahan
• 1958Hong Kong Affair — Steve Whalen
• Maverick — Bart Maverick
• 1957She Devil — Dr. Dan Scott
• Sugarfoot — Bart Maverick (uncredited)
• 1957Taming Sutton’s Gal — Jugger Phelps
• Wagon Train — Fenton Canaby
• 1956Basket of Mexican Tales — Eddie Winthrop
• 1956Forbidden Planet — Lt. Jerry Farman
• 1956Julie — Jack (co-pilot)
• State Trooper — Johnny Bledsoe
• 1955Cult of the Cobra — Carl Turner
• 1955Double Jeopardy — Jeff Calder
• Frontier
• Gunsmoke — Cam Durbin
• The Millionaire — Fred Graham
• 1955The Night Holds Terror — Gene Courtier
• 1955The Violent Men — De Rosa--Parrish Rider
• 1955To Hell and Back — Kerrigan
• 1954Black Tuesday — Frank Carson
• 1954Drive a Crooked Road — Harold Baker
• 1954The Bamboo Prison — Slade
• 1954They Rode West — Lt. Raymond
• City Detective
• 1953Column South — Vaness
• 1953Gunsmoke — Curly Mather
• 1953Law and Order — Jed
• 1953The Redhead from Wyoming — Sandy
• 1953The Stand at Apache River — Hatcher
• Cavalcade of America — James E. West
• 1952No Room for the Groom — Will Stubbins
• 1952Sally and Saint Anne — Mike O'Moyne
• 1952The Red Ball Express — Heyman
• Hallmark Hall of Fame — Patrick Henry
• 1951People Will Talk — Student (uncredited)
• Schlitz Playhouse of Stars
• 1951Submarine Command — Lt. Paul Barton
• 1951The Wild Blue Yonder — Lt. Jessup
• Lux Video Theatre — Fred Newcombe, Self - Intermission Guest
• 1950Peggy — Lex - O.S.U. Player
• 1950Where Danger Lives — Dr. Mullenbach
• 1949Holiday Affair — Drunk on Train (uncredited)
• 1939The Story of Alexander Graham Bell — Banker's Son (uncredited)
• 1939Young Mr. Lincoln — Matt Clay as a Boy (uncredited)

Appearances as themselves (3)

• 1979When the West Was Fun: A Western Reunion — Self
• 1958The Western: A Lost TV Special — Self
• This Is Your Life — Self