Skip Homeier

Acting

Born October 5, 1930, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Skip Homeier (October 5, 1930 – June 25, 2017, born George Vincent Homeier) was an American actor who started his career at the age of eleven and became a child star. Homeier worked frequently throughout his childhood and adolescence, playing wayward youths with no chance of redemption. He made a transition from child actor to adult, especially in a range of roles as delinquent youths, common in Hollywood films of the 1950s. Description above from the Wikipedia article Skip Homeier, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Filmography

• 2006Lassie: The Miracle — Jim Pearson (archive footage)
• 1982Quell and Co. — Alexander Kirk
• 1979The Wild Wild West Revisited — Joseph
• 1978Overboard — Dr. Medlow
• Vega$
• 1977The Greatest — Major
• The Incredible Hulk — Dr. Robert Stanley
• 1976Helter Skelter — Judge Older
• Quincy, M.E.
• The Bionic Woman
• Police Woman
• The Six Million Dollar Man — Ted
• 1973Starbird and Sweet William — Ranger
• 1973Voyage of the Yes — Arnold Markwell
• Ghost Story — Steve
• The Streets of San Francisco — Carl Birmingham
• 1972Two for the Money — Doctor
• 1971The Strange Monster of Strawberry Cove — Harry
• 1970The Challenge — Lyman George
• The Interns — Dr. Hugh Jacoby
• 1970Tiger by the Tail — Deputy Sheriff Laswell
• Then Came Bronson — Johnny Dell
• Garrison's Gorillas
• Mannix
• Felony Squad
• Mission: Impossible — Maj. January Gruner
• Shane — Augie
• Star Trek — Melakon, Dr. Sevrin
• 1966The Ghost and Mr. Chicken — Ollie Weaver
• Branded
• 1965Johnny Shiloh — Capt. MacPherson
• Run for Your Life — Charles Cadell
• The Loner
• 1964Bullet for a Badman — Pink
• The Addams Family — Marty
• Burke's Law — Paul Lynnaker
• 1963Showdown — Caslon
• The Outer Limits — Dr. Roy Clinton
• Combat! — Lt. Billy Joe Cranston, Sgt. Morgan, Lt. Karl Mauer
• 1962Stark Fear — Gerald Winslow
• The Virginian — Jed Carter, Sgt. Danny Bohannon, Joe Cleary
• The Asphalt Jungle
• The Defenders — Lieutenant Commander Randolph Kiley
• 1960Comanche Station — Frank
• Dan Raven — Lt. Dan Raven
• Outlaws
• Adventures in Paradise — Ryan
• One Step Beyond — Matt Conroy
• 1959Plunderers of Painted Flats — Joe Martin
• Rawhide — Jess Clayton, Wichita Kid
• Wichita Town
• 1958Day of the Badman — Howard Hayes
• Lawman
• The Rifleman
• Wanted: Dead or Alive — Ted Jenks
• Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse
• 1957No Road Back — John Railton
• Perry Mason — Dr. Wayne Edley, Police Sgt. Dave Wolfe
• 1957The Tall T — Billy Jack
• 1956Between Heaven and Hell — Pvt. Swanson - Co. G
• 1956Dakota Incident — Frank Banner
• Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theatre — Cleve Roarke
• 1956Stranger at My Door — Clay Anderson
• 1956The Burning Hills — Jack Sutton
• 1956Thunder Over Arizona — Tim Mallory
• Alfred Hitchcock Presents — Richard Paine, Tommy Greer
• 1955At Gunpoint — Bob Dennis
• Matinee Theater
• 1955Ten Wanted Men — Howie Stewart
• The Millionaire — Wally Chaarles Bannister
• 1955The Road to Denver — Sam Mayhew
• 1954Beachhead — Reynolds
• 1954Black Widow — John Amberly
• Climax! — John Moran, Tim, Dr. Landry
• 1954Cry Vengeance — Roxey Davis
• 1954Dawn at Socorro — Buddy Ferris
• Lassie — Jim Pearson
• Public Defender
• 1954The Lone Gun — Cass Downing
• General Electric Theater
• Letter to Loretta — Frankie Salmo
• 1953The Last Posse — Art Romer
• Cavalcade of America
• 1952Has Anybody Seen My Gal? — Carl Pennock
• 1952Sailor Beware — Mac
• 1951Fixed Bayonets! — Whitey
• 1951Halls of Montezuma — Riley "Pretty Boy" Duncanon
• Schlitz Playhouse of Stars — Paddy, Dick Newton, Mark Norton, Slim Haskell, Stretch, Zakka
• 1951Sealed Cargo — Steve
• Lux Video Theatre — Kirk, Johnny, Les Prince, The Spy, Gig
• Robert Montgomery Presents — Tom Burton
• 1950The Gunfighter — Hunt Bromley
• Treasury Men in Action — Lloyd
• Suspense
• 1949The Big Cat — Jim Hawks, Gil' Son
• 1948Arthur Takes Over — Arthur Bixby
• 1948Mickey — Hank Evans
• Studio One — Carl Green, Capt. Gene Lipton, Theodore Jr., Dickie Rogers, The Boy, Peter Shea
• 1946Boys' Ranch — Skippy
• 1944Tomorrow, the World! — Emil Bruckner (as Skippy Homeier)