Rick Jason (born Richard Jacobson; May 21, 1923 – October 16, 2000) was an American actor, born in New York City, and most remembered for starring in the ABC television drama Combat! (1962–1967).

Filmography

• 2019Detox SP
• Around the World in 80 Days — Cornelius Vanderbilt
• 1988Illegally Yours — Freddie Boneflecker
• Moonlighting — J.B. Harland
• Airwolf — Ed Aarons
• Murder, She Wrote — Axel Weingard
• Manimal — Prof. Barta
• Scarecrow and Mrs. King — Ambassador Harcourt
• Matt Houston — Mr. Murdock
• 1982Partners — Douglas
• 1979The Best Place to Be — Paul Bellinger
• Fantasy Island — Arthur Hemmings
• Flying High — Bob
• Who's Watching the Kids?
• 1977Love and the Midnight Auto Supply — Councilman Ted Fredricks
• 1977Proof of the Man — Lionel Adams
• 1976The Witch Who Came from the Sea — Billy Batt
• Switch — Gene Cole
• 1975Who Is the Black Dahlia? — Miles Harmonder
• Wonder Woman — Lawson Koslo
• 1974A Time for Love — Paul Chalk, Director
• Police Woman — James Basterie, Lambkee, Vincent Phillips
• 1971The Day of the Wolves — No. 4
• The Partners
• 1970Eagles Attack At Dawn — Beno
• 1970Prudence and the Chief — Chief Snow Eagle
• 1969Color Me Dead — Bradley Taylor
• 1969The Monk — Wideman
• The Outsider — Matt Stark
• 1968The Saga of Tanegashima — Captain Pinto
• The Danny Thomas Hour — Smitty
• Combat! — Lieutenant Gil Hanley
• The Virginian — Tom Fuller
• The Case of the Dangerous Robin — Robin Scott
• Rawhide — Rivera, Manso
• Colgate Theatre
• 1958Rx Murder — Jethro Jones
• 1958Sierra Baron — Miguel Delmonte
• 1958The Fountain of Youth — Alan Brody
• 1957The Wayward Bus — Johnny Chicoy
• 1956The Lieutenant Wore Skirts — Capt. Barney Sloan
• Alfred Hitchcock Presents — Arthur
• The 20th Century Fox Hour — Hank Adams
• The Millionaire — Jack Garrison, Vin Buckley
• 1954The Saracen Blade — Enzio Siniscola
• 1954This Is My Love — Glenn Harris
• 1953Sombrero — Ruben
• The Pepsi-Cola Playhouse — Tony
• The Ford Television Theatre — Raoul
• Lux Video Theatre — Joe

Appearances as themselves (1)

• The Mike Douglas Show — Self