Hal Galili
Acting
Born December 4, 1926, New York City, New York, USA
Hal Galili was born on December 4, 1926 in New York City, New York, USA. He was an actor, known for Ragtime (1981), Outland (1981) and Superman II (1980). He died on July 12, 1983 in Kensington, London, England, UK.
Filmography
- 1982Coming Out of the Ice — American Guide
- 1981Outland — Officer Nelson
- 1981Ragtime — Police Captain No. 1
- 1980Hussy — Big Shot
- 1980Superman II — Man at Bar
- 1979Arabian Adventure — Asaf
- Kelly Monteith
- 1979Licensed to Love and Kill — CIA Agent
- Minder — Terry's sauna client (uncredited)
- 1978Brass Target — Capt. Levy
- Strangers — Tullio
- 1978The After Dinner Joke — Patient
- 1978The Billion Dollar Bubble — Policeman
- 1978Warlords of Atlantis — Grogan
- 1978Winterspelt 1944 — Master Sergeant
- BBC2 Play of the Week — Cowboy / Mr. Clapton
- The Professionals — Travaioli
- 1977Valentino — Harry Fischbeck
- 1976Machinegunner — Bush
- 1976The Pink Panther Strikes Again — Danny Salvo
- 1976The Ritz — Patron with Cigar
- Space: 1999 — Voice
- Arthur of the Britons — Villager
- Crown Court — Frank Brady
- 1972Fear Is the Key — Cibatti (uncredited)
- 1972The Gangster Show: The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui — Manuele Giri
- 1972The Man Who Came to Dinner — Delivery Man
- 1971Pal — The Hit
- 1970Loot — Pallbearer
- Play for Today — The Hit, Patient
- Department S — Maziol
- 1969The Adding Machine — Second cell jailer
- 1968Isadora — (uncredited)
- Baker's Half-Dozen — Machine Gun Kelly
- 1967Casino Royale — USA Officer at Auction (uncredited)
- 1967The Dirty Dozen — MP Master Sergeant / Hangman (uncredited)
- 1966Carousella — American sailor
- 1966Lee Oswald: Assassin — Patrolman Tippit
- BBC Play of the Month — Patrolman Tippit
- 1965Carry On Cowboy — Cowhand (uncredited)
- 1965The Pistol — Private First Class O'Brien
- The Troubleshooters — Art Bronovsky, Guard
- 1964Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb — Burpelson AFB Defense Team Member
- 1964Goldfinger — Mr. Strap (uncredited)
- The Wednesday Play — Wendell, Private First Class O'Brien
- Festival — 1st Man
- The Saint — Toni, The Bus Driver, Bartender, Joe Martin, Vincente
- The Avengers — David Nadine
- Armchair Theatre — Waiter
- Dixon of Dock Green — Bill Henderson