Donald Randolph

Acting

Born January 5, 1906, Cape Town, South Africa

​From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Donald Randolph (January 5, 1906 – March 16, 1993) was a film and television actor. The actor, who appeared in Alfred Hitchcock's Topaz (1969), acted in dozens of television programs and over thirty films. In 1950 he appeared in The Desert Hawk. Description above from the Wikipedia article Donald Randolph, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Filmography

• All in the Family — Mr. Scott
• 1969Topaz — Luis Uribe
• Mission: Impossible — Everett Buchanan
• The Big Valley — Don Ramon Monteja
• The Lucy Show — History Teacher
• Dr. Kildare — Dr. John Grosseto
• 1958Cowboy — Senor Vidal, Maria's Father
• Yancy Derringer — Bart Oglivie
• Have Gun, Will Travel
• 1957My Gun Is Quick — Colonel Holloway (as Don Randolph)
• Perry Mason — Stephen Argyle, Curtis Runyan
• 1957The Deadly Mantis — Gen. Mark Ford
• 1956Over-Exposed — Coco Fields
• The Adventures of Jim Bowie
• 1956The Rawhide Years — Carrico
• Wire Service
• 1955Chief Crazy Horse — Aaron Cartwright
• Crossroads — Joe Walls
• Gunsmoke — Reeves
• Matinee Theater
• 1955Son of Sinbad — Councillor
• The 20th Century Fox Hour
• 1955The Purple Mask — Andre Majolin
• 1954Khyber Patrol — Ishak Khan
• 1954Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer! — Carl Muuse
• 1954Phffft — Dr. Van Kessel
• 1954The Adventures of Hajji Baba — Caliph
• 1954The Gambler from Natchez — Pierre Bonet
• 1954The Mad Magician — Ross Ormond
• 1954The Silver Chalice — Selech
• 1953Dream Wife — Ali
• 1953Gunsmoke — Matt Telford
• Letter to Loretta — Paul Morel
• 1953The All American — David Carter
• 1953The Caddy — Harvey Miller Sr.
• 1952Assignment: Paris — Anton Borvitch
• 1952Harem Girl — Jamal
• Mr. & Mrs. North
• 1952Night Without Sleep — Dr. Clarke
• 1952The Brigand — Don Felipe Castro
• 1951Flame Of Stamboul — Hassan
• 1951Fourteen Hours — Dr. Benson
• 1951Ten Tall Men — Yussif
• 1951The Golden Horde — Torga
• 1951The Prince Who Was a Thief — Prince Mustapha
• 1951Under the Gun — Arthur Sherbourne, district attorney
• 1950Gambling House — Lloyd Crane
• 1950The Desert Hawk — Caliph
• 1949Bride of Vengeance — Tiziano
• 1948For the Love of Mary — Asst. Attorney General