From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Bernard Aloysius Kiernan “Barnard” Hughes (July 16, 1915 – July 11, 2006) was an American actor of theater and film. Hughes became famous for a variety of roles; his most notable roles came after middle age, and he was often cast as a dithering authority figure or grandfatherly elder. Description above from the Wikipedia article Barnard Hughes, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Filmography

• Deadline — Judge Panicio
• 2000The Fantasticks — Henry
• 1999Cradle Will Rock — Frank Marvel
• 1998The Odd Couple II — Beaumont
• 1995George Romero's Golden Tales 3
• 1995Past the Bleachers — Ed Godfrey
• The Marshal
• 1994Trick of the Eye — Harry Pitt
• Homicide: Life on the Street — Sam O'Donnell
• 1993Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit — Father Maurice
• 1992Lincoln — Horace Greeley (voice)
• 1992The Emperor's New Clothes — Treasurer (voice)
• 1991Doc Hollywood — Aurelius Hogue
• Blossom — Buzz Richman
• 1990Tales from the Darkside — Gideon Hackles
• 1990The Incident — Doc Hansen
• 1989Day One — Henry Stimson
• 1989Guts and Glory: The Rise and Fall of Oliver North — CIA Director William Casey
• 1989Home Fires Burning — Jake Tibbetts
• 1989What's Under My Bed? — Grandpa (voice)
• 1988Da — Da
• 1987A Hobo's Christmas — Chance Grovner
• 1987Night of Courage — Abner Abelson, Abner Abelsen
• The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd — Shimkin
• 1987The Lost Boys — Grandpa
• 1986The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn — The King
• The Cavanaughs
• 1986Where are the Children? — Jonathan Knowles
• 1985Maxie — Bishop Campbell
• 1985Under the Biltmore Clock — Ludlow Whitney
• 1984The Sky's No Limit — Arthur Bennett
• 1983A Caribbean Mystery — Mr. Rafiel
• 1983Trick or Treat — Gideon Hackles
• American Playhouse — Ludlow Whitney, King
• 1982Best Friends — Tim McCullen
• Hotel — Joe Freilich
• Little Gloria... Happy at Last — Justice John Francis Carew
• 1982Tron — Dr. Walter Gibbs / Dumont
• 1981First Monday in October — Chief Justice Crawford
• Mr. Merlin
• 1980Homeward Bound — Harry Seaton
• 1979Sanctuary of Fear — Father Brown
• 1978See How She Runs — John Matusak
• 1978The World Beyond — Andy Borchard
• 1977Kill Me If You Can — Judge Fricke
• Lou Grant
• 1977Oh, God! — Judge Baker
• 1977Ransom for Alice! — Jess Halliday
• 1977Tell Me My Name — Uncle Tyler
• The Love Boat
• Doc — Dr. Joe Bogert
• 1975Guilty or Innocent: The Sam Sheppard Murder Case — Attorney Philip J. Madden
• 1975The Two Deaths of Sean Doolittle — Warren
• 1975The UFO Incident — Dr. Benjamin Simon
• Love Story (US)
• 1973Much Ado About Nothing — Dogberry
• 1973Pueblo — Secretary of the Navy
• 1973Sisters — Arthur McLennen
• 1973The Bible as Literature: Part 1 - Saga and Story in the Old Testament — elder two
• 1973The Borrowers — Mr. Crampfurl
• 1973The Thanksgiving Treasure — Walter Renquist
• 1972Look Homeward, Angel — Dr. McGuire
• 1972Rage — Dr. Spencer
• The Bob Newhart Show — Herbert Hartley
• 1971A Memory of Two Mondays — Jim
• All in the Family — Father Majeski
• 1971All the Way Home — Joel Lynch
• Cannon — Jack Spicer
• 1971Cold Turkey — Dr. Proctor
• 1971Dr. Cook's Garden — Elias Hart
• Great Performances — Jim
• 1971The Hospital — Drummond
• 1971The Pursuit of Happiness — Judge Vogel
• 1970Where’s Poppa? — Colonel Hendricks
• Hawaii Five-O — Clinton Palmer
• 1969Midnight Cowboy — Towny
• 1968Managing Time
• 1967The Borgia Stick — Doctor Helm
• ABC Stage 67 — Lathrop Hyde
• The Trials of O'Brien
• 1964Hamlet — Marcellus / Priest
• The Defenders — Lester Swann
• 1961The Young Doctors — Dr. Kent O'Donnell
• Way Out
• Route 66
• Naked City — 1st Reporter
• The United States Steel Hour
• Hallmark Hall of Fame — Joel Lynch, Jake Tibbetts
• Robert Montgomery Presents

Appearances as themselves (2)

• 2002The Making of TRON — Himself
• 1982Night of 100 Stars — Self