Alan Hale, Jr. (March 8, 1921– January 2, 1990) was an American movie and television actor, best known for his role as Skipper (Jonas Grumby) on the popular sitcom Gilligan's Island. Hale was the lookalike son of popular supporting film actor Alan Hale.

Filmography

• 1989Terror Night — Jake Nelson
• 1987Back to the Beach — Bartender’s Buddy
• ALF — Jonas Grumby
• Blacke's Magic — Vern Keppler
• Crazy like a Fox
• 1984Johnny Dangerously — Desk Sergeant
• Murder, She Wrote — Fenton Harris
• 1984The Red Fury — Doc Kaminsky
• 1983Hambone and Hillie — McVickers
• Gilligan's Planet — Captain Jonas "The Skipper" Grumby (voice)
• Simon & Simon — Bartender
• 1981The Harlem Globetrotters on Gilligan's Island — Skipper
• Magnum, P.I. — Russell Tate
• 1979Angels' Brigade — Manny
• 1979Evidence of Power
• 1979The Castaways on Gilligan's Island — Skipper
• 1979The Fifth Musketeer — Porthos
• The Littlest Hobo — Harry (as Alan Hale)
• 1979The North Avenue Irregulars — Harry, the Hat (as Alan Hale)
• Fantasy Island — Corky
• 1978Rescue from Gilligan's Island — Skipper Jonas Grumby
• 1977Sammy — Mike (as Alan Hale)
• The Love Boat — Jack McTigue, Gus Dolan
• 1975The Giant Spider Invasion — Sheriff
• 1975The Sky's the Limit — Cholly
• 1974Rex Harrison Presents Stories of Love — Walter
• The New Adventures of Gilligan — Captain Skipper Jonas Grumby (voice)
• 1972The Curse of a Faithful Wife — Jack Shimmering
• 1970The Andersonville Trial — Board of Military Judges
• 1970There Was a Crooked Man... — Tobaccy
• 1970Tiger by the Tail — Billy Jack Whitehorn
• 1968Hang 'em High — Matt Stone
• Here's Lucy — Moose Manley
• Land of the Giants — O'Reilly
• Ironside — Laurence Drescher
• Batman — Gilligan (uncredited)
• The Wild Wild West — Ned Brown
• 1964Advance to the Rear — Sgt. Beauregard Davis
• 1964Bullet for a Badman — Leach
• Gilligan's Island — Skipper
• My Favorite Martian — Omar M. Keck
• 1963The Crawling Hand — Sheriff Townsend
• 1963The Iron Maiden — Paul Fisher
• The Lucy Show — Captain Burke
• The Virginian — Sam Donner
• Hazel — Coach Murphy
• 1961The Long Rope — Sheriff John Millard
• 1960Mission of Danger — Sam Beal
• 1960Moochie of Pop Warner Football — Fred Preston
• Route 66 — Mr. Nickerson
• The Andy Griffith Show — Jeff Pruitt
• 1960Thunder in Carolina — Buddy Schaeffer
• Bonanza — Swede Lundberg
• Hawaiian Eye — Big Mac
• Johnny Ringo — Coffin Sam Sabine
• 1959Moochie of the Little League — Fred Preston
• Rawhide — Wagon Master
• The Untouchables — 'Big' Bill Phillips
• 1959Up Periscope — Lt. Pat Malone
• 1958The Lady Takes a Flyer — Frank Henshaw
• The Texan — Jake Bricker, Sculley
• Wanted: Dead or Alive — Dan Poe
• 1957Affair in Reno — Deke (as Alan Hale)
• Alcoa Theatre — Sven Svenson
• 1957All Mine to Give — Tom Cullen
• 1957Battle Hymn — Mess Sergeant
• Casey Jones — Casey Jones
• Maverick — Big Jim Watson, Capt. Jim Pattishall
• Perry Mason — Lon Snyder
• 1957The True Story of Jesse James — Cole Younger
• Wagon Train — Kirby
• 1956Canyon River — George Lynch
• 1956The Cruel Tower — Rocky Milliken (as Alan Hale)
• 1956The Killer Is Loose — Detective Denny
• 1956The Three Outlaws — Sundance Kid (as Alan Hale)
• 1955A Man Alone — Jim Anderson
• Cheyenne — Les Bridgeman
• Frontier — Kane
• Gunsmoke — Dave Chaney
• 1955Man on the Ledge — Boyle
• 1955Many Rivers to Cross — Luke Radford
• Screen Director's Playhouse — Bowen
• The 20th Century Fox Hour — Boyle, Palmer Cass
• 1955The Indian Fighter — Will Crabtree
• 1955The Sea Chase — Wentz
• 1954Born in Freedom: The Story of Colonel Drake — Crew Foreman
• 1954Captain Kidd and the Slave Girl — Jay Simpson
• 1954Destry — Jack Larson
• Public Defender — Sparky Albright
• 1954Rogue Cop — Johnny Stark
• 1954Silver Lode — Kirk
• 1954The Iron Glove — Patrick Gaydon
• 1954The Law vs. Billy the Kid — Bob Ollinger
• The Wonderful World of Disney — Bill Minters, Fred Preston
• 1954Young at Heart — Robert Neary
• 1953Captain John Smith and Pocahontas — Fleming
• General Electric Theater — Anthony Mullins
• 1953The Man Behind The Gun — Cpl. Olaf Swenson
• 1952Arctic Flight — John W. Wetherby
• 1952At Sword's Point — Porthos Jr.
• Biff Baker U.S.A. — Biff Baker
• Chevron Theatre — Biff Baker
• 1952Ellis in Freedomland — Male Model
• 1952Lady in the Iron Mask — Porthos
• 1952Mr. Walkie Talkie — Tiny
• 1952Springfield Rifle — Mizzell
• The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet — Harry
• 1952The Big Trees — Tiny
• 1952Wait Till the Sun Shines, Nellie — George Oliphant
• 1951Home Town Story — Slim Haskins
• 1951Honeychile — Joe Boyd
• 1950Kill the Umpire — Harry Shea (uncredited)
• 1950Short Grass — Chris Christofferson
• 1950Sierra Passage — Yance Carter
• 1950The Blazing Sun — Ben Luber
• The Gene Autry Show — Mort Craig, Bill Watterson, Tiny - Sidekick, The Bandit, Goss
• 1950The Gunfighter — First Brother (uncredited)
• The Jack Benny Program — McGuire, Alan Hale Jr.
• 1950The Underworld Story — Shaeffer
• 1950The West Point Story — Bull Gilbert
• 1950When Willie Comes Marching Home — Laughing Sergeant at Dance (uncredited)
• 1949It Happens Every Spring — Schmidt
• 1949Riders in the Sky — Marshal Riggs
• 1949Rim of the Canyon — Matt Kimbrough
• 1949Swiss Tour — Joe
• 1948Homecoming — Military Policeman (uncredited)
• 1948Music Man — Joe
• 1948One Sunday Afternoon — Marty
• 1947It Happened on Fifth Avenue — Whitey Temple
• 1947Sarge Goes to College — Sarge
• 1947The Spirit of West Point — Oklahoma Cutter
• 1946Monsieur Beaucaire — Courtier (uncredited)
• 1946Sweetheart of Sigma Chi — Mike Mitchell
• 1943No Time for Love — Union Checker (uncredited)
• 1943Watch on the Rhine — Boy (uncredited)
• 1943Yanks Ahoy — Colonel's Orderly (uncredited)
• 1942Eagle Squadron — Olsen
• 1942Rubber Racketeers — Red
• 1942The McGuerins from Brooklyn — Alan
• 1942To the Shores of Tripoli — Tom Hall
• 1942Top Sergeant — Cruxton
• 1942Victory Quiz
• 1942Wake Island
• 1941All-American Co-Ed — Tiny
• 1941Military Training — Poor Instructor
• 1933Wild Boys of the Road — Boy (uncredited)

Appearances as themselves (3)

• The Unknown Story — Self - archive footage
• 1979When the West Was Fun: A Western Reunion — Self
• The Mike Douglas Show — Self