William LeRoy Prince (January 26, 1913 – October 8, 1996) was an American actor who appeared in numerous soap operas and made dozens of guest appearances on primetime series as well as playing villains in movies like The Gauntlet and Spontaneous Combustion. Description above from the Wikipedia article William Prince, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Filmography

• 1994The Paper — Howard Hackett
• 1993The Portrait — Hubert Hayden
• Walker, Texas Ranger — Miles Douglas
• 1991Steel and Lace — Old Man
• 1991The Taking of Beverly Hills — Mitchell Sage
• Law & Order — Dwight Corcoran
• 1989Chain Letter — Matthew Barwood
• 1989Do You Know the Muffin Man? — Arthur Richardson
• 1989Second Sight — Cardinal O'Hara
• 1989Spontaneous Combustion — Lew Orlander
• Monsters — Dr. Collin
• 1988Vice Versa — Avery
• War and Remembrance — Chester Nimitz
• 1987Assassination — H.H. Royce
• 1987Nuts — Clarence Middleton
• Matlock — Garland Frazier
• 1986Perry Mason: The Case of the Notorious Nun — Archbishop Stefan Corro
• 1985Fever Pitch — Mitchell
• 1985Goldie and the Bears — Paul Ellison
• 1985Movers & Shakers — Louis Martin
• 1985Spies Like Us — Keyes
• Murder, She Wrote — Andrew Kerry
• 1983Found Money — George Peterson
• 1983Joe Dancer III: The Big Trade — Asa Lamar
• Scarecrow and Mrs. King
• 1983The Sting II — Tuxedo (uncredited)
• Fame
• 1982Kiss Me Goodbye — Rev. Hollis
• 1982Moonlight — Mr. White / Bibb
• Remington Steele — (uncredited), Horton Earhart
• 1982The Soldier — The President
• 1981A Matter of Life and Death — Dr. Burgess
• Dynasty
• 1981Love & Money — Paultz
• Simon & Simon
• The Fall Guy
• The Greatest American Hero — Dr. Striegel
• 1981The Greatest Man in the World — Secretary of State
• 1980A Time for Miracles — Prefect
• 1980Bronco Billy — Edgar Lipton
• 1980City in Fear — Harrison Crawford II
• 1980Gideon's Trumpet — 5th Supreme Court Justice
• 1980Make Me an Offer — Milo Spears
• 1980The Jericho Mile — O.A.U. Chairman
• Hart to Hart
• 1979The Promise — George Calloway
• 1979The Sorrows of Gin — Carl
• Trapper John, M.D.
• 1978The Cat from Outer Space — Mr. Olympus
• Aspen — Judge Miles Kendrick
• 1977Fire Sale — Mr. Cooper (uncredited)
• 1977Johnny, We Hardly Knew Ye — Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy
• 1977Rollercoaster — Quinlan
• 1977The Gauntlet — Blakelock
• The Rhinemann Exchange — Alex Spaulding
• 1976All Over — The Best Friend
• 1976Family Plot — Bishop Wood
• 1976Network — Edward George Ruddy
• Quincy, M.E. — Prosecutor
• Sybil — Willard Dorsett
• Starsky & Hutch — James Marshall Gunther
• The Invisible Man
• 1975The Stepford Wives — Ike Mazzard
• Little House on the Prairie — Mr. Broxton
• 1974Night Games — Clayton Nikell
• Police Woman
• The Rockford Files — Arnold Newcomb
• 1973Blade — Powers
• 1973Key West — Sen. Scott
• Kojak — Baker
• 1972The Heartbreak Kid — Colorado Man
• Cannon
• Great Performances — The Best Friend
• Primus
• 1971Sacco & Vanzetti — William Thompson
• A World Apart
• Hawaii Five-O — Willard Coleman
• 1966An Enemy of the People
• 1966The Atom and Eve — Narrator
• Another World
• 1958All the King's Men
• 1958Macabre — Dr. Rodney Barrett
• Young Doctor Malone
• 1956Secret of Treasure Mountain — Robert Kendall
• The Edge of Night
• 1956The Vagabond King — Rene de Montigny
• Inner Sanctum
• Janet Dean, Registered Nurse
• Justice — Richard Adams
• Hallmark Hall of Fame — 5th Supreme Court Justice
• Tales of Tomorrow
• 1950Cyrano de Bergerac — Christian de Neuvillette
• Danger
• 1949Lust for Gold — Barry Storm
• Suspense — Cunningham
• Studio One — Peter Standish
• The Philco Television Playhouse — Hadrian the adopted son
• 1947Carnegie Hall — Tony Salerno Jr.
• 1946Cinderella Jones — Bart Williams
• 1946Dead Reckoning — Sgt. Johnny Drake
• 1946Shadow of a Woman — David G. MacKellar, Louise's Lawyer
• 1945Objective, Burma! — Lt. Sid Jacobs
• 1945Pillow to Post — Lieutenant Don Mallory
• 1944The Very Thought of You — Fred
• 1943Destination Tokyo — Pills

Appearances as themselves (2)

• 1944Hollywood Canteen — Self
• 1942Breakdowns of 1942 — Self