Victor "Vic" Morrow (February 14, 1929 – July 23, 1982) was an American actor, whose credits include a starring role in the 1960s TV series Combat!, prominent roles in a handful of other television and cinema dramas, and numerous guest roles on television. He and child actors Myca Dinh Le (age 7) and Renee Shin-Yi Chen (age 6) died when a stunt helicopter crashed on them during the filming of Twilight Zone: The Movie. He was married to screenwriter and actress Barbara Turner from 1957 - 1964, with whom he had two daughters, including actress Jennifer Jason Leigh.

Filmography

• 1983Twilight Zone: The Movie — Bill
• 19821990: The Bronx Warriors — Hammer
• 1981The Last Shark — Ron Hamer
• B.A.D. Cats
• 1980Humanoids from the Deep — Hank Slattery
• Magnum, P.I. — Police Sergeant Jordan
• 1980The Secret of Lost Valley — Director
• 1979Daniel and Nebuchadnezzar — Arioch
• Paris — Julius Wellman
• 1979Stone — Morgan Teckington
• 1979The Evictors — Jake Rudd
• The Last Convertible — Chief Lonborg
• The Littlest Hobo — Sam Powers
• The Seekers — Leland Pell
• 1978Message from Space — General Garuda
• 1978Wild and Wooly — Warden Willis
• 1977Curse of the Black Widow — Lt. Gully Conti
• Hunter
• Lucan — Director
• Roots — Ames
• 1977The Ghost of Cypress Swamp — Tom Stone
• 1977The Hostage Heart — Steve Rockewicz
• 1977The Man with the Power — Paul
• Captains and the Kings — Tom Hennessey
• Charlie's Angels — Harry Stearns
• Quincy, M.E. — Director
• 1976The Bad News Bears — Roy Turner
• 1976Tom Sawyer — Injun Joe
• 1976Treasure of Matecumbe — Spangler
• Bronk
• 1975Death Stalk — Leo Brunner
• 1975The Babysitter — Vic, Stunts
• 1975The Night That Panicked America — Hank Muldoon
• 1974Dirty Mary Crazy Larry — Capt. Everett Franklin
• 1974Funeral for an Assassin — Michael Cardiff
• 1974Nightmare — Detective Rausch
• 1974The California Kid — Sheriff Roy Childress
• 1974The Take — Manso
• Police Story
• The Evil Touch — Director
• 1972The Glass House — Hugo Slocum
• The Streets of San Francisco
• 1972The Weekend Nun — Chuck Jardine
• 1971A Step Out of Line — Joe Rawlins
• 1971River of Mystery — Phil Munger
• 1971Travis Logan, D.A. — Travis Logan
• 1970A Man Called Sledge — Gold Guard Scout (uncredited), Director, Screenplay
• Dan August — Steve Harrison
• McCloud
• The Immortal
• Hawaii Five-O — Edward Heron
• 1969Target: Harry — Harry Black
• The Bold Ones: The New Doctors — Dr. William Ritter
• Ironside
• Mannix — Eric Latimer
• 1966Deathwatch — Director, Writer, Producer
• Mission: Impossible
• The F.B.I. — Porter Bent, John Stahl
• Combat! — Sergeant Chip Saunders, Director
• 1961Portrait of a Mobster — Dutch Schultz
• 1961Posse from Hell — Crip
• Target: The Corruptors!
• The New Breed — Belman
• 1960Cimarron — Wes Jennings
• Outlaws
• The Barbara Stanwyck Show — Leroy Benson
• The Tall Man — Skip Farrell
• Bonanza — Ab Brock, Lassiter
• Johnny Ringo — Bill Stoner
• The Lawless Years
• The Untouchables — Collier, Vince Shirer
• Wichita Town
• 1958God's Little Acre — Shaw Walden
• 1958Hell's Five Hours — Burt Nash
• 1958King Creole — Shark
• Naked City — David Greco
• The Rifleman — Johnny Cotton
• 1957Men in War — Cpl. Zwickley
• Richard Diamond, Private Detective — Joe Rovi
• The Restless Gun — Wes Singer
• Trackdown — Stony Buckram
• Telephone Time
• 1956Tribute to a Bad Man — Lars Peterson
• Alfred Hitchcock Presents — Benny Mungo
• 1955Blackboard Jungle — Artie West
• 1955It's a Dog's Life — Wildfire (voice / uncredited)
• The Millionaire — Joseph F. 'Joey' Diamond
• Climax! — Ted
• General Electric Theater — Lieutenant Mikhail Loptev

Appearances as themselves (2)

• 1992Death Scenes 2 — Self (archive footage) (uncredited)
• 1990Death In Hollywood — Self (archive footage)