Lloyd Gough

Acting

Born September 21, 1907, New York City, New York, USA

Lloyd Gough was an American character actor known for his work in film, television, and theater. He appeared in numerous movies and TV shows from the 1940s through the 1970s, often portraying tough or authoritative characters. Gough's roles were diverse, ranging from crime dramas to Westerns, and he was recognized for his versatility and ability to bring depth to his characters. Some of his notable film credits include "The Front," "A Double Life," and "The Green Berets."

Filmography

• The Gangster Chronicles
• 1980Fun and Games — Fred Fermin
• 1977The Private Files of J. Edgar Hoover — Walter Winchell
• 1976Fury of the Dragon — Mike Axford
• Quincy, M.E. — Judge Taylor, Judge Bernard Weinecke
• 1976The Front — Delaney
• Baretta
• 1974Earthquake — Bill Cameron
• 1974It's Good to Be Alive — Surgeon
• 1974The Green Hornet — Mike Axford
• Barnaby Jones — Felix Warner
• 1973Executive Action — McCadden
• Police Story — Mr. Morton
• 1973The Marcus-Nelson Murders — Inspector MacNeill
• Ghost Story — The Doctor
• 1972Sandcastles — Paul Fiedler
• Cannon
• 1971My Old Man's Place — Dr. Paul
• The New Dick Van Dyke Show — Officer Jack Brown
• The Odd Couple — Sergeant Flanagan
• Hawaii Five-O — Nelson Blake
• 1969Tell Them Willie Boy Is Here — Dexter
• 1968Funny Girl — Lawyer Bill Fallon (uncredited)
• 1968Madigan — Asst. Chief Inspector Earl Griffin
• 1968The Sweet Ride — Parker
• Accidental Family
• Cimarron Strip
• Judd, for the Defense
• Mannix — Senator Miniver
• The Invaders — Joe McMullen
• 1967Tony Rome — Jules Langley
• The Green Hornet — Michael Axford
• The F.B.I. — Harvey Scott
• The Loner
• The Rogues — Hubert Crayle
• The Fugitive — Ed Waverly, Frank Hobart
• The Outer Limits — Gen. Claiborne
• Ben Casey
• 1960The Computer Comes to Marketing — Walt
• Perry Mason — Richard Bayler
• Gunsmoke — Jacob Beamus
• 1952Rancho Notorious — Kinch (uncredited)
• 1951Storm Warning — Cliff Rummel
• 1951The Scarf — Asylum Dr. Gordon
• 1951Valentino — Eddie Morgan
• Lux Video Theatre — Ben
• 1950Outside the Wall — Red Chaney
• 1950Sunset Boulevard — Morino
• 1949Always Leave Them Laughing — Monte Wilson
• 1949Roseanna McCoy — Pharmer McCoy
• 1949Tension — Barney Deager
• 1949Tulsa — Bruce Tanner
• 1948A Southern Yankee — Capt. Steve Lorford
• 1948All My Sons — Jim Bayliss
• 1948Black Bart — Sheriff Gordon
• 1948River Lady — Mike Riley
• 1948That Wonderful Urge — Duffy, Chronicle Editor
• 1948The Babe Ruth Story — Gambler Dalton
• 1947Body and Soul — Roberts
• 1942A Child Went Forth — Narrator (voice)