Dane Clark
Acting · Directing
Born February 26, 1912, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Dane Clark (February 26, 1912 – September 11, 1998) was an American film actor who was known for playing, as he labeled himself, "Joe Average".
Filmography
- 1988Last Rites — Don Carlo
- Highway to Heaven — Paul Tarsten
- Murder, She Wrote — Henri Viscard, O'Farrell
- 1982Blood Song — Sheriff Gibbons
- Matt Houston
- Riker — Craig
- Simon & Simon
- 1981The Woman Inside — Dr. Rozner
- Condominium — Pete McGinnity
- The French Atlantic Affair — Adm. J. Elton Knox
- Fantasy Island — Charlie Darcy / Lieutenant Blainey / Chavel
- Vega$
- The Hardy Boys / Nancy Drew Mysteries
- 1976James Dean — James Whitmore
- Once an Eagle — Harry Sheppard
- Quincy, M.E.
- Archer
- Bronk
- 1975Cop on the Beat — Lt. Baker
- Ellery Queen
- Matt Helm — Joey Bender
- Medical Story — Dr. Harold Elwell
- 1975Murder on Flight 502 — Ray Garwood
- Starsky & Hutch
- Switch — Clay Tranter
- Born Free — Brother Mario
- Police Woman — Sgt. Paul Barnett
- 1973Big John Morrison — Pete Stohler
- Police Story — Lt Eakes, Lt. Barrenger, Lt. Mal Banfield
- The New Perry Mason — Lt. Arthur Tragg
- 1972Say Goodbye, Maggie Cole — Hank Cooper
- Search
- 1972The Family Rico — Boston Phil
- The Rookies — Lieutenant Monroe
- Cannon
- 1971The Face of Fear — Tamworth
- Night Gallery
- 1970The McMasters — Spencer
- Hawaii Five-O — Jesse Cooper, Victor Jovanko, Sergeant Riley
- The Mod Squad
- The Name of the Game — Brian Smith, Bill Oliver
- Ironside
- Mannix
- Mission: Impossible
- Burke's Law — Milton Yeager
- Kraft Suspense Theatre — Saul Baratseff
- Ben Casey
- The Defenders — Mark Gerard
- Special for Women
- The Chevy Mystery Show — Dr. Joseph Teague
- Bold Venture — Slate Shannon
- Lock-Up — Director
- Rawhide — Jeff Barkley
- The Twilight Zone — Ace Larsen
- 1957Outlaw's Son — Nate Blaine
- Suspicion
- Wagon Train — John Wilbot
- 1956Massacre — Capitán Ramón
- 1956The Man Is Armed — Johnny Morrison
- Wire Service — Dan Miller
- 1955General Electric Theater: Into the Night — Smiley Sanson
- The 20th Century Fox Hour — Tom Benson
- 1955The Toughest Man Alive — Lee Stevens
- 1954Blackout — Casey Morrow
- Climax! — Detective Nick Vallejo, Harry Harper
- 1954Go Man Go — Abe Saperstein
- Justice — Richard Adams
- 1954Paid to Kill — James Nevill
- 1954Port of Hell — Gibson 'Gibb' Pardee
- 1954Thunder Pass — Capt. Dave Stone
- General Electric Theater — Smiley Sanson
- The Ford Television Theatre — Joe Travis, Dr. Scott Stanley
- 1952The Gambler and the Lady — Jim Forster
- 1951Fort Defiance — Johnny Tallon
- 1951Never Trust a Gambler — Steve Garry
- Schlitz Playhouse of Stars — Sheriff Ames, Frankie Nevada
- Armstrong Circle Theatre
- 1950Backfire — Ben Arno
- 1950Barricade — Bob Peters
- 1950Gunman in the Streets — Eddy Roback
- 1950Highly Dangerous — Bill Casey
- 1950Le Traqué — Eddy Roback
- Lux Video Theatre — George
- Your Show of Shows
- Lights Out
- 1949Without Honor — Bill Bandle
- 1948Embraceable You — Eddie Novoc
- 1948Moonrise — Danny Hawkins
- Studio One — Maj. Dick Brooks
- The Philco Television Playhouse
- 1948Whiplash — Michael Gordon, aka Mike Angelo
- 1947Deep Valley — Barry Burnette
- 1947That Way with Women — Greg Wilson
- 1946A Stolen Life — Karnock
- 1946Her Kind of Man — Don Corwin
- 1946Okay for Sound
- 1945God Is My Co-Pilot — Johnny Petach
- 1945Pride of the Marines — Lee Diamond
- 1944Hollywood Canteen — Sgt. Nowland
- 1944I Won't Play — Joe Fingers
- 1944The Very Thought of You — Sgt. 'Fixit' Gilman
- 1943Action in the North Atlantic — Johnnie Pulaski
- 1943Destination Tokyo — Tin Can
- 1943Over the Wall — Benny Vigo
- 1943The Rear Gunner — Benny
- 1942Sunday Punch — Phil Grogan (uncredited)
- 1942Tennessee Johnson — Wirts (uncredited)
- 1942The Glass Key — Henry Sloss (uncredited)
- 1942The Pride of the Yankees — Fraternity Boy (uncredited)
- 1942Wake Island — Sparks (uncredited)
Appearances as themselves (6)
- The Steve Allen Show — Self - Guest
- 1950Shooting Stars — Self
- What's My Line? — Self
- 1949Breakdowns of 1949 — Self
- The Ed Sullivan Show — Self
- 1946Blow-Ups of 1946 — Self