From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Dana James Hutton (May 31, 1934 – June 2, 1979), usually credited as Jim Hutton, was an American actor in film and television probably best remembered for his role as Ellery Queen in the 1970s TV series of the same name. Description above from the Wikipedia article Jim Hutton, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Filmography

• $weepstake$ — David
• 1979Butterflies — Leonard Dean
• 1979The Sky Trap — Joe Reese
• 1978Flying High — Paul Mitchell
• Ellery Queen — Ellery Queen
• 1975Ellery Queen: Too Many Suspects — Ellery Queen
• One Day at a Time
• 1975Psychic Killer — Arnold James Masters
• 1974Nightmare at 43 Hillcrest — Greg Leyden
• 1974The Underground Man — Stanley Broadhurst
• 1973Don't Be Afraid of the Dark — Alex Farnham
• 1972Call Her Mom — Jonathan
• 1971The Deadly Hunt — Cliff
• The Psychiatrist — Martin's father
• 1971The Reluctant Heroes — Cpl. Bill Lukens
• 1971They Call It Murder — Doug Selby, D.A.
• Love, American Style — John
• 1968Hellfighters — Greg Parker
• 1968The Green Berets — Sgt. Petersen
• The Name of the Game — Mike
• Ironside — Matt Black
• 1967Who's Minding the Mint? — Harry Lucas
• 1966The Trouble with Angels — Mr. Petrie (uncredited)
• 1966Walk Don't Run — Steve Davis
• 1965Major Dundee — Lieutenant Graham
• 1965Never Too Late — Charlie Clinton
• 1965The Hallelujah Trail — Capt. Paul Slater
• 1964Looking for Love — Paul Davis
• 1963Sunday in New York — Man in Rowboat with Radio (uncredited)
• 1962Period of Adjustment — George Haverstick
• 1962The Horizontal Lieutenant — Second Lt. Merle Wye
• 1961Bachelor in Paradise — Larry Delavane
• 1961The Honeymoon Machine — Jason Eldridge
• 1960The Subterraneans — Adam Moovad
• 1960Where the Boys Are — TV Thompson
• 1959Ten Seconds to Hell — Workman at Bomb Site
• The Twilight Zone — Major William Gart
• 1958A Time to Love and a Time to Die — Hirschland

Appearances as themselves (5)

• 1976Joys — Self
• The Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts — Self
• The Mike Douglas Show — Self
• The Oscars — Self
• The Bob Hope Show — Self