Paul Langton
Acting
Born April 17, 1913, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
Paul Langton was an American screen, radio, and television actor best known for his role as Leslie Harrington on the prime time television series Peyton Place (1964-68).
Filmography
- Emergency! — Myron Gilmore
- The Immortal
- The Outcasts
- Ironside
- 1964Advance to the Rear — Maj. Forsythe (uncredited)
- 1964Man's Favorite Sport? — Jim Stern (uncredited)
- Peyton Place — Leslie Harrington
- 1964Youngblood Hawke — Glenn Hawke (uncredited)
- 19634 for Texas — Beauregard
- 1963Dime with a Halo — Mr. Jones
- Kraft Suspense Theatre — Sheriff Johnny Kyle
- The Fugitive — Sheriff
- The Virginian — Bartlett
- Bus Stop
- Dr. Kildare — Dr. Ian Lamb
- Mister Ed
- Checkmate — The Architect
- 1960The Big Night — Spencer
- The Chevy Mystery Show — Dr. Walter Halsey
- The Roaring 20's
- 1960Three Came to Kill — Ben Scanlon
- Adventures in Paradise — Dr. Stan Sandholm
- 1959Invisible Invaders — Lt. Gen. Stone
- Law of the Plainsman — Sgt. Sean McGrath
- Men Into Space
- Not for Hire — Saunders
- One Step Beyond — Mr. Garrick
- Rawhide
- 1959The Cosmic Man — Col. Matthews
- 1959The Last Angry Man — Jack Vickery (uncredited)
- The Twilight Zone — Doctor
- Tightrope
- 19581104 Sutton Road
- 77 Sunset Strip
- Bat Masterson — Marshal
- 1958Girl in the Woods — Luke Plummer
- 1958It! The Terror from Beyond Space — Calder
- Lawman
- Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer — Lew Fallon
- The Further Adventures of Ellery Queen — Police Lt. Peter Maas
- 1957Chicago Confidential — Jake Parker
- Leave It to Beaver
- M Squad — Van Wert
- Perry Mason — Harry Vance, Simon Atley, Assistant D.A. Bertram Telford, Prosecutor Green
- 1957The Incredible Shrinking Man — Charlie Carey
- 1957Utah Blaine — Rip Coker
- Wagon Train — Ralph Morse
- Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theatre — Tom Lamont
- Alfred Hitchcock Presents — Arthur Summers
- Cheyenne
- Frontier — Fred Graham
- Gunsmoke — Major Evans, Killion, Rob Curtin
- Matinee Theater
- 1955Murder Is My Beat — Ray Patrick
- Navy Log
- 1955The Big Knife — Buddy Bliss
- The Millionaire — John 'Jack' Martin, Dr. Ralph Spencer
- 1955To Hell and Back — Colonel Howe
- 1954Return from the Sea — Lt. Manley
- Studio 57
- 1954The Snow Creature — Dr. Frank Parrish
- The Whistler
- 1953Big Leaguer — Brian McLennan
- City Detective
- 1953Jack Slade — Dan Traver
- Letter to Loretta — Johnny Ames, Roy
- Cavalcade of America — Captain Joshua Patten
- Chevron Theatre
- Four Star Playhouse — Garry Anchor
- The Ford Television Theatre
- 1952The Kill — Marsh Huddlestone
- Hallmark Hall of Fame — Dr. Harvey W. Wiley
- 1951Holiday for Bill — Bill Kemp
- Schlitz Playhouse of Stars — Mal Martin, Cochran, Landry, Pete Hunter, Stacey Harris
- Tales of Tomorrow
- Danger
- Lux Video Theatre — Carl, Matthews
- Treasury Men in Action — Scottie Barrow
- Suspense — Winters
- 1948A Song Is Born — Joe
- 1948Fighting Back — Nick Sanders
- Studio One — Mike Barnaby, John Temple
- 1948Trouble Preferred — Ed Poole
- 1947For You I Die — Johnny Coulter
- 1947My Brother Talks to Horses — Mr. Gillespie
- 1947The Romance of Rosy Ridge — Tom Yeary
- 1947The Sea of Grass — Young Doctor (uncredited)
- 1946Magic on a Stick — John Walker (uncredited)
- 1946Till the Clouds Roll By — Oscar Hammerstein II
- 1945Fall Guy — Joe Brent
- 1945Purity Squad — Mr. Winthrop (uncredited)
- 1945The Hidden Eye — Barry Gifford
- 1945They Were Expendable — Ens. 'Andy' Andrews
- 1944Dark Shadows — Peter Selkin (uncredited)
- 1944Gentle Annie — Violet Goss
- 1944The Thin Man Goes Home — Tom Clayworth (uncredited)
- 1944Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo — Captain 'Ski' York
- 1943We've Never Been Licked — Naval Officer (uncredited)