Gene Barry

Gene Barry

  • Birthday: 1919-06-14
  • Deathday: 2009-12-09
  • Place of birth: New York City, New York, U.S.
  • Also know as: Eugene Klass

Biography

Gene Barry (June 14, 1919 – December 9, 2009) was an American stage, screen, and television actor. Barry is known for his portrayal of the title character in the TV series Bat Masterson, among many roles. Description above from the Wikipedia article Gene Barry, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Filmography

The 27th Day

1957

As Jonathan Clark

The Houston Story

1956

As Frank Duncan

Guyana: Crime of the Century

1979

As Congressman Lee O'Brien

Naked Alibi

1954

As Al Willis

Forty Guns

1957

As Wes Bonell

Back from Eternity

1956

As Jud Ellis

War of the Worlds

2005

As Grandfather

Thunder Road

1958

As Roy Barrett, Treasury Agent

The Atomic City

1952

As Dr. Frank Addison

China Gate

1957

As Sgt. Brock

These Old Broads

2001

As Mr. Stern

The Girls of Pleasure Island

1953

As Capt. Beaton

The Purple Mask

1955

As Captain Charles Laverne

Alaska Seas

1954

As Verne Williams

Hong Kong Confidential

1958

As Agent Casey Reed

Those Redheads from Seattle

1953

As Johnny Kisco

Maroc 7

1967

As Simon Grant

The Second Coming of Suzanne

1974

As Jackson Sinclair, the TV Commentator

Subterfuge

1968

As Michael A. Donovan

Istanbul Express

1969

As Michael London

Do You Take This Stranger?

1971

As Murray Jarvis

Abraham's Sacrifice

1979

As Abraham

Red Garters

1954

As Rafael Moreno

Soldier of Fortune

1955

As Louis Hoyt

A Cry for Love

1980

As Gordon Harris

Prescription: Murder

1968

As Dr. Ray Flemming

Turn Back the Clock

1989

As John Forrest

The War of the Worlds

1953

As Dr. Clayton Forrester

Ransom for Alice!

1977

As Harry Darew

The Men Who Made the Movies: Samuel Fuller

2002

As Wes Bonnell (archive footage) (uncredited)

The Adventures of Nellie Bly

1981

As John Cockerill

Los Angeles Plays Itself

2004

As Dr. Clayton Forrester in The War of The Worlds (archive footage)

LA 2017

1971

As Glenn Howard

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