James Jeter

James Jeter

Birthday: 1921-09-15
Deathday: 2007-03-04
Place of birth: Houston, Texas, USA

Bio

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Movies with James Jeter

Cool Hand Luke

1967
As Wickerman
The Sand Pebbles

1966
As Farren
Fast Break

1979
As Officer Hedgewood
A Perfect World

1993
As Oldtimer
The Great Rock 'n' Roll Swindle

1980
As Martin Bormann (uncredited)
Assault on Precinct 13

1976
As Precinct Captain
A Change of Seasons

1980
As Truck Driver
The Wackiest Wagon Train in the West

1976
As Rafe Skullner
Ice Station Zebra

1968
As 2nd Barman (uncredited)
Delancey Street: The Crisis Within

1975
As Second Guard
Katherine

1975
As Fireman
Without Warning: The James Brady Story

1991
As Adm. Glover
The Family Kovack

1974
As Albert
Alcatraz: The Whole Shocking Story

1980
As Guard Fairgate
Diary of a Teenage Hitchhiker

1979
As
The Chase

1966
As Man (uncredited)
The Big Mouth

1967
As Police Lieutenant (uncredited)
The Border

1982
As Frank
The Jayne Mansfield Story

1980
As Middle-Aged Man
Bound for Glory

1976
As Crippled Whitey
Blow Out

1981
As Film Lab Man
The Night They Took Miss Beautiful

1977
As Lew
The Big Bus

1976
As Bus Bartender
Cohen and Tate

1989
As Trooper #1
F.I.S.T.

1978
As Mike Quinn
Death Scream

1975
As Bus Driver
Fun with Dick and Jane

1977
As Immigration Officer
The Last Word

1979
As Desk Sergeant
Black Sunday

1977
As Watchman
The Young Country

1970
As Stagecoach Driver
The Christian Licorice Store

1971
As Texas Man
Matilda

1978
As ASPCA Attendant #3
The Four Deuces

1975
As Capt. 'Smitty' Baird

TV Shows with James Jeter

Hunter

1984
As Bodyguard
Mayberry R.F.D.

1968
As Sergeant
The French Atlantic Affair

1979
As Al
Land of the Giants

1968
As Gateman
CHiPs

1977
As Bert
A Woman Called Moses

1978
As Bowers
Batman

1966
As Train Guard
Quincy, M.E.

1976
As Jack Shannon
Knots Landing

1979
As Trucker
T. J. Hooker

1982
As Guard
Big John, Little John

1976
As Mr. Boswell
Hollywood Wives

1985
As Truck Driver
Hart to Hart

1979
As Policeman
Little House on the Prairie

1974
As Hans Dorfler