Paul Langton

Paul Langton

Birthday: 1913-04-17
Deathday: 1980-04-15
Place of birth: Salt Lake City, Utah, USA

Biography

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

The Incredible Shrinking Man

1957

As Charlie Carey

It! The Terror from Beyond Space

1958

As Calder

The Snow Creature

1954

As Dr. Frank Parrish

Murder Is My Beat

1955

As Ray Patrick

Chicago Confidential

1957

As Jake Parker

For You I Die

1947

As Johnny Coulter

The Big Knife

1955

As Buddy Bliss

They Were Expendable

1945

As Ens. 'Andy' Andrews

The Cosmic Man

1959

As Col. Matthews

The Hidden Eye

1945

As Barry Gifford

Big Leaguer

1953

As Brian McLennan

Dime with a Halo

1963

As Mr. Jones

Jack Slade

1953

As Dan Traver

Utah Blaine

1957

As Rip Coker

Till the Clouds Roll By

1946

As Oscar Hammerstein II

Fighting Back

1948

As Nick Sanders

Gentle Annie

1944

As Violet Goss

To Hell and Back

1955

As Colonel Howe

The Last Angry Man

1959

As Jack Vickery (uncredited)

Purity Squad

1945

As Mr. Winthrop (uncredited)

Fall Guy

1945

As Joe Brent

Return from the Sea

1954

As Lt. Manley

Invisible Invaders

1959

As Lt. Gen. Stone

A Song Is Born

1948

As Joe

The Romance of Rosy Ridge

1947

As Tom Yeary

The Kill

1952

As Marsh Huddlestone

Man's Favorite Sport?

1964

As Jim Stern (uncredited)

Magic on a Stick

1946

As John Walker (uncredited)

Three Came to Kill

1960

As Ben Scanlon

Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo

1944

As Captain 'Ski' York

4 for Texas

1963

As Beauregard

Trouble Preferred

1948

As Ed Poole

Advance to the Rear

1964

As Maj. Forsythe (uncredited)

Girl in the Woods

1958

As Luke Plummer

Dark Shadows

1944

As Peter Selkin (uncredited)

Horrible Horror

1986

As Dr. Frank Parrish in 'The Snow Creature'

We've Never Been Licked

1943

As Naval Officer (uncredited)

My Brother Talks to Horses

1947

As Mr. Gillespie

The Big Night

1960

As Spencer

Holiday for Bill

1951

As Bill Kemp