David Healy

Actor May 15 (died age 66) Manhattan, New York, USA 1962–2000 (38 year career)

6.3 avg rating

Biography

A rotund, jovial New Yorker, David Healy obligingly played every manner of stereotypical American in British films and on television for more than thirty years. The son of an Australian father and an American mother, he spent much of his youth in Texas. Studying at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, he majored in drama and befriended another young acting hopeful, named Larry Hagman. David first arrived in England as a member of the U.S. Air Force and soon wound up, along with Hagman, in th…

Known For

Film

Labyrinth

Right Door Knocker (voice)

Film

Patton

Clergyman

Film

You Only Live Twice

Houston Radar Operator (uncredited)

Film

Diamonds Are Forever

Vandenburg Launch Director (uncredited)

Film

Phase IV

Radio Announcer (voice) (uncredited)

Film

Supergirl

Mr Danvers

Film

The Ninth Configuration

1st General

Film

Twilight's Last Gleaming

Maj. Winters

Filmography

Acting (76)

Movies (41)

It Had to Be You

2000

as David Allen

6.0

The Puerto Rican Mambo (Not a Musical)

1992

as White Man in Bank/'Biff' in TV Commercial/White Man in Puerto Rico

Bomber Harris

1989

as Lt. Gen. Ira Eaker USAAF

6.8

Turnaround

1987

Three Wishes for Jamie

1987

as Father Kerry

6.0

Labyrinth

1986

as Right Door Knocker (voice)

7.3

Double Image

1986

as Newscaster

5.9

The Ted Kennedy Jr. Story

1986

as Dr. George Hyatt

Space Police

1986

4.0

Lace 2

1985

as Mayor (as David Healey)

Supergirl

as Mr Danvers

In Possession

as Jack Mervyn

The Sign of Four

as Dr. John Watson

Revenge of the Mysterons from Mars

1981

as Lunar Controller / Frazer (voice)

1.0

The Amazing Adventures Of Joe 90

1981

as Shane Weston / Russian Commander / Base 513 Controller / Kramer / Bates / Commander Kovac (voice)

The Ninth Configuration

1980

as 1st General

6.4

Captain Scarlet vs. The Mysterons

1980

as (voice) (credit only)

Winterspelt 1944

1978

as Pfc Foster

Scott Joplin

1977

as Sam Bundler

6.1

Twilight's Last Gleaming

1977

as Maj. Winters

6.4

Eleanor and Franklin: The White House Years

1977

as Theodore Roosevelt

4.4

Panache

1976

as Donat

Phase IV

1974

as Radio Announcer (voice) (uncredited)

6.3

The Eagle Has Landed

1973

as Houston

Embassy

as Phelan

Endless Night

as Jason

Madame Sin

as Braden

The Baron: Mystery Island

as David Laver

Ooh...You Are Awful

as Tourist

Diamonds Are Forever

as Vandenburg Launch Director (uncredited)

Lust for a Vampire

as Raymond Pelley

Patton

as Clergyman

Isadora

as Chicago Theatre Manager

Assignment K

as David

Only When I Larf

as Jones

You Only Live Twice

as Houston Radar Operator (uncredited)

The Double Man

as Halstead

The Prophet

as Greg Powell

Be My Guest

1965

as Hilton Bass

6.2

The Finest Hours

1964

as Newsreel Commentator

6.3

Kiss Me, Kate

1964

Television (35)

Space Precinct

1994

as Armand Loyster (voice)

6.2

Frank Stubbs Promotes

as Jacob

Jeeves and Wooster

as Waterbury

Perfect Scoundrels

as John Bedlow

Worlds Beyond

as Herman Webster

Hammer House of Mystery and Suspense

as Jack Mervyn

Filthy Rich

Hammer House of Horror

as Peter

Sanford

as Juror

Tales of the Unexpected

as Auctioneer

Dallas

as Senator Harbin

Blake's 7

Vega$

Return of the Saint

as Hansen

Charlie's Angels

as Cavendish

Dickens of London

as Comm. Wentworth

Harry O

Father Brown

The Frighteners

as Frank Mancha

The Persuaders!

as Colonel Adler

Jason King

Coppers End

as McBaine

UFO

as Joe Franklin

Department S

as Ramos

Paul Temple

The Secret Service

as Various Characters (voice)

5.1

The Secret Service

1969

as Dreisenberg Ambassador (voice)

5.1

The Jazz Age

1968

as Commentator

Joe 90

1968

as Shane Weston (voice)

7.1

Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons

1967

as Geiger Operator / Guard Voice 2 (voice)

7.4

Baker's Half-Dozen

1967

as Al Capone

Till Death Us Do Part

1966

as American on Train

7.4

BBC Play of the Month

as Radio Announcer

Out of the Unknown

as Greg Powell

The Saint

as Hal Ward