Jack Kelly

Actor Sep 16 (died age 65) Astoria, Queens, New York City, New York, USA 1939–2014 (75 year career)

6.4 avg rating

Biography

Jack Kelly (September 16, 1927 – November 7, 1992) was an American actor. He started acting at age two, modeling in soap ads and garnering a lifetime supply of soap for his pay. Kelly continued to model until the age of nine, when he appeared in his first play with Hope Emerson called "Swing Your Lady". Broadway shows and radio followed until his family moved to California in 1938. He started in numerous films, including “A Holiday Affair,” “Forbidden Planet,” and “Black Tuesday.”

Known For

Film

Inherent Vice

Burke Stodger (archive footage)

Film

Forbidden Planet

Lt. Jerry Farman

Film

Young Mr. Lincoln

Matt Clay as a Boy (uncredited)

Film

People Will Talk

Student (uncredited)

Film

Holiday Affair

Drunk on Train (uncredited)

Film

To Hell and Back

Kerrigan

Film

Where Danger Lives

Dr. Mullenbach

Film

The Violent Men

De Rosa--Parrish Rider

Filmography

Acting (88)

Movies (47)

Inherent Vice

2014

as Burke Stodger (archive footage)

6.5

The Gambler Returns: The Luck of the Draw

as Bart Maverick

The Master Ninja 5

as Brian Elkwood

When the West Was Fun: A Western Reunion

1979

as Self

The New Maverick

1978

as Bart Maverick

4.0

Spawn of the Slithis

1978

as Radio Announcer (voice)

A Double Life

The Human Tornado

as Captain Ryan

Young Billy Young

as John Behan

Commandos

as Captain Valli

Deadlock

as Det. Ray Baker

Love and Kisses

1965

as Jeff Pringle

FBI Code 98

as Robert P. Cannon

Red Nightmare

as Jerry Donavan

A Fever in the Blood

as Dan Callahan

Hong Kong Affair

as Steve Whalen

The Western: A Lost TV Special

1958

as Self

She Devil

1957

as Dr. Dan Scott

5.4

Taming Sutton’s Gal

1957

as Jugger Phelps

Forbidden Planet

1956

as Lt. Jerry Farman

7.3

Basket of Mexican Tales

as Eddie Winthrop

Julie

as Jack (co-pilot)

The Violent Men

as De Rosa--Parrish Rider

To Hell and Back

as Kerrigan

Cult of the Cobra

as Carl Turner

Double Jeopardy

as Jeff Calder

The Night Holds Terror

as Gene Courtier

Black Tuesday

as Frank Carson

The Bamboo Prison

as Slade

They Rode West

as Lt. Raymond

Drive a Crooked Road

as Harold Baker

Law and Order

as Jed

The Redhead from Wyoming

as Sandy

Column South

as Vaness

Gunsmoke

as Curly Mather

The Stand at Apache River

1953

as Hatcher

6.0

No Room for the Groom

as Will Stubbins

The Red Ball Express

as Heyman

Sally and Saint Anne

as Mike O'Moyne

People Will Talk

as Student (uncredited)

The Wild Blue Yonder

as Lt. Jessup

Submarine Command

as Lt. Paul Barton

Peggy

as Lex - O.S.U. Player

Where Danger Lives

as Dr. Mullenbach

Holiday Affair

as Drunk on Train (uncredited)

6.8

Young Mr. Lincoln

1939

as Matt Clay as a Boy (uncredited)

7.2

The Story of Alexander Graham Bell

1939

as Banker's Son (uncredited)

6.2

Television (41)

The Fall Guy

Bret Maverick

as Bart Maverick

B. J. and the Bear

Flying High

The Incredible Hulk

as Tony Kelly

The Hardy Boys / Nancy Drew Mysteries

as Helms

Quincy, M.E.

as Peter Devlin

The Bionic Woman

Ellery Queen

as Attorney J. T. Latimer

The Rockford Files

as Alex Kasajian

Get Christie Love!

Toma

Faraday and Company

as Paul Coleman

Ghost Story

as Motorist

Banacek

as Lou Wayne

Alias Smith and Jones

McCloud

Sale of the Century

as Host

Hawaii Five-O

as Jim Spier

The Name of the Game

as Frank Fowler

Ironside

as Johnny Corman

The High Chaparral

as Dr. John Henry

Batman

as Jack O'Shea

Run for Your Life

as Harry Bevins

Laredo

Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre

1963

5.7

Kraft Suspense Theatre

as Pete Braven

The Lucy Show

as Bill Baker

Maverick

as Bart Maverick

Wagon Train

as Fenton Canaby

Sugarfoot

as Bart Maverick (uncredited)

State Trooper

as Johnny Bledsoe

The Millionaire

as Fred Graham

Gunsmoke

as Cam Durbin

Frontier

City Detective

This Is Your Life

as Self

Cavalcade of America

as James E. West

Hallmark Hall of Fame

1951

as Patrick Henry

8.6

Schlitz Playhouse of Stars

1951

7.2

Lux Video Theatre

1950

as Self - Intermission Guest

6.3