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James Broderick

Acting

James Broderick

Born March 7, 1927 · Charlestown, New Hampshire, USA · Died November 1, 1982

Biography

James Joseph Broderick III (March 7, 1927 – November 1, 1982) was an American actor.

Filmography

  1. 1983Keeping OnLuke RankovichMovie
  2. 1982Dreams Don't DieGavinMovie
  3. 1982The Great American Fourth of July and Other DisastersDadMovie
  4. 1982American PlayhouseDad, Luke RankovichSeries
  5. 1980The Shadow BoxJoeMovie
  6. 1979Roots: The Next GenerationsDr. LewisSeries
  7. 1977The Love BoatNeal RichSeries
  8. 1976The Phantom of the Open HearthMr. ParkerMovie
  9. 1976FamilyDoug Lawrence, DirectorSeries
  10. 1975Dog Day AfternoonSheldonMovie
  11. 1975Beyond the HorizonCaptain ScottMovie
  12. 1974The Taking of Pelham One Two ThreeDenny DoyleMovie
  13. 1974Nicky's WorldRussellMovie
  14. 1973The MurderersMovie
  15. 1972If You Give a Dance, You Gotta Pay the BandTrickMovie
  16. 1971The Todd KillingsSam GoodwinMovie
  17. 1971Great PerformancesCaptain ScottSeries
  18. 1970The Ceremony of InnocenceSussexMovie
  19. 1969Alice's RestaurantRay BrockMovie
  20. 1969The TreeDet. McCarthyMovie
  21. 1967Judd, for the DefenseSeries
  22. 1967Atta Girl, Kelly!Movie
  23. 1966ABC Stage 67Hal CradySeries
  24. 1966The GroupDr. RidgeleyMovie
  25. 1965The F.B.I.Frank PorterSeries
  26. 1964An Essay on Death: A Memorial to John F. KennedyMovie
  27. 1964Abe Lincoln in IllinoisJoshua SpeedMovie
  28. 1963The FugitiveSheriff Owen TroopSeries
  29. 1961The Mike Douglas ShowSelfSeries
  30. 1961The DefendersChuck Agostini, George SchreiberSeries
  31. 1960The Iceman ComethWillie ObanSeries
  32. 1960Girl of the NightDan BoltonMovie
  33. 1960John Brown's RaidWatson BrownMovie
  34. 1959Play of the WeekSeries
  35. 1959The Twilight ZoneSeries
  36. 1959BrennerErnie BrennerSeries
  37. 1955GunsmokePete, WesSeries
  38. 1953Look up and LiveWorthySeries
  39. 1951Hallmark Hall of FameSeries
  40. 1949SuspenseSeries
  41. 1948Studio OneRobert, John AlexanderSeries
  42. 1948The Philco Television PlayhouseDanny Keel, HoraceSeries
  43. —AloneMovie