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King Donovan

King Donovan

Actor · 1918–1987 · New York City, New York, USA

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King Donovan (25 January 1918 – 30 June 1987) was an American film, stage, and television actor, as well as a film and television director Description above from the Wikipedia article King Donovan, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia

Acted in 86

1980s

  1. 1987

    Creepy Classics

    Jack Belicec - (archive footage)

  2. 1984

    Nothing Lasts Forever

    Lunartini Husband

  3. 1982

    Morning's at Seven

    Carl Bolton

  4. 1981

1950s

  1. 1959
  2. 1958

    The Perfect Furlough

    Major Collins

  3. 1957
  4. The Comedian

    The Director

  5. 1956
  6. 1955

    The Seven Little Foys

    Officer Harrison

  7. 1954
  8. Broken Lance

    Clerk (uncredited)

  9. Medic

    Sam Conners · 1 episode

  10. The Bamboo Prison

    Pop

  11. Riders to the Stars

    James O'Herli

  12. 1953
  13. Forever Female

    Playwright at Sardi's

  14. Easy to Love

    Ben

  15. Hannah Lee: An American Primitive

    Sheriff's Deputy

  16. The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms

    Dr. Ingersoll

  17. 1952
  18. The Merry Widow

    Nitki

  19. Sally and Saint Anne

    Hymie Callahan, Trainer

  20. Glory Alley

    Telephone Technician (uncredited)

  21. Something to Live For

    Stage Manager (uncredited)

  22. 1951

    The Unknown Man

    News Photographer on Courthouse Steps (uncredited)

  23. Come Fill the Cup

    Kip Zunches (uncredited)

  24. Schlitz Playhouse of Stars

    Hardy · 1 episode

  25. Behave Yourself!

    Lingerie Shop Proprietor (uncredited)

  26. The Scarf

    Piano Player

  27. 1950
  28. A Lady Without Passport

    Surgeon (uncredited)

  29. One Way Street

    Grieder

  30. Side Street

    Detective Gottschalk

1940s

  1. 1949

    The Pilgrimage Play

    Salathiel

  2. Alias Nick Beal

    Peter Wolfe

  3. Shockproof

    Joe Wilson (Uncredited)

  4. 1948

    Open Secret

    Fawnes, Bigot Gang Member

Directed 2

1960s

  1. 1966
  2. 1963

    Promises! Promises!

    Director