Biography
Dick Van Patten was an American actor best known for his role as Tom Bradford on the TV show Eight Is Enough. Van Patten also made appearances in the films Spaceballs, Soylent Green, and Robin Hood: Men in Tights.
Dick Van Patten
Acting
Queens, New York City, New York, USA
Born · Died
Movies
Silver Skies· 2016
Himself
Hitchcock and Mel: Spoofing the Master of Suspense· 2009
Self
Opposite Day· 2009
Jack Benson
Fred MacMurray: With Fondness· 2006
Self
The Good, the Bad and the Funny· 2006
Self
Quiet Kill· 2004
Frank Rubin
Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star· 2003
Self
Another pretty face· 2002
Groom Lake· 2002
Irv Barnett
The Santa Trap· 2002
Santa Claus
Big Brother Trouble· 2000
Captain Stacey
The Price of Air· 2000
Mr. Rye
Angel on Abbey Street· 1999
Preacher
Television: The First Fifty Years· 1999
Self
Demolition High· 1996
General Wainwright
Love Is All There Is· 1996
Dr. Rodino
Sherman's Way: A Kid's Guide to Coping with Change· 1996
Grandpa
A Dangerous Place· 1994
Principal
Robin Hood: Men in Tights· 1993
The Abbot
The Odd Couple: Together Again· 1993
Roy
Final Embrace· 1992
Larch
Joker's Wild· 1992
Max
An Eight Is Enough Wedding· 1989
Tom Bradford
Dirty Tennis· 1989
Self
Going to the Chapel· 1988
Rick
The New Adventures of Pippi Longstocking· 1988
Greg the Glue Man
A Mouse, a Mystery and Me· 1987
Santa Claus
Eight Is Enough: A Family Reunion· 1987
Tom Bradford
Jay Leno's Family Comedy Hour· 1987
Self
Spaceballs· 1987
King Roland
Combat Academy· 1986
Principal
The Midnight Hour· 1985
Martin Grenville
The Hoboken Chicken Emergency· 1984
Mayor Bagley
The Fairest of Them All· 1983
Self - Host
Andy Williams' Early New England Christmas· 1982
High Powder· 1982
Tom Reed
I Love Liberty· 1982
Self
Lunch Wagon· 1981
Bernie Simmons
Diary of a Teenage Hitchhiker· 1979
Herb Thurston
With This Ring· 1978
Alvin Andrews
High Anxiety· 1977
Dr. Philip Wentworth
Freaky Friday· 1976
Harold Jennings
Gus· 1976
Cal Wilson
The Shaggy D.A.· 1976
Raymond
Treasure of Matecumbe· 1976
The Gambler
The Strongest Man in the World· 1975
Harry
Acts of Love and Other Comedies· 1973
Larry Grogman
Soylent Green· 1973
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