Biography
Richard Houston Gaines (July 23, 1904 – July 20, 1975) was an American actor. He appeared in over 75 film and television productions between 1940 and 1962.
Richard Gaines
Acting
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA
Born · Died
Movies
The Great Impostor· 1960
State Official (uncredited)
5 Steps to Danger· 1956
Dean William Brant
Francis in the Haunted House· 1956
D.A. Reynolds
Ransom!· 1956
Langly
Love Me or Leave Me· 1955
Paul Hunter
The Petrified Forest· 1955
Mr. Chisholm
Trial· 1955
Dr. Johannes Schacter
Drum Beat· 1954
Dr. Thomas
Marry Me Again· 1953
Dr. Pepperdine
Ace in the Hole· 1951
Nagel
Flight to Mars· 1951
Prof. Jackson
A Kiss for Corliss· 1949
Taylor
Strange Bargain· 1949
Malcolm Jarvis
The Lucky Stiff· 1949
Dist. Atty. John Logan
Every Girl Should Be Married· 1948
Sam McNutt
That Wonderful Urge· 1948
Whitson, Farley's Executive
Brute Force· 1947
McCollum
Cass Timberlane· 1947
Dennis Thane
Dangerous Years· 1947
Edgar Burns
Humoresque· 1947
Bauer
Ride the Pink Horse· 1947
Jonathan
The Hucksters· 1947
Cooke
The Invisible Wall· 1947
Richard Elsworth
Unconquered· 1947
Colonel George Washington
Do You Love Me· 1946
Ralph Wainwright
Nobody Lives Forever· 1946
Charles Manning
So Goes My Love· 1946
Mr. Josephus Ford
The Bride Wore Boots· 1946
Jeff's Attorney (uncredited)
White Tie and Tails· 1946
Archer
A Gun in His Hand· 1945
Police Inspector Dana
Don Juan Quilligan· 1945
Defense Attorney
The Enchanted Cottage· 1945
Frederick 'Freddy' Price
Twice Blessed· 1945
Senator John Pringle
Double Exposure· 1944
James R. Tarlock
Double Indemnity· 1944
Edward S. Norton Jr.
Mr. Winkle Goes to War· 1944
Ralph Westcott
Tender Comrade· 1944
Waldo Pierson (uncredited)
The More the Merrier· 1943
Charles J. Pendergast
A Night to Remember· 1942
Lingle
The Howards of Virginia· 1940
Patrick Henry
TV shows
Peter Loves Mary· 1960
Dean Robinson
Law of the Plainsman· 1959
J. Roberts Pawley
The Rebel· 1959
Jefferson Davis
The Donna Reed Show· 1958
Dr. Elias Spaulding
Perry Mason· 1957
Judge
Alfred Hitchcock Presents· 1955
M. J. Harrison
MGM Parade· 1955
Studio 57· 1954
The George Gobel Show· 1954
Self
General Electric Theater· 1953
Revlon Mirror Theatre· 1953
The Pepsi-Cola Playhouse· 1953
Len Sills
Topper· 1953
Jack Green
Chevron Theatre· 1952
Four Star Playhouse· 1952
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