Biography
Richard Derr (June 15, 1917 – May 8, 1992) was an American actor who worked on stage, screen and television, performing in both starring and supporting roles.
Richard Derr
Acting
Norristown, Pennsylvania, USA
Born · Died
Movies
Firefox· 1982
Admiral Curtin
Washington Mistress· 1982
Party Guest
American Gigolo· 1980
Mr. Williams
SST: Death Flight· 1978
Governor Stensky
The Drowning Pool· 1975
James
The Morning After· 1974
Dr. Tillman
The Victim· 1972
Highway Patrolman
Adam at Six A.M.· 1970
Mr. Gaines
Topaz· 1969
U.S. Embassy Official - Copenhagen (uncredited)
Three in the Attic· 1968
Mr. Clinton
An American Dream· 1966
Jack Hale
Terror Is a Man· 1959
William Fitzgerald
The Invisible Avenger· 1958
Lamont Cranston / The Shadow
Something to Live For· 1952
Tony Collins
When Worlds Collide· 1951
David Randall
Guilty of Treason· 1950
Soviet Col. Aleksandr Melnikov
The Murder Club· 1950
Joan of Arc· 1948
Jean de Metz, a knight
Luxury Liner· 1948
Charles G.K. Worton
The Bride Goes Wild· 1948
Bruce Kope Johnson
The Secret Heart· 1946
Larry Addams
Cry 'Havoc'· 1943
Marine with Thermometer
A Gentleman at Heart· 1942
Stewart Haines
Castle in the Desert· 1942
Carl Detheridge
Commandos Strike at Dawn· 1942
Gunnar Korstad
Just Off Broadway· 1942
John Logan, Defense Attorney
Sex Hygiene· 1942
Soldier
Ten Gentlemen from West Point· 1942
Chester
The Man Who Wouldn't Die· 1942
Roger Blake
Charlie Chan in Rio· 1941
Ken Reynolds
Man at Large· 1941
Max
TV shows
Automan· 1983
Robinson
Taxi· 1978
Buyer #1
The White Shadow· 1978
Dean Sullivan
WKRP in Cincinnati· 1978
Judge Sid Randall
Charlie's Angels· 1976
Ed Main
Rich Man, Poor Man - Book II· 1976
Eric Rasmussen
Starsky & Hutch· 1975
Francis Bacon Stockwood
Barnaby Jones· 1973
Mr. Garnett
Hawkins· 1973
Phil Terranova
The Streets of San Francisco· 1972
Thomas Wood
Cannon· 1971
The Partners· 1971
Marcus Welby, M.D.· 1969
Baryatrician
Here's Lucy· 1968
Geller
Mannix· 1967
Victor Farnsworth
Star Trek· 1966
Admiral Fitzgerald
The F.B.I.· 1965
Mr. Rankin
The Outer Limits· 1963
Phillip Griffith
Perry Mason· 1957
Dr. Harrison Berry
The Phil Silvers Show· 1955
Randy Vandermeer
The Wonderful World of Disney· 1954
Mr. Dwyer
Hallmark Hall of Fame· 1951
Mark
Tales of Tomorrow· 1951
Robert Montgomery Presents· 1950
Lights Out· 1949
Studio One· 1948
The Philco Television Playhouse· 1948
Kraft Television Theatre· 1947