Biography
James Coco was an American character actor.

Acting
New York City, New York, USA
Born · Died
James Coco was an American character actor.

That's Adequate· 1989
Max Roebling

The Chair· 1988
Dr. Harold Woodhouse Langer

Hunk· 1987
Dr. D

The Stepford Children· 1987
Mr. Jamison

There Must Be a Pony· 1986
Mervin Trellis

The Muppets Take Manhattan· 1984
Mr. Skeffington

Alice in Wonderland· 1983
King of Hearts

Debby Boone... One Step Closer· 1982
Self

Lily for President?· 1982
Arthur

Night of 100 Stars· 1982
Self

The Curious Case Of Santa Claus· 1982
Santa Claus

Only When I Laugh· 1981
Jimmy

From Raquel with Love· 1980
Stanley

Magic Night· 1980
Self

The Diary of Anne Frank· 1980
Hermann van Daan

Wholly Moses· 1980
Hyssop

Scavenger Hunt· 1979
Henri

Bye Bye Monkey· 1978
Andreas Flaxman

The Cheap Detective· 1978
Marcel

Charleston· 1977
Joe Lo Monaco

Murder by Death· 1976
Milo Perrier

The Blue Bird· 1976
Tylo the dog

The Wild Party· 1975
Jolly Grimm

Energy Crisis· 1974
Self

Man of La Mancha· 1972
Sancho Panza / Cervantes' Manservant

The Trouble With People· 1972
Husband (Story 1)

A New Leaf· 1971
Uncle Harry

Such Good Friends· 1971
Timmy

End of the Road· 1970
School Man

Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon· 1970
Mario

The Strawberry Statement· 1970
Grocer

Generation· 1969
Mr. Blatto

The Littlest Angel· 1969
Father

On the Flip Side· 1966
Mr Zuckerman

Ensign Pulver· 1964
Skouras

The Power and the Glory· 1963
Soldier (uncredited)

The Ray Bradbury Theater· 1985
John Raleigh Braling

The Twilight Zone· 1985
(segment "Act Break")

Brothers· 1984
Mel Roth

Murder, She Wrote· 1984
Horatio Baldwin

Who's the Boss?· 1984

Reading Rainbow· 1983
Self - Narrator (voice)

Matt Houston· 1982

St. Elsewhere· 1982
Arnie

The French Atlantic Affair· 1979
Georges Sauvinage

Trapper John, M.D.· 1979

The Eddie Capra Mysteries· 1978

The Love Boat· 1977
Marion Atkins

The Dumplings· 1976
Joe Dumpling

The Muppet Show· 1976
Self - Special Guest

Calucci's Department· 1973

Great Performances· 1971
King of Hearts

The Flip Wilson Show· 1970
Self

Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In· 1968
Self

The Carol Burnett Show· 1967
Self - Guest / Various Characters

ABC Stage 67· 1966
Mr. Zuckerman

The Patty Duke Show· 1963

The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson· 1962
Self

The Mike Douglas Show· 1961
Self

Hallmark Hall of Fame· 1951