Biography
John Archer (May 8, 1915 – December 5, 1999) was an American movie and television actor.
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John Archer
Acting
Osceola, Nebraska, USA
Born · Died
Movies
Amelia Earhart· 1976
Dr. Paterson
Thursday's Game· 1974
Mr. Wood
How to Frame a Figg· 1971
Gerard
Lassie, the Voyager· 1966
Dan Auburn
I Saw What You Did· 1965
John Austin
Apache Rifles· 1964
Col. Nathan Perry
Blue Hawaii· 1961
Jack Kelman
City of Fear· 1959
Lt. Mark Richards
Affair in Reno· 1957
Tony Lamarr
Decision at Sundown· 1957
Dr. John Storrow
She Devil· 1957
Barton Kendall
Ten Thousand Bedrooms· 1957
Bob Dudley
Emergency Hospital· 1956
Dr. Ellis
Rock Around the Clock· 1956
Mike Dodd
No Man's Woman· 1955
Harlow Grant
Dragon's Gold· 1954
Mack Rossiter
America for Me· 1953
Rodeo Cowboy
The Stars Are Singing· 1953
Dave Parish
A Yank in Indo-China· 1952
Rodeo· 1952
Slim Martin
Sea Tiger· 1952
Ben McGrun
Sound Off· 1952
Maj. Paul Whiteside
The Big Trees· 1952
Frenchy LeCroix
Best of the Badmen· 1951
Curley Ringo
My Favorite Spy· 1951
Henderson
Santa Fe· 1951
Clint Canfield
Destination Moon· 1950
Jim Barnes
High Lonesome· 1950
Pat Farrell
The Great Jewel Robber· 1950
Police Detective Lou Sampter
Colorado Territory· 1949
Reno Blake
White Heat· 1949
Philip Evans
The Lost Moment· 1947
Charles Russell
Roger Touhy, Gangster· 1944
FBI Agent Kerrigan
The Eve of St. Mark· 1944
Pvt. Carter
Crash Dive· 1943
Curly Bowman (uncredited)
Guadalcanal Diary· 1943
Lt. Thurmond
Hello, Frisco, Hello· 1943
Ned Clark
No Exceptions· 1943
Letter Writing Soldier / Narrator
Shantytown· 1943
Bill Allen
Sherlock Holmes in Washington· 1943
Naval Lt. Pete Merriam
The Purple V· 1943
Jimmy Thorne
Bowery at Midnight· 1942
Richard Dennison
Hi, Neighbor· 1942
Dr. Hall
Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch· 1942
Dr. Robert Redmond
Police Bullets· 1942
Prof. J. Thomas Quincy
Scattergood Survives a Murder· 1942
Dunker Gilson
Always Tomorrow: The Portrait of an American Business· 1941
Jim Westlake
Cheers for Miss Bishop· 1941
Richard Clark (as Ralph Bowman)