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Fredd Wayne
b. Oct 17, 1923
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42
credits
Acting
known for
94
age at death
KNOWN FOR
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson
1964
Cheers
1992
Maverick
1958
Bewitched
1966
St. Elsewhere
1986
Matlock
1988
My Three Sons
1966
The Twilight Zone
1961
Hogan's Heroes
1965
Gunsmoke
1956
The Danny Thomas Show
1956
Wonder Woman
1978
FILMOGRAPHY
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Movies
TV
Acting
42
1999
Man on the Moon
as Bland Doctor
1994
Cagney & Lacey: The Return
as Gerald Fradin
1993
Jack L. Warner: The Last Mogul
as Jack L. Warner (voice)
1992
Cheers
as Dr. Bramwell
1989
A More Perfect Union
as Benjamin Franklin
1988
Matlock
as Warren Coates
1987
Dutch Treat
as L.A. Judge
1986
St. Elsewhere
as Pat McGroyn
1982
The Day the Bubble Burst
1978
Wonder Woman
as J.J. MacConnell
1976
Law and Order
as Sgt. Haran
1975
Judgment: The Court Martial of Lt. William Calley
1974
Hangup
as Felder
1974
The Phantom of Hollywood
as Clyde
1969
Secrets of the Pirate's Inn
as Jim Durden
1966
Chamber of Horrors
as Charlie Benton (uncredited)
1966
My Three Sons
1966
Bewitched
1965
Hogan's Heroes
as Sergeant Kristman
1964
Sex and the Single Girl
as Frank (uncredited)
1964
Seven Days in May
as Henry Whitney (uncredited)
1964
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson
as Self
1962
The Spiral Road
as Van Bloor
1961
Twenty Plus Two
as Harris Toomey
1961
The Twilight Zone
as Barney Kamener
1961
The Twilight Zone
as Paul Malloy
1959
Bourbon Street Beat
as Lt. Fontaine
1958
Torpedo Run
as Orville 'Goldy' Goldstein
1958
Maverick
as Kingsley
1957
Alcoa Theatre
as Lieutenant Brackett
1957
Maverick
as Carl Jimson
1956
The Man Is Armed
as Egan
1956
The Girl He Left Behind
as Sgt. Sheridan
1956
Gunsmoke
as Sam Kertcher
1956
On Trial
as Assistant District Attorney
1956
The Danny Thomas Show
as Rod Fowler
1954
Seagulls Over Sorrento
as Shorty Karminsky
1954
Kraft Television Theatre: Alice in Wonderland
as March Hare
1953
Confessions of a Nervous Man
as The Agent
1952
South Pacific
as Luther Billis
1951
Pulitzer Prize Playhouse
The Return of the Smothers Brothers
as Self