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Richard B. Shull
Evanston, Illinois, USA · b. Feb 24, 1929
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Richard Bruce Shull (February 24, 1929 – October 14, 1999) was an American character actor.
KNOWN FOR
Ironside
1974
Love, American Style
1973
The Rockford Files
1975
Hart to Hart
1980
Tales from the Darkside
1988
Good Times
1974
Monsters
1991
The Ropers
1979
Housesitter
1992
Splash
1984
Sssssss
1973
Trapped in Paradise
1994
FILMOGRAPHY
All
Movies
TV
Acting
47
Writing
2
2000
Two Family House
as Mr. Brancaccio
1997
Private Parts
as Symphony Sid
1997
Cafe Society
as Samuel Segal
1996
Victor/Victoria
as André Cassell
1994
Trapped in Paradise
as Father Ritter
1993
Stephen King's Golden Tales
as Postman
1992
Housesitter
as Ralph
1991
Wild by Law
as Howard Zahniser (voice)
1991
Monsters
as Radio Announcer (voice)
1990
Tune in Tomorrow...
as Leonard Pando
1988
Tales from the Darkside
as Postman
1986
Seize the Day
as Rojax
1986
Spot Marks the X
as Dodge
1984
Splash
as Dr. Ross
1984
Unfaithfully Yours
as Jess Keller
1984
Garbo Talks
as Shepard Plotkin
1984
The Boy Who Loved Trolls
as Doorman / Narrator
1983
Will There Really Be a Morning?
as Publicist
1983
Spring Break
as Eddie Potmore
1983
Lovesick
as Dr. Fessner
1981
Heartbeeps
as Factory Boss
1980
Wholly Moses
as Jethro
1980
Hart to Hart
1979
Dreamer
as George Taylor
1979
The Ropers
1978
Ziegfeld: The Man and His Women
as Joseph Ervin
1977
The Pack
as Hardiman
1976
The Big Bus
as Emery Bush
1976
Holmes & Yo-Yo
as Alex Holmes
1975
The Fortune
as Chief Detective Sergeant Jack Power
1975
Hearts of the West
as Stout Crook
1975
The Rockford Files
as Fast Harry DeNova
1974
Cockfighter
as Omar Baradansky
1974
Good Times
1974
Ironside
1973
Hail
as Secretary of Health
1973
Sssssss
as Dr. Ken Daniels
1973
Slither
as Harry Moss
1973
Diana
as Howard Tollbrook
1973
Love, American Style
as Herbie Simmons
1971
The Anderson Tapes
as Werner
1971
B.S. I Love You
as Mr. Harris
1971
Made For Each Other
1971
Klute
as Sugarman
1969
Decameron '69
1965
Watch the Birdie
as Cullen Lauterbach
1965
It's a Sick, Sick, Sick World