Dick Van Patten

Personal Info

Known For

Acting

Born

1928-12-09

Place of Birth

Queens, New York City, New York, USA

Dick Van Patten

Biography

Dick Van Patten was an American actor best known for his role as Tom Bradford on the TV show Eight Is Enough. Van Patten also made appearances in the films Spaceballs, Soylent Green, and Robin Hood: Men in Tights.

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Known For

Family Guy

Family Guy

The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson

The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson

Murder, She Wrote

Murder, She Wrote

That '70s Show

That '70s Show

The Love Boat

The Love Boat

The Love Boat

The Love Boat

The Love Boat

The Love Boat

The Mike Douglas Show

The Mike Douglas Show

Arrested Development

Arrested Development

Cannon

Cannon

Acting History

Secrets of Playboy as Self

Silver Skies as Himself

First Dog as Self

Hot in Cleveland as Lester

Hitchcock and Mel: Spoofing the Master of Suspense as Self

According to Dom as Self

Opposite Day as Jack Benson

Sarah's Choice as Rev. Al Smith

Celebrity Ghost Stories as Self

The Sarah Silverman Program. as Dr. Eddie Hackmeyer

Fred MacMurray: With Fondness as Self

The Good, the Bad and the Funny as Self

Spaceballs: The Documentary as Self

John Candy: Comic Spirit as Self

Living in TV Land

Quiet Kill as Frank Rubin

The Sure Hand of God as Jamie Denton

Arrested Development as Cal Cullen

Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star as Self

The Santa Trap as Santa Claus

Groom Lake as Irv Barnett

Life with Bonnie as Self

Another pretty face

Gary & Mike as Ba (voice)

The Price of Air as Mr. Rye

Big Brother Trouble as Captain Stacey

Family Guy as Tom Bradford (voice)

Television: The First Fifty Years as Self

Angel on Abbey Street as Preacher

Hollywood Squares as Self - Panelist

That '70s Show as Murph

Evasive Action as Parole Officer

Demolition University as Army General

The Weird Al Show

The Weird Al Show as The Burglar

Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction as Chester Higgins (segment "The Chess Game")

7th Heaven as James Rodgers Sr.

E! True Hollywood Story

Love Is All There Is as Dr. Rodino

Demolition High as General Wainwright

Sherman's Way: A Kid's Guide to Coping with Change as Grandpa

James Dean: A Portrait as Self

A Dangerous Place as Principal

Touched by an Angel as Jerry

Touched by an Angel as Eb

Burke's Law as Paul Hampton

Diagnosis: Murder as Monty Emerson

Boy Meets World as Amish Farmer

The Odd Couple: Together Again as Roy

Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman as Orphanage Worker / Santa

Robin Hood: Men in Tights as The Abbot

Joker's Wild as Max

The Golden Palace as Taylor

Final Embrace as Larch

WIOU as Floyd Graham

Hoodwinked as The Commodore

An Eight Is Enough Wedding as Tom Bradford

Dirty Tennis as Self

Going to the Chapel as Rick

14 Going on 30 as Principal John Loonies

The New Adventures of Pippi Longstocking as Greg the Glue Man

Couples Do It Debbie's Way

A Mouse, a Mystery and Me as Santa Claus

Jay Leno's Family Comedy Hour as Self

Eight Is Enough: A Family Reunion as Tom Bradford

Spaceballs as King Roland

All Star Party for Clint Eastwood as Self

Combat Academy as Principal

Picnic as Howard Bevans

The Midnight Hour as Martin Grenville

Growing Pains as Nick Simpson

Crazy like a Fox as Howard

The Hoboken Chicken Emergency as Mayor Bagley

WonderWorks as Mayor

Murder, She Wrote as District Atty. Fred Whittaker

Finder of Lost Loves as Alan Nettles

The Fairest of Them All as Self - Host

Andy Williams' Early New England Christmas

High Powder as Tom Reed

I Love Liberty as Self

Lunch Wagon as Bernie Simmons

Diary of a Teenage Hitchhiker as Herb Thurston

The Facts of Life

$weepstake$ as Parking Attendant

Mickey's 50 as Self

With This Ring as Alvin Andrews

High Anxiety as Dr. Philip Wentworth

The Love Boat as John Whitcomb

The Love Boat as Howard Ethan

The Love Boat as Charlie Dillinger

CHiPs as Dick Van Patten (uncredited)

Eight Is Enough as Tom Bradford

The Shaggy D.A. as Raymond

Freaky Friday as Harold Jennings

Battle of the Network Stars

The Tony Randall Show as Myron Dobbs

The Love Boat as Dr. Adam O'Neill

What's Happening!!

Gus as Cal Wilson

Treasure of Matecumbe as The Gambler

Donny & Marie as Self

Wonder Woman as Jack Wood

Ellery Queen as Billy Geeter

When Things Were Rotten as Friar Tuck

The Strongest Man in the World as Harry

Hot l Baltimore

Kolchak: The Night Stalker as Alfred Brindle

Shakespeare Loves Rembrandt

Sorority Kill as Police Chief

The Six Million Dollar Man as Harry Green

The Six Million Dollar Man as Palmer

Chopper One as Arnie Nolan

Superdad as Ira Kushaw

Adam's Rib as Commissioner Hoyt

The Girl with Something Extra

Westworld as Banker

Soylent Green as Usher #1

Acts of Love and Other Comedies as Larry Grogman

Barnaby Jones as Melvin Pearson

Snowball Express as Mr. Carruthers

The Crooked Hearts as Edward

Dirty Little Billy as Berle's Customer

The Century Turns as Earl Enright

The Streets of San Francisco as John Collins

The Streets of San Francisco as Thurman Barber

The Streets of San Francisco as Sterling

The Brian Keith Show

Banacek as Donald Morgan

The Paul Lynde Show

Wait Till Your Father Gets Home

Joe Kidd as Hotel Manager

Beware! The Blob as Scoutmaster Adleman

Emergency! as Carter Merkle

Sanford and Son

McMillan & Wife

The Partners as Sgt. Nelson Higgenbottom

The New Dick Van Dyke Show as Max Mathias

The New Dick Van Dyke Show as Mr. Compton

Making It as Warren

Great Performances as Raymond

A Memory of Two Mondays as Raymond

Zachariah as The Dude

Love, American Style as Jack

Love, American Style as Homer

Adam-12 as Harry Curtis

The Secret Dream Models of Oliver Nibble as Oliver

I Dream of Jeannie as Market Clerk

Violent Midnight as Lt. Palmer

The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson as Self

The Merv Griffin Show as Self

The Mike Douglas Show as Self - Co-Host

Rawhide as Matt Reston

Young Doctor Malone

Tony Awards as Self - Presenter

The Wonderful World of Disney as Self

The Colgate Comedy Hour as Self

Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade as Self

Kraft Television Theatre