William Prince

Personal Info

Known For

Acting

Born

1913-01-26

Place of Birth

Nichols, New York, USA

William Prince

Biography

William LeRoy Prince (January 26, 1913 – October 8, 1996) was an American actor who appeared in numerous soap operas and made dozens of guest appearances on primetime series as well as playing villains in movies like The Gauntlet and Spontaneous Combustion. Description above from the Wikipedia article William Prince, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

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Acting History

1994
The Paper as Howard Hackett
1993
Walker, Texas Ranger as Miles Douglas
1993
The Portrait as Hubert Hayden
1991
The Taking of Beverly Hills as Mitchell Sage
1991
Steel and Lace as Old Man
1990
Law & Order as Dwight Corcoran
1990
Spontaneous Combustion as Lew Orlander
1989
Second Sight as Cardinal O'Hara
1989
Do You Know the Muffin Man? as Arthur Richardson
1989
Chain Letter as Matthew Barwood
1988
Vice Versa as Avery
1987
Nuts as Clarence Middleton
1987
Assassination as H.H. Royce
1986
Perry Mason: The Case of the Notorious Nun as Archbishop Stefan Corro
1986
Matlock as Garland Frazier
1985
Spies Like Us as Keyes
1985
Fever Pitch as Mitchell
1985
Movers & Shakers as Louis Martin
1985
Goldie and the Bears as Paul Ellison
1984
Murder, She Wrote as Andrew Kerry
1983
Found Money as George Peterson
1983
Scarecrow and Mrs. King
1983
Joe Dancer III: The Big Trade as Asa Lamar
1983
The Sting II as Tuxedo (uncredited)
1982
Kiss Me Goodbye as Rev. Hollis
1982
Remington Steele as (uncredited)
1982
Remington Steele as Horton Earhart
1982
Moonlight as Mr. White / Bibb
1982
The Soldier as The President
1982
Fame
1981
Simon & Simon
1981
The Fall Guy
1981
Love & Money as Paultz
1981
The Greatest Man in the World as Secretary of State
1981
The Greatest American Hero as Dr. Striegel
1981
A Matter of Life and Death as Dr. Burgess
1981
Dynasty
1980
A Time for Miracles as Prefect
1980
The Jericho Mile as O.A.U. Chairman
1980
Bronco Billy as Edgar Lipton
1980
Gideon's Trumpet as 5th Supreme Court Justice
1980
City in Fear as Harrison Crawford II
1980
Make Me an Offer as Milo Spears
1979
The Sorrows of Gin as Carl
1979
Trapper John, M.D.
1979
Hart to Hart
1979
The Promise as George Calloway
1978
The Cat from Outer Space as Mr. Olympus
1977
The Gauntlet as Blakelock
1977
Aspen as Judge Miles Kendrick
1977
Rollercoaster as Quinlan
1977
Fire Sale as Mr. Cooper (uncredited)
1977
The Rhinemann Exchange as Alex Spaulding
1977
Johnny, We Hardly Knew Ye as Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy
1976
Network as Edward George Ruddy
1976
Sybil as Willard Dorsett
1976
Quincy, M.E.
1976
All Over as The Best Friend
1976
Family Plot as Bishop Wood
1975
Starsky & Hutch as James Marshall Gunther
1975
The Invisible Man
1975
The Stepford Wives as Ike Mazzard
1974
The Rockford Files as Arnold Newcomb
1974
Police Woman
1974
Little House on the Prairie as Mr. Broxton
1974
Night Games as Clayton Nikell
1973
Key West as Sen. Scott
1973
Blade as Powers
1973
Kojak as Baker
1972
The Heartbreak Kid as Colorado Man
1971
Primus
1971
Cannon
1971
Sacco & Vanzetti as William Thompson
1971
Great Performances as The Best Friend
1970
A World Apart
1968
Hawaii Five-O as Willard Coleman
1966
An Enemy of the People
1964
Another World
1958
Young Doctor Malone
1958
Macabre as Dr. Rodney Barrett
1958
All the King's Men
1956
The Vagabond King as Rene de Montigny
1956
Secret of Treasure Mountain as Robert Kendall
1956
The Edge of Night
1954
Justice as Richard Adams
1954
Janet Dean, Registered Nurse
1954
Inner Sanctum
1951
Hallmark Hall of Fame
1951
Hallmark Hall of Fame as 5th Supreme Court Justice
1951
Tales of Tomorrow
1950
Cyrano de Bergerac as Christian de Neuvillette
1950
Danger
1949
Lust for Gold as Barry Storm
1949
Suspense
1949
Suspense as Cunningham
1948
Studio One as Peter Standish
1948
The Philco Television Playhouse as Hadrian the adopted son
1948
The Philco Television Playhouse
1947
Carnegie Hall as Tony Salerno Jr.
1946
Dead Reckoning as Sgt. Johnny Drake
1946
Shadow of a Woman as David G. MacKellar, Louise's Lawyer
1946
Cinderella Jones as Bart Williams
1945
Pillow to Post as Lieutenant Don Mallory
1945
Objective, Burma! as Lt. Sid Jacobs
1944
Hollywood Canteen as Self
1944
The Very Thought of You as Fred
1943
Destination Tokyo as Pills
1942
Breakdowns of 1942 as Self
The Atom and Eve