James Broderick

Acting

James Broderick

Born 7 March 1927 · Charlestown, New Hampshire, USA · Died 1 November 1982 at 55

James Joseph Broderick III (March 7, 1927 – November 1, 1982) was an American actor.

Known for

Highlights

Dog Day Afternoon1975 · Film · Sheldon
The Twilight Zone1959 · Series
The Taking of Pelham One Two Three1974 · Film · Denny Doyle
The Love Boat1977 · Series · Neal Rich
Gunsmoke1955 · Series · Pete
The Fugitive1963 · Series · Sheriff Owen Troop

Filmography

Movies

19 films

Keeping On1983 · Film · Luke Rankovich
Dreams Don't Die1982 · Film · Gavin
The Great American Fourth of July and Other Disasters1982 · Film · Dad
The Shadow Box1980 · Film · Joe
The Phantom of the Open Hearth1976 · Film · Mr. Parker
Dog Day Afternoon1975 · Film · Sheldon
Beyond the Horizon1975 · Film · Captain Scott
The Taking of Pelham One Two Three1974 · Film · Denny Doyle
The Murderers1973 · Film
If You Give a Dance, You Gotta Pay the Band1972 · Film · Trick
The Todd Killings1971 · Film · Sam Goodwin
The Ceremony of Innocence1970 · Film · Sussex
Alice's Restaurant1969 · Film · Ray Brock
Atta Girl, Kelly!1967 · Film
The Group1966 · Film · Dr. Ridgeley
An Essay on Death: A Memorial to John F. Kennedy1964 · Film
Abe Lincoln in Illinois1964 · Film · Joshua Speed
Girl of the Night1960 · Film · Dan Bolton
John Brown's Raid1960 · Film · Watson Brown

Filmography

Series

18 shows

American Playhouse1982 · Series · Dad
Roots: The Next Generations1979 · Series · Dr. Lewis
The Love Boat1977 · Series · Neal Rich
Family1976 · Series · Doug Lawrence
Great Performances1971 · Series · Captain Scott
Judd, for the Defense1967 · Series
ABC Stage 671966 · Series · Hal Crady
The F.B.I.1965 · Series · Frank Porter
The Fugitive1963 · Series · Sheriff Owen Troop
The Defenders1961 · Series · Chuck Agostini
The Iceman Cometh1960 · Series · Willie Oban
Play of the Week1959 · Series
The Twilight Zone1959 · Series
Brenner1959 · Series · Ernie Brenner
Gunsmoke1955 · Series · Pete
Suspense1949 · Series
Studio One1948 · Series · Robert
The Philco Television Playhouse1948 · Series · Danny Keel