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Jim Hutton

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Jim Hutton

Known For

Acting

Gender

Male

Birthday

May 31, 1934 (92 years old)

Place of Birth

Binghamton, New York, USA

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Dana James Hutton (May 31, 1934 – June 2, 1979), usually credited as Jim Hutton, was an American actor in film and television probably best remembered for his role as Ellery Queen in the 1970s TV series of the same name. Description above from the Wikipedia article Jim Hutton, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Known For

Acting
1979ButterfliesLeonard Dean
1979The Sky TrapJoe Reese
1979$weepstake$David
1978Flying HighPaul Mitchell
1976JoysSelf
1975Psychic KillerArnold James Masters
1975Ellery Queen: Too Many SuspectsEllery Queen
1975One Day at a Time
1975Ellery QueenEllery Queen
1974Nightmare at 43 HillcrestGreg Leyden
1974The Underground ManStanley Broadhurst
1973Don't Be Afraid of the DarkAlex Farnham
1973The Dean Martin Celebrity RoastsSelf
1972Call Her MomJonathan Calder
1971The Reluctant HeroesCpl. Bill Lukens
1971They Call It MurderDoug Selby, D.A.
1971The Deadly HuntCliff
1971The PsychiatristMartin's father
1969Love, American StyleJohn
1968The Green BeretsSgt. Petersen
1968HellfightersGreg Parker
1968The Name of the GameMike
1967Who's Minding the Mint?Harry Lucas
1967IronsideMatt Black
1966The Trouble with AngelsMr. Petrie (uncredited)
1966Walk Don't RunSteve Davis
1965The Hallelujah TrailCapt. Paul Slater
1965Major DundeeLieutenant Graham
1965Never Too LateCharlie Clinton
1964Looking for LovePaul Davis
1963Sunday in New YorkMan in Rowboat with Radio (uncredited)
1962Period of AdjustmentGeorge Haverstick
1962The Horizontal LieutenantSecond Lt. Merle Wye
1961The Honeymoon MachineJason Eldridge
1961Bachelor in ParadiseLarry Delavane
1961The Mike Douglas ShowSelf
1960Where the Boys AreTV Thompson
1960The SubterraneansAdam Moovad
1959Ten Seconds to HellWorkman at Bomb Site
1959The Twilight ZoneMajor William Gart
1958A Time to Love and a Time to DieHirschland
1953The OscarsSelf
1950The Bob Hope ShowSelf