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Bradford Dillman

Bradford Dillman

  • Gender: Male
  • Born: 1930-04-14 (87 years old)
  • TMDB Popularity: 0.64
  • Last Refreshed: 185 days ago

Biography

Bradford Dillman was an American actor and author, best known for his roles in crime dramas Compulsion (1959) alongside Gene Hackman and Stockard Channing, and The Way We Were (1973) opposite Robert Redford. He also appeared in the Dirty Harry series with Clint Eastwood, earning a Cannes Film Festival Award for Best Actor in 1959. A versatile performer, Dillman won a Theatre World Award for his stage debut and was a Golden Globe Award winner.

Filmography

Lords of the Deep

Lords of the Deep

as Dobler 2.7 1989
Treasure of the Amazon

Treasure of the Amazon

as Clark 4.7 1985
Sudden Impact

Sudden Impact

as Captain Briggs 6.6 1983
Running Scared

Running Scared

as Arthur Jaeger 5 1980
Love and Bullets

Love and Bullets

as Jim Brickman 5.6 1979
Piranha

Piranha

as Paul Grogan 5.9 1978
The Amsterdam Kill

The Amsterdam Kill

as Odums 5.4 1977
The Lincoln Conspiracy

The Lincoln Conspiracy

as John Wilkes Booth 5.9 1977
The Enforcer

The Enforcer

as Captain McKay 6.7 1976
Mastermind

Mastermind

as Jabez Link 4.6 1976
Bug

Bug

as Prof. James Parmiter 5.2 1975
Chosen Survivors

Chosen Survivors

as Peter Macomber 5.4 1974
Gold

Gold

as Manfred Steyner 5.7 1974
The Iceman Cometh

The Iceman Cometh

as Willie Oban 7.2 1973
Moon of the Wolf

Moon of the Wolf

as Andrew Rodanthe 5.1 1972
Escape from the Planet of the Apes

Escape from the Planet of the Apes

as Dr. Lewis Dixon 6.3 1971
The Mephisto Waltz

The Mephisto Waltz

as Bill Delancey 6.1 1971
Fear No Evil

Fear No Evil

as Paul Varney 6.4 1969
Sergeant Ryker

Sergeant Ryker

as Capt. David Young 6.1 1968
The Helicopter Spies

The Helicopter Spies

as Luther Sebastian 5.7 1968
A Rage to Live

A Rage to Live

as Sidney Tate 6.3 1965
Monstrosity

Monstrosity

as Narrator (voice; uncredited) 3.1 1963
Sanctuary

Sanctuary

as Gowan Stevens 6.1 1961
Compulsion

Compulsion

as Arthur A. Straus 7.4 1959