Dean Jagger
American actor (1903-1991) · United States · On the map · Actors · Died at 87
Dean Jagger was an American film, stage, and television actor who won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role in Henry King's Twelve O'Clock High (1949).
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1991Died5 February 19911987
Evil TownFilm, Doctor Schaeffer1978
Game of DeathFilm, Dr. Land1977
HunterSeries1973
The StrangerFilm, Carl Webster1972
Kung FuSeries, Henry Raphael Caine1970
The Partridge FamilySeries, Charlie
The Kremlin LetterFilm, 1970Highwayman1968
Day of the Evil GunFilm, Jimmy Noble1965
The F.B.I.Series, Bishop John Atwood1961
Dr. KildareSeries, Lt. Gen. John Sparrow1960
Cash McCallFilm, Grant Austen1958
King CreoleFilm, Mr. Fisher1956
Dick Powell's Zane Grey TheatreSeries, Bert Ensign
Red SundownFilm, 1956Jade Murphy1954
Executive SuiteFilm, Jesse Q. Grimm1953
Letter to LorettaSeries, Harry Holt1951
Hallmark Hall of FameSeries, 6th Supreme Court Justice
RawhideFilm, 1951Yancy1950Academy Award for Best Supporting ActorAward1949
C-ManFilm, Cliff Holden, alias William Harrah1948
Studio OneSeries, Ben Willson1946
Sister KennyFilm, Kevin Connors1941
Western UnionFilm, Edward Creighton1936
Revolt of the ZombiesFilm, Armand Louque1903Born7 November 1903
Evil TownFilm, Doctor Schaeffer1978Game of DeathFilm, Dr. Land1977HunterSeries1973The StrangerFilm, Carl Webster1972Kung FuSeries, Henry Raphael Caine1970The Partridge FamilySeries, CharlieThe Kremlin LetterFilm, 1970Highwayman1968Day of the Evil GunFilm, Jimmy Noble1965The F.B.I.Series, Bishop John Atwood1961Dr. KildareSeries, Lt. Gen. John Sparrow1960Cash McCallFilm, Grant Austen1958King CreoleFilm, Mr. Fisher1956Dick Powell's Zane Grey TheatreSeries, Bert EnsignRed SundownFilm, 1956Jade Murphy1954Executive SuiteFilm, Jesse Q. Grimm1953Letter to LorettaSeries, Harry Holt1951Hallmark Hall of FameSeries, 6th Supreme Court JusticeRawhideFilm, 1951Yancy1950Academy Award for Best Supporting ActorAward1949C-ManFilm, Cliff Holden, alias William Harrah1948Studio OneSeries, Ben Willson1946Sister KennyFilm, Kevin Connors1941Western UnionFilm, Edward Creighton1936Revolt of the ZombiesFilm, Armand Louque1903Born7 November 1903People around Dean
Close ties
Michael Curtiz Directed White Christmas and King Creole
Darryl F. Zanuck Produced Twelve O'Clock High and Western Union
Samuel Goldwyn Produced The North Star and Whoopee!
Alfred Newman Wrote Twelve O'Clock High and The Robe
Henry Hathaway Directed Brigham Young and Rawhide
Hal B. Wallis Produced King Creole and Dark City
Richard Thorpe Directed The Honeymoon Machine (1961)
Mitchell Leisen Directed Thirteen Hours by Air (1936)- Paul Wendkos Directed Mr. Novak
Buzz Kulik Directed Static (1961)- Michael O'Herlihy Directed Smith! and Mr. Novak
Louis D. Lighton Produced College Rhythm and You Belong to Me
Ida Lupino Directed Mr. Novak
John Carradine Also in Western Union and Brigham Young
Byron Haskin Directed Warpath (1951)
BarBara Luna Also in Elmer Gantry and Firecreek- Dudley Nichols Directed Sister Kenny (1946)
Franklyn Farnum Also in White Christmas and King Creole
Philip Dunne Directed Three Brave Men (1959)
Walter Sande Also in Dark City and Rawhide
Percy Helton Also in The Robe and White Christmas
Eddy Waller Also in Pursued, Brigham Young and Western Union
Robert E. Dolan Produced White Christmas (1954)- Leslie Norman Directed X the Unknown (1956)
Known for
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Elmer Gantry 1960
Bad Day at Black Rock 1955
The Nun's Story 1959
White Christmas 1954
Twelve O'Clock High 1949
Filmography 40
125 credits on file
Television 24
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About this person
Country
United States
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1903 to 1991 · aged 87
