
Elliott Reid
Jan 16, 1920 - Jun 21, 2013 (93 years old) in New York City, New York, USA
Elliott Reid was born on January 16, 1920 in New York City, New York, as Edgeworth Blair Reid. He was an actor and writer, known for Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953), Inherit the Wind (1960) and The Absent-Minded Professor (1961). He died on June 21, 2013 in Studio City, Los Angeles, California.
Known For

Seinfeld
Mr. Armstrong

Love, American Style
Paul

I Love Lucy
Ed Warren

Robert Montgomery Presents
Alistair Cochran

Perry Mason
Terry Blanchard

Murder, She Wrote
Jonathan Keeler

The Lucy Show
Ross Dowd

Tales of the Unexpected
Dick Archer

All in the Family
Harold Tannen
Credits
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Self★ 7
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Maybe This Time 1995Henry★ 7.3
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Seinfeld 1989Mr. Armstrong★ 8.3
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Young Einstein 1988Asylum Guard★ 5.2
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Designing Women 1986★ 6.7
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Murder, She Wrote 1984Jonathan Keeler★ 7.5
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One in a Million 1980★ 5
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The Facts of Life 1979★ 7
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Miss Winslow and Son 1979★ NR
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Dick Archer★ 6.7
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Heaven Can Wait 1978Waiter (uncredited)★ 6.6
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On Our Own 1977Klaus von Hildenberg★ 5
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Doc 1975★ NR
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Barney Miller 1975Wayne Boley★ 7.3
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Lotsa Luck 1973Dr. Schrager★ 6.4
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Temperatures Rising 1972Driscoll★ 5
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All in the Family 1971Harold Tannen★ 7.9
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The Odd Couple 1970Gerard Ferguson★ 7.8
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Love, American Style 1969Paul★ 6
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Some Kind of a Nut 1969Gardner Anders★ 3.5
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Here's Lucy 1968Harvey Gaynes★ 6.7
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Blackbeard's Ghost 1968TV Commentator★ 6.7
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Follow Me, Boys! 1966Ralph Hastings★ 6.6
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The Munsters 1964★ 8
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★ NR
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Tom Edwards★ 5.8
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Move Over, Darling 1963Dr. Herman Schlick★ 6.6
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The Wheeler Dealers 1963Leonard★ 6.2
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The Thrill of It All 1963Mike Palmer★ 7
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Son of Flubber 1963Shelby Ashton★ 5.9
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The Lucy Show 1962Ross Dowd★ 7
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Dave Dennis★ 7.8
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★ NR
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Shelby Ashton★ 6.5
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The Roaring 20's 1960★ NR
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Peter Loves Mary 1960★ 5
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Surfside 6 1960★ 5
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Inherit the Wind 1960Prosecutor Tom Davenport★ 7.7
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Perry Mason 1957Terry Blanchard★ 7.7
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Dark Meeting 1956Barney★ NR
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Holiday Affair 1955Carl Davis★ NR
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Tom Smith★ 7.7
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The Millionaire 1955Philip Sargent★ 5
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Climax! 1954Scotty Henderson★ 3.3
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Woman's World 1954Tony Andrews★ 7.1
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Vicki 1953Steve Christopher★ 5.5
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Letter to Loretta 1953Mark Waxman★ 6.5
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Ernie Malone★ 7.3
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Four Star Playhouse 1952Barney★ 6.3
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I Love Lucy 1951Ed Warren★ 7.9
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The Whip Hand 1951Matt Corbin★ 5.6
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Lux Video Theatre 1950Lt. Livingston★ 6.3
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Sierra 1950Duke Lafferty★ 5.3
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Alistair Cochran★ 5.6
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A Double Life 1947Actor in "A Gentleman's Gentleman"★ 6.3
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William 'Andy' Anderson★ 6.3
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Young Ideas 1943Jeff Evans★ 4.6