Gig Young
Nov 04, 1913 - Oct 19, 1978 (64 years old) in Saint Cloud, Minnesota, USA
Gig Young (born Byron Elsworth Barr; November 4, 1913 – October 19, 1978) was an American actor. He was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his performances in Come Fill the Cup (1952) and Teacher's Pet (1959), before winning for They Shoot Horses, Don't They? (1969).
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Known For
The Twilight Zone
Martin Sloan
Robert Montgomery Presents
Tony Marino
Studio One
Philip Adams / Alan Fredericks
What's My Line?
Self - Panelist
Climax!
Edgar Holt
The Alfred Hitchcock Hour
Duke Marsden
Tony Awards
Self - Presenter
Kraft Suspense Theatre
Hugo Myrich
Arena
Self (archive footage)
Credits
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Martin Sloan (archive footage)★ 10 -
Self (archive footage)★ 7.3 -
Self★ 8 -
Self (archive footage) (uncredited)★ 6.5 -
Game of Death 1978Jim Marshall★ 6.4 -
Spectre 1977Dr. Ham Hamilton★ 6.2 -
Gibbsville 1976Ray Whitehead★ NR -
Mortimer McGrew★ 5.8 -
The Hindenburg 1975Edward Douglas★ 6.3 -
The Killer Elite 1975Lawrence Weyburn★ 5.8 -
Ray Whitehead★ NR -
Harkey Rollins★ 7 -
Ofenbauer★ 4.9 -
Quill★ 7.1 -
The Neon Ceiling 1971Jones★ 7.7 -
Hal Henderson★ 5.1 -
McCloud 1970★ 7.1 -
Rocky Gravo★ 7.6 -
Eric Nicholson★ 5.5 -
The Shuttered Room 1967Mike Kelton★ 6.1 -
Strange Bedfellows 1965Richard Bramwell★ 5.9 -
Invisible Diplomats 1965Brad★ NR -
The Rogues 1964Tony Fleming★ 7.2 -
The Hollywood Palace 1964Self - Host★ 4.5 -
Hugo Myrich★ 5.3 -
A Ticklish Affair 1963Key Weedon★ 5.7 -
For Love or Money 1963Sonny Smith★ 5.3 -
David Barnes★ 5.9 -
Kid Galahad 1962Willy Grogan★ 6.1 -
Duke Marsden★ 7.8 -
That Touch of Mink 1962Roger★ 6.4 -
The Spiral Staircase 1961Stephen Warren★ 6 -
Larry Ellis★ 5.1 -
The Twilight Zone 1959Martin Sloan★ 8.4 -
Ask Any Girl 1959Evan Doughton★ 6.2 -
The Tunnel of Love 1958Dick Pepper★ 5.9 -
Teacher's Pet 1958Dr. Hugo Pine★ 6.8 -
The James Dean Story 1957Self★ 5.3 -
Desk Set 1957Mike Cutler★ 7 -
Conflict 1956Self - Host★ NR -
Tony Awards 1956Self - Presenter★ 4.6 -
The Desperate Hours 1955Chuck Wright★ 7 -
Young at Heart 1954Alex Burke★ 6 -
Climax! 1954Edgar Holt★ 3.3 -
Rear Window 1954Jeff's Editor (voice) (uncredited)★ 8.4 -
Torch Song 1953Cliff Willard★ 6 -
Arena 1953Hob Danvers★ 4.7 -
Johnny Kelly★ 6 -
Vance Court★ 5.8 -
Holiday for Sinners 1952Jason Kent★ 5.5 -
You for Me 1952Dr. Jeff Chadwick★ 4.5 -
Too Young to Kiss 1951John Tirsen★ 5 -
Come Fill the Cup 1951Boyd Copeland★ 7 -
Slaughter Trail 1951Ike Vaughn aka Murray★ 3.8 -
Jimmy Sampson★ 7.3 -
Only the Valiant 1951Lt. William Holloway★ 6.3 -
Target Unknown 1951Capt. Reiner★ NR -
Hunt the Man Down 1950Paul Bennett★ 6.2 -
Lux Video Theatre 1950★ 6.3
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What's My Line? 1950Self - Panelist★ 6.9 -
Tony Marino★ 5.6 -
Tell It to the Judge 1949Alexander Darvac★ 6.3 -
Lust for Gold 1949Pete Thomas★ 5.9 -
Samuel 'Sam' Rosen★ 5.6 -
Studio One 1948Philip Adams / Alan Fredericks★ 5 -
The Three Musketeers 1948Porthos★ 6.7 -
The Woman in White 1948Walter Hartright★ 5.5 -
Escape Me Never 1947Caryl Dubrok★ 4.7 -
Old Acquaintance 1943Rudd Kendall★ 6.9 -
Air Force 1943Co-Pilot★ 6.4 -
Breakdowns of 1942 1942Self★ 6 -
The Gay Sisters 1942Gig Young★ 6.5 -
The Mad Martindales 1942Peter Varney (as Byron Barr)★ 5 -
The Male Animal 1942Student (uncredited)★ 4.1 -
Soldier★ 3.6 -
Lt. Roberts (uncredited)★ 6.6 -
One Foot in Heaven 1941First Groom Asking for Dog Licence (uncredited)★ 6.6 -
The Tanks Are Coming 1941Jim Allen★ 5.1 -
Sergeant York 1941Marching Soldier (uncredited)★ 7.2 -
Dive Bomber 1941Abbott - Guinea Pig 2 Experiment 32 (uncredited)★ 6.3 -
Misbehaving Husbands 1940Floor Walker (as Byron Barr)★ 5
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