Douglas Dick

Nov 20, 1920 - Dec 19, 2015 (95 years old) in Charleston, West Virginia, USA

Douglas Dick (November 20, 1920 - December 19, 2015) was a retired American actor and occasional screenwriter. His most famous role came in the 1948 film Rope. In 1971, Dick left the entertainment industry to work as a psychologist.

Known For

Perry Mason

Ted Harberson

Bronco

James Jones

Alcoa Theatre

Gordon Kennedy

Rope

Kenneth Lawrence

The Oklahoman

Mel Dobie

So This Is Love

Bryan Curtis

Waterfront

Carl Herrick

Saigon

Captain Mike Perry

North to Alaska

Lieutenant

Flaming Star

Will Howard

Credits

Rope Unleashed 2001

Self (archive footage)

★ 6.9
Flaming Star 1960

Will Howard

★ 6.5
North to Alaska 1960

Lieutenant

★ 6.5
Bronco 1958

James Jones

★ 5.9
Alcoa Theatre 1957

Gordon Kennedy

★ 6.5
Perry Mason 1957

Ted Harberson

★ 7.7
The Oklahoman 1957

Mel Dobie

★ 5.6
Footsteps in the Night 1957

Henry Johnson

★ 5.5
Day is Done 1955

Cpl. Carlson

★ 6
Waterfront 1954

Carl Herrick

★ 7
The Gambler from Natchez 1954

Claude St. Germaine

★ 6.8
So This Is Love 1953

Bryan Curtis

★ 3.8
The Iron Mistress 1952

Narcisse de Bornay

★ 5
A Yank in Indo-China 1952

★ 6
Something to Live For 1952

Baker

★ 6.8
The Red Badge of Courage 1951

The Lieutenant

★ 6.4
Home of the Brave 1949

Major Robinson

★ 6.6
The Accused 1949

Bill Perry

★ 6.1
Casbah 1948

Carlo

★ 5.8
Rope 1948

Kenneth Lawrence

★ 7.9
Saigon 1947

Captain Mike Perry

★ 5.8
The Searching Wind 1946

Sam Hazen

★ NR