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Don DeFore

Don DeFore

Known for
Acting
Born
Aug 25, 1913
Died
Dec 22, 1993 (aged 80)
Place of birth
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, USA
Credits
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Donald John "Don" DeFore (August 25, 1913 – December 22, 1993) was an American actor. He is best known for his roles in the sitcom The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet from 1952 to 1957 and the sitcom Hazel from 1961 to 1965, the former which earned him a Primetime Emmy Award nomination.

Known for

MovieRated 7.0

Jay Leno's Family Comedy Hour

1987Movie

Self

MovieRated 7.0

A Rare Breed

1984Movie

TVRated 7.5

Murder, She Wrote

1984TV

Jake Sanford

TVRated 5.7

St. Elsewhere

1982TV

Harry Klein

TVRated 6.3

Matt Houston

1982TV

Mayor

TVRated 6.9

Vega$

1978TV

TVRated 7.0

Black Beauty

1978TV

Martin Tremaine

TVRated 6.5

Fantasy Island

1978TV

Mr. Wendover

TVRated 6.2

The Love Boat

1977TV

Everett Loudon

MovieRated 5.6

All This and World War II

1976Movie

Self

TVRated 7.5

Ellery Queen

1975TV

Dave Pierce

TVRated 6.1

The Mod Squad

1968TV

George Anders

TVRated 6.9

Mannix

1967TV

Ted Hackett

TVRated 6.8

The Merv Griffin Show

1962TV

Self

TVRated 6.5

The Virginian

1962TV

Mayor Evans

TVRated 6.8

Hazel

1961TV

George Baxter

MovieRated 5.3

The Facts of Life

1960Movie

Jack Weaver

TVRated 6.6

My Three Sons

1960TV

MovieRated 7.2

A Time to Love and a Time to Die

1958Movie

Boettcher

MovieRated 6.7

Battle Hymn

1957Movie

Capt. Dan Skidmore

TVRated 7.8

Alfred Hitchcock Presents

1955TV

Arthur Clark

TVRated 6.6

Letter to Loretta

1953TV

Jeremy Parker

TVRated 6.8

General Electric Theater

1953TV

George

TVRated 6.2

The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet

1952TV

Erskin Thornberry, Thorny

TVRated 6.5

This Is Your Life

1952TV

Self

MovieRated 5.4

She's Working Her Way Through College

1952Movie

Shep Slade

MovieRated 5.8

No Room for the Groom

1952Movie

Herman Strouple

MovieRated 6.5

Jumping Jacks

1952Movie

Lieutenant Kelsey

MovieRated 5.2

A Girl in Every Port

1952Movie

Bert Sedgwick

TVRated 8.8

Hallmark Hall of Fame

1951TV

Rooter Baker

TVRated 7.2

Schlitz Playhouse of Stars

1951TV

Fallon, Bill Nichol

MovieRated 6.2

The Guy Who Came Back

1951Movie

Gordon Towne

MovieRated 6.0

Southside 1-1000

1950Movie

John Riggs / Nick Starnes

MovieRated 6.5

Dark City

1950Movie

Arthur Winant

TVRated 6.7

Lux Video Theatre

1950TV

Stan, Sam Bradford, Jack Sargent

MovieRated 6.8

My Friend Irma

1949Movie

Richard Rhinelander

MovieRated 6.8

Too Late for Tears

1949Movie

Don Blake

MovieRated 7.0

One Sunday Afternoon

1948Movie

Hugo Barnstead

TVRated 5.4

Studio One

1948TV

Capt. George Lowry

MovieRated 6.7

Romance on the High Seas

1948Movie

Mr. Michael Kent

MovieRated 6.5

Ramrod

1947Movie

Bill Schell

MovieRated 7.1

It Happened on Fifth Avenue

1947Movie

Jim Bullock

MovieRated 6.3

Without Reservations

1946Movie

Dink Watson

MovieRated 5.2

The Stork Club

1945Movie

Sgt. Danny Wilton

MovieRated 6.5

The Affairs of Susan

1945Movie

Mike Ward

MovieRated 7.3

You Came Along

1945Movie

Captain W. Anders

MovieRated 6.7

Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo

1944Movie

Charles McClure

MovieRated 6.0

Return from Nowhere

1944Movie

Allan (uncredited)

MovieRated 6.7

A Guy Named Joe

1944Movie

James J. Rourke

MovieRated 6.2

The Human Comedy

1943Movie

Bernard 'Texas' Anthony (uncredited)

MovieRated 5.7

City Without Men

1943Movie

Mr. Peters (uncredited)

MovieRated 6.0

You Can't Escape Forever

1942Movie

Davis - Reporter (uncredited)

MovieRated 5.8

Men of the Sky

1942Movie

Cadet Dick Mathews

MovieRated 6.1

Wings for the Eagle

1942Movie

Gil Borden

MovieRated 6.0

Winning Your Wings

1942Movie

Gas Station Attendant (uncredited)

MovieRated 4.5

The Male Animal

1942Movie

Wally Myers

MovieRated 7.0

Right to the Heart

1942Movie

Tommy Sands

MovieRated 6.7

We Go Fast

1941Movie

Herman Huff (as Don DeForest)

MovieRated 6.0

Brother Rat

1938Movie

Baseball Catcher

MovieRated 7.1

Kid Galahad

1937Movie

Ringsider (uncredited)

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