Person

Farley Granger

Acting · 1925–2011 · San Jose, California, USA

Farley Earle Granger Jr. (July 1, 1925 – March 27, 2011) was an American actor, best known for his two collaborations with director Alfred Hitchcock: Rope in 1948 and Strangers on a Train in 1951.

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  Robert Montgomery Presents

  Fred

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  Murder, She Wrote

  Jerome Ashcroft

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  The Love Boat

  Charles Cummings

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  Get Smart

  Billet

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  Ironside

  Mitch Kirby

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  Hawaii Five-O

  Arnold

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  Climax!

  John Haywood

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  The Six Million Dollar Man

  Bert Carrington

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  Tony Awards

  Self - Presenter

• Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre

  1963

• 2004Strangers on a Train: A Hitchcock ClassicSelf
• 2003Broadway: The Golden Age, by the Legends Who Were ThereSelf
• 2001The Next Big ThingArthur Pomposello
• 2001Rescued from the ClosetSelf
• 2001Rope UnleashedSelf
• 1996The Celluloid ClosetSelf
• 1994Hitchcock: Alfred the GreatHimself
• 1988MonstersDoctor
• 1987James Stewart: A Wonderful LifeSelf (archive footage)
• 1986The Whoopee BoysExtra (uncredited)
• 1986Very Close QuartersPavel
• 1986The ImagemakerAmbassador Hoyle
• 1984DeathmaskDouglas Andrews
• 1984Murder, She WroteJerome Ashcroft
• 1984Tales from the DarksideDoctor Roebuck
• 1982Night of 100 StarsSelf
• 1981The ProwlerSheriff George Fraser
• 1978Black BeautyEnos Sutton
• 1977The Love BoatCharles Cummings
• 1976WidowMartin Caine
• 1975The Lives of Jenny DolanDavid Ames
• 1975Matt HelmJames McKittrick
• 1975Ellery QueenPaul Quincy
• 1975Medical StoryRaymond Stettler
• 1975The Invisible ManJulian Klae
• 1974The Haunting of Penthouse DBen
• 1974What Have They Done to Your Daughters?Mr. Polvesi
• 1974The Six Million Dollar ManBert Carrington
• 1974Death Will Have Your EyesArmando
• 1973ArnoldEvan Lyons
• 1973The Man Called NoonJudge Niland
• 1973Amore mio, uccidimi!Manny Baxter
• 1973The SerpentComputer Programming Director
• 1972Planet Venus
• 1972The Red Headed CorpseJohn Ward
• 1972So Sweet, So DeadInspector Capuana
• 1972Amuck!Richard Stuart
• 1971Film '72Self
• 1971Something Creeping in the DarkSpike
• 1970They Call Me TrinityMajor Harriman
• 1970Maharlika
• 1970The ChallengersNealy
• 1968Hawaii Five-OArnold
• 1968The Name of the GameHoagland Walters
• 1968The Outsider
• 1968LauraShelby Carpenter
• 1968Rogue's GalleryEdmund Van Dermot
• 1967Hondo
• 1967IronsideMitch Kirby
• 1966CBS PlayhouseRichard
• 1965Get SmartBillet
• 1965Run for Your LifeCharley Herrod
• 1963Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre
• 1960The Dow Hour of Great MysteriesRichard Beckett
• 1959The Bell Telephone HourSelf
• 1957The Clouded ImagePeter Ashby / Brat Farrar
• 1957DuPont Show of the MonthPaul Burgess
• 1957Tonight Starring Jack PaarSelf
• 1957Armored Attack!Damian Simonov
• 1956Sizeman and SonHarold Sizeman
• 1956Tony AwardsSelf - Presenter
• 1955The 20th Century Fox HourSteve Adams
• 1955The Girl in the Red Velvet SwingHarry Kendall Thaw
• 1955The Naked StreetNicholas 'Nicky' Bradna
• 1954Climax!John Haywood
• 1954SensoIl Tenente Franz Mahler
• 1953Small Town GirlRick Livingston
• 1953The Story of Three LovesThomas Clayton Campbell Jr
• 1952Hans Christian AndersenNiels
• 1952The Ford Television TheatreLt. J.G. Robert Haines
• 1952O. Henry's Full HouseJim (segment "The Gift of the Magi")
• 1951I Want YouJack Greer
• 1951Schlitz Playhouse of Stars
• 1951Behave Yourself!William Calhoun Denny
• 1951Strangers on a TrainGuy Haines
• 1950The Colgate Comedy HourSelf
• 1950Edge of DoomMartin Lynn
• 1950Our Very OwnChuck
• 1950Side StreetJoe Norson
• 1950Robert Montgomery PresentsFred
• 1949They Live by NightArthur "Bowie" Bowers
• 1949Roseanna McCoyJohnse Hatfield
• 1948EnchantmentPax Masterson
• 1948The Ed Sullivan ShowSelf
• 1948RopePhillip Morgan
• 1947Kraft Television Theatre
• 1944The Purple HeartSgt. Howard Clinton
• 1943The North StarDamian Simonov