Personal Info

Known For

Acting

Known Credits

Gender

Male

Birthday

1920-07-18

Deathday

1985-05-08 (64 years old)

Place of Birth

Dolph Sweet

Biography

Adolphus Jean Sweet (July 18, 1920 – May 8, 1985) was an American actor.

Known For

7.9%

Little House on the Prairie

Sep 11, 1974

6.6%

Heaven Can Wait

Jun 28, 1978

6.7%

Sisters

Mar 26, 1973

6.9%

Reds

Dec 25, 1981

7.3%

The Swimmer

Aug 9, 1968

6.9%

Colossus: The Forbin Project

Apr 8, 1970

7.0%

The Wanderers

Jul 13, 1979

7.2%

Taxi

Sep 12, 1978

6.8%

The Out-of-Towners

May 28, 1970

6.8%

Hart to Hart

Sep 22, 1979

7.6%

Hill Street Blues

Jan 15, 1981

5.7%

The Lords of Flatbush

May 1, 1974

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Acting

1981		Reds as Big Bill Haywood
1981		Gimme a Break! as Carl Kanisky
1981		Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy as Waldrop
1981		The Two Lives of Carol Letner as Lt. Ron Vance
1981		The Acorn People as Donald Bradshaw
1981		Hill Street Blues

1980		Below the Belt as LeRoi
1980		Enos
1980		Gideon's Trumpet as Charlie
1980		When the Whistle Blows

1979		Aunt Mary as Amos Jones
1979		Act of Violence as Detective O'Brien
1979		Marciano as Si Menchlemann
1979		Flesh & Blood as Thompson
1979		Paris
1979		Hart to Hart
1979		The Wanderers as Chubby Galasso
1979		Rendezvous Hotel as Harvey Greenwood
1979		Angie

1978		Taxi as Mr. Caruthers
1978		Kaz
1978		Go Tell the Spartans as Gen. Harnitz
1978		Heaven Can Wait as Head Coach
1978		Deathmoon as Lt. Russ Cort
1978		The Amazing Spider-Man
1978		King as J. Edgar Hoover

1977		What Really Happened to the Class of '65?
1977		Which Way Is Up? as The Boss
1977		A Killing Affair as Scotty Neilson
1977		Billy: Portrait of a Street Kid as George
1977		The Bad News Bears in Breaking Training as Mr. Manning

1974		Little House on the Prairie
1974		Amazing Grace as Mayer Scott
1974		The Lords of Flatbush as Mr. Rosiello
1974		The Migrants as Sheriff

1973		Cops and Robbers as George
1973		Sisters as Detective Kelly

1972		Fear Is the Key as Jablonsky
1972		The New Centurions as Sergeant Runyon

1971

The Telephone Book as Obscene Caller

1970		The Out-of-Towners as Police Sgt Kavalefski
1970		Colossus: The Forbin Project as Missile Commander

1969

The Lost Man as Police Captain

1968		Finian's Rainbow as Sheriff
1968		The Swimmer as Henry Biswanger
1968		A Lovely Way to Die as Captain Haver
1968		The Movie Orgy as Self (archive footage)

1967

The Desperate Hours as Jesse Bard

1966		You're a Big Boy Now as Patrolman Francis Graf
1966		Dark Shadows

1965

The Trials of O'Brien as Sgt. Garrison

1964

Another World

1961

The Young Doctors as Police Car Driver

1956

The Edge of Night

1951		Hallmark Hall of Fame as Amos
1951		Hallmark Hall of Fame as Charlie