Donald Moffat

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Known For

Acting

Known Credits

110

Gender

Male

Birthday

1930-12-26

Deathday

2018-12-20 (87 years old)

Place of Birth

Plymouth, Devon, England, UK

Also Known As

  • Donald Moffatt

Donald Moffat

Biography

Was an English actor with decades long career in film and stage in the United States. He began his acting career on and off Broadway which included appearances in The Wild Duck and Right You Are If You Think You Are, earning a Tony Award nomination for both, as well as Painting Churches for which he received an Obie Award. Moffat also appeared in several feature films including The Thing and The Right Stuff, along with his guest appearances in the television series Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman and The West Wing.

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Known For

The Thing
8.1%

The Thing

Jun 25, 1982

The Right Stuff
7.4%

The Right Stuff

Oct 20, 1983

Columbo
8.1%

Columbo

Sep 15, 1971

Popeye
5.5%

Popeye

Dec 12, 1980

Regarding Henry
6.5%

Regarding Henry

Jul 10, 1991

The West Wing
8.3%

The West Wing

Sep 22, 1999

Housesitter
6.1%

Housesitter

Jun 12, 1992

Bonanza
7.5%

Bonanza

Sep 12, 1959

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Acting

Roger Williams: Founder Of Rhode Island as Roger Williams
2005
Law & Order: Trial by Jury as Matthew Sherwood
2001
61* as Ford Frick
2000
Bull as Robert 'The Kaiser' Roberts
1999
The West Wing as Talmidge Cregg
1999
Cookie's Fortune as Jack Palmer
1998
The Sleep Room
1997
A Smile Like Yours as Dr. Felber
1996
The Evening Star as Hector Scott
1994
Trapped in Paradise as Clifford Anderson
1994
Is There Life Out There? as Grandpa Walter
1994
Clear and Present Danger as President Bennett
1993
Love, Cheat & Steal as Frank Harrington
1993
Tales of the City as Edgar Halcyon
1993
Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman as Walt Whitman
1992
Majority Rule as Walter Simms
1992
Teamster Boss: The Jackie Presser Story as O'Connell
1992
Housesitter as George Davis
1991
Babe Ruth as Jacob Ruppert
1991
Regarding Henry as Charlie Cameron
1991
The Great Pretender as Owen Milner
1991
Class Action as Quinn
1990
The Bonfire of the Vanities as Mr. McCoy
1990
Kaleidoscope as Arthur Patterson
1990
A Son's Promise as Paw Paw
1990
Kojak: Flowers For Matty as Garrett Fitzsimons
1989
Music Box as Harry Talbot
1989
Cross of Fire as George Oberholtzer
1988
Far North as Uncle Dane
1988
The Bourne Identity as David Abbott
1988
China Beach
1988
The Unbearable Lightness of Being as Chief Surgeon
1988
Necessary Parties as Grampa Mills
1987
When the Time Comes as Harold
1987
Desperado as Malloy, Nora's Dad
1986
License to Kill as Howard Webster
1986
Houston: The Legend of Texas as Col. John Allen
1986
L.A. Law as Judge Lawrence O'Neil
1986
Monster in the Closet as General Franklin Turnbull
1986
The Best of Times as Herbert ("The Colonel")
1985
The Twilight Zone as (segment "The Star")
1985
Alamo Bay as Wally
1984
Murder, She Wrote as Tim Carver
1983
Through Naked Eyes as Patrolman
1983
The Right Stuff as Lyndon B. Johnson
1983
Who Will Love My Children? as Dick Thomas
1982
The Thing as Garry
1982
A House Divided: Denmark Vessey's Rebellion as Captain Vesey
1981
The White Lions as Vreeland
1981
Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy as Hugh Auchincloss
1980
Popeye as The Taxman
1980
HealtH as Colonel Cody
1980
The Long Days of Summer as Josef Kaplan
1980
On the Nickel as Sam
1979
Promises in the Dark as Dr. Walter McInerny
1979
Mrs. R's Daughter as Frank Randell
1979
Ebony, Ivory and Jade as Ian Cabot
1979
Strangers: The Story of a Mother and Daughter as Wally Ball
1978
The Gift of Love as William Schuyler
1978
The Word as Henri Aubert
1978
Sergeant Matlovich vs. the U.S. Air Force as Col. Benton
1978
Tartuffe as Tartuffe
1978
Dallas as Brooks Oliver
1977
Logan's Run as Rem
1977
The Fitzpatricks
1977
Exo-Man as Wallace Rogers
1977
Eleanor and Franklin: The White House Years as Harry Hopkins
1977
Code R as Jack Douglas
1977
Mary White as Sir James Barrie
1976
The Call of the Wild as Simpson
1975
Forget-Me-Not Lane as Charles Bisley
1974
Earthquake as Dr. Harvey Johnson
1974
The New Land
1974
Little House on the Prairie
1974
The Terminal Man as Dr. Arthur McPherson
1974
Rex Harrison Presents Stories of Love as Fred
1974
The Six Million Dollar Man as Lester Burstyn
1974
The Six Million Dollar Man as Dr. Martin Davis
1974
A Touch of the Poet as Jamie Cregan
1973
The Snoop Sisters as Shriver Danforth
1973
Showdown as Art Williams
1972
The Waltons as Lester Morgan
1972
The Great Northfield Minnesota Raid as Manning
1971
The Devil and Miss Sarah as Appleton
1971
Columbo as Sheldon Hays
1971
Great Performances as Charles Bisley
1970
Night Gallery as Uncle George (segment "Pickman's Model")
1970
The Young Rebels
1970
R.P.M. as Perry Howard
1969
The File on Devlin as John Heywood
1969
Room 222
1968
Lancer
1968
Hawaii Five-O as Dr. David Forbes
1968
Rachel, Rachel as Niall Cameron
1968
Of Mice and Men as Slim
1967
Mannix as Don McGrath
1967
The High Chaparral as Henry Simmons
1967
Ironside as Daniel Keyes
1967
Ironside as Hartz
1966
Mission: Impossible as Alex Pierson
1963
Art, what is it? Why is it? as Narrator
1961
The Defenders as Dr. Leon Elm
1961
The Defenders as Dr. Finch
1959
Bonanza as Judge MacIntyre
1959
Bonanza as Thatcher
1958
Naked City as Brickwell
1956
The Battle of the River Plate as Swanston - Lookout, HMS Ajax (uncredited)
1956
The Battle of the River Plate as Swanston, Lookout, H.M.S. Ajax (uncredited)
1955
Gunsmoke as Joseph Graham
1951
Hallmark Hall of Fame as John Heywood
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