Personal Info

Known For

Acting

Known Credits

Gender

Male

Birthday

1936-08-16 (88 years old)

Place of Birth

Los Angeles, California, USA

Also Known As

C.F. L'Amoreaux

Gary Clarke

Biography

We don't have a biography for Gary Clarke.

Known For

7.6%

Tombstone

Dec 25, 1993

7.5%

The A-Team

Jan 23, 1983

5.5%

The Paperboy

Sep 14, 2012

6.2%

Parkland

Oct 2, 2013

7.7%

Alfred Hitchcock Presents

Oct 2, 1955

6.6%

Gunsmoke

Sep 10, 1955

6.9%

The Streets of San Francisco

Sep 23, 1972

7.8%

Emergency!

Jan 22, 1972

6.5%

Cannon

Sep 14, 1971

6.5%

My Three Sons

Sep 29, 1960

6.5%

The Virginian

Sep 19, 1962

3.5%

Missile to the Moon

Nov 15, 1958

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Acting

2020

Why Me? as Attorney

2013

Parkland as Admiral George Burkley

2012

The Paperboy as Weldon Pine

1996		My Son Is Innocent as Hearing Judge
1996		Hijacked: Flight 285 as Hugh Easton

1993

Tombstone as Crawley Dake

1991

The Lightning Incident as Dr. Daley

1985

The Comedy Factory as Maitre d'

1983

The A-Team as Charlie Sherman

1978

The Meanest Men in the West

1973

Outrage as Ron Werner's Attorney

1972		The Streets of San Francisco as Operations Clerk
1972		Search
1972		Class of '74 as Jim
1972		The Bull of the West as Steve
1972		The Eyes of Charles Sand as Raymond / David
1972		Emergency! as Mr. Peters

1971		Revenge! as Ed Linnis
1971		Cannon

1969

Then Came Bronson

1967		Hondo as Captain Richards
1967		Hondo and the Apaches as Capt. Richards

1966

Wild, Wild Winter as Ronnie

1965		The F.B.I.
1965		The Final Hour as Steve Hill

1964		Passion Street, U.S.A. as Joseph Redding
1964		The Brazen Bell

1963

Strike Me Deadly as Jimmy Grant

1962		The Devil's Children
1962		The Virginian as Steve Hill

1961

87th Precinct as Jerry Fisher

1960		Date Bait as Danny Logan
1960		My Three Sons
1960		Thriller as Arthur Smith
1960		The Tall Man

1958		Missile to the Moon as Lon
1958		How to Make a Monster as Larry Drake (Teenage Werewolf)
1958		Dragstrip Riot as Rick Martin

1957

Wagon Train as Lonnie Fallon

1955		Alfred Hitchcock Presents as Bellboy
1955		Gunsmoke as Johnny

1953

General Electric Theater as Jed Boynton

Writing

1965

Get Smart as Writer