Personal Info

Known For

Acting

Known Credits

Gender

Male

Birthday

1920-04-22

Deathday

1970-01-19 (49 years old)

Place of Birth

San Francisco, California, USA

Also Known As

Harold Mendelson

Hal March

Biography

We don't have a biography for Hal March.

Known For

7.9%

I Love Lucy

Oct 15, 1951

7.9%

I Love Lucy

Oct 15, 1951

6.7%

Send Me No Flowers

Oct 14, 1964

6.6%

Champion

Apr 9, 1949

7.5%

The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson

Oct 1, 1962

7.0%

It's Always Fair Weather

Aug 30, 1955

6.5%

The Monkees

Sep 12, 1966

6.5%

Outrage

Sep 27, 1950

7.0%

The Lucy Show

Oct 1, 1962

5.9%

A Guide for the Married Man

May 25, 1967

6.5%

My Sister Eileen

Sep 22, 1955

6.8%

What's My Line?

Feb 2, 1950

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Acting

1969

It's Your Bet as Host

1967		The Danny Thomas Hour as Nick Farrow
1967		A Guide for the Married Man as Technical Adviser (Man who loses coat)

1966

The Monkees as Renaldo

1965

Gidget

1964

Send Me No Flowers as Winston Burr

1963		Burke's Law as Yates Dudley
1963		Burke's Law as Paul Anders

1962		The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson as Self
1962		The Lucy Show as Robert Bailey
1962		The Merv Griffin Show as Self

1957

Hear Me Good as Marty Holland

1956		The Dinah Shore Chevy Show as Self
1956		The Bachelor as Larry

1955		My Sister Eileen as Pete - First Drunk
1955		It's Always Fair Weather as Rocky Heldon (uncredited)
1955		The $64,000 Question as Host

1954		The Atomic Kid as Agent Ray
1954		Yankee Pasha as Hassan Sendar
1954		Public Defender as Gil Evans

1953		The Eddie Cantor Story as Gus Edwards
1953		Life with Elizabeth as Jack
1953		Combat Squad as Henry Gordon

1952		Omnibus as George Bidwell
1952		Four Star Playhouse as Clint

1951		Hallmark Hall of Fame as Clark Redfield
1951		I Love Lucy as Hal March
1951		I Love Lucy as Eddie Grant
1951		Schlitz Playhouse of Stars as Eddie
1951		Racket Squad

1950		The Jack Benny Program as Hal March
1950		Outrage as Detective Sergeant Hendrix
1950		The Colgate Comedy Hour as Self
1950		Ma and Pa Kettle Go to Town as Detective Mike Eskow
1950		What's My Line? as Self - Mystery Guest

1949

Champion as Mobster (uncredited)

1948

The Ed Sullivan Show as Self

Directing

1965		Camp Runamuck as Director
1965		F Troop as Director