Personal Info

Known For

Acting

Known Credits

Gender

Male

Birthday

1925-07-25

Deathday

1986-03-31 (60 years old)

Place of Birth

San Francisco, California, USA

Also Known As

William Gerald Paris

Jerry Paris

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Jerry Paris (July 25, 1925 – March 31, 1986) was an American actor and director best known for playing Jerry Helper, the dentist and next door neighbor of Rob and Laura Petrie, on The Dick Van Dyke Show.

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Known For

5.8%

Police Academy 3: Back in Training

Mar 20, 1986

7.4%

Marty

Apr 11, 1955

7.2%

The Caine Mutiny

Jun 24, 1954

6.6%

The Wild One

Dec 30, 1953

6.7%

Monkey Business

Sep 3, 1952

7.7%

Alfred Hitchcock Presents

Oct 2, 1955

7.7%

Alfred Hitchcock Presents

Oct 2, 1955

7.7%

Alfred Hitchcock Presents

Oct 2, 1955

6.9%

D.O.A.

Dec 23, 1949

7.9%

The Untouchables

Oct 15, 1959

7.4%

The Dick Van Dyke Show

Oct 3, 1961

7.4%

The Dick Van Dyke Show

Oct 3, 1961

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Acting

1986

Police Academy 3: Back in Training as Priest in Police Line-up (uncredited)

1979

Sitcom: The Adventures of Garry Marshall as Self

1972		Every Man Needs One as Marty Ranier
1972		Evil Roy Slade as Souvenir Salesman (uncredited)

1970

But I Don't Want to Get Married! as Harry

1969

Love, American Style

1968

How Sweet It Is! as Umpire with Agatzi Girl (uncredited)

1963

The Fugitive as Jim Prestwick

1961		The Dick Van Dyke Show as Jerry Helper
1961		The Dick Van Dyke Show as TV Newsman
1961		Ben Casey
1961		Cain's Hundred as Harry White

1960		The Great Impostor as Defense Lieutenant
1960		Michael Shayne as Tim Rourke

1959		The Detectives
1959		The Untouchables as Agent Martin Flaherty
1959		Career as Allan Burke
1959		Hawaiian Eye
1959		Startime
1959		The Alaskans
1959		No Name on the Bullet as Harold Miller

1958		77 Sunset Strip
1958		Steve Canyon as Maj. 'Willie' Williston
1958		The Naked and the Dead as Goldstein
1958		Sing Boy Sing as Arnold Fisher
1958		The Lady Takes a Flyer as Willie Ridgely
1958		The Female Animal as Hank Lopez

1957		Man on the Prowl as Woody
1957		Zero Hour! as Tony Decker
1957		The Dark Side of the Earth as Chevak
1957		Sugarfoot as Cully Abbott
1957		The Hired Man as Deputy Sheriff Stitts

1956		Hey, Jeannie! as Joe Grady
1956		I've Lived Before as Russell Smith, Copilot
1956		D-Day the Sixth of June as Raymond Boyce
1956		Never Say Goodbye as Joe

1955		Hell's Horizon as Cpl. Pete Kinshaw
1955		Good Morning, Miss Dove as Maurice Levine
1955		The View from Pompey's Head as Ian Garrick
1955		The 20th Century Fox Hour as Joe Elliot
1955		The 20th Century Fox Hour as Ferguson
1955		Alfred Hitchcock Presents as Wally Benson
1955		Alfred Hitchcock Presents as Fred Piper
1955		Alfred Hitchcock Presents as Grimes
1955		Navy Log
1955		Unchained as Joe Ravens
1955		The Naked Street as Latzi Franks
1955		Those Whiting Girls as Artie the Accompanist
1955		Not as a Stranger as Thompson (uncredited)
1955		Marty as Tommy
1955		The Millionaire as Robert R. 'Bob' Fielding
1955		The Bob Cummings Show as Capt. Henry Barnes

1954		The Caine Mutiny as Ens. Barney Harding
1954		Prisoner of War as Axel Horstrom
1954		The Lone Wolf as Paul
1954		Drive a Crooked Road as Phil

1953		The Wild One as Dextro (uncredited)
1953		Sabre Jet as Bert Flanagan
1953		The Glass Wall as Tom
1953		General Electric Theater as Larry Grossblatt
1953		You Are There

1952		The Ford Television Theatre as Ed Hunnicutt
1952		The Ford Television Theatre as Eddie Nigh
1952		Bonzo Goes to College as Lefty Edwards
1952		Monkey Business as Scientist (uncredited)

1951		Submarine Command as Sgt. Gentry
1951		Schlitz Playhouse of Stars
1951		Bright Victory as Reynolds the Medic (uncredited)
1951		Her First Romance as Camp Counsellor (uncredited)

1950		Frenchie as Perry (uncredited)
1950		The Flying Missile as Andy Mason
1950		Cyrano de Bergerac as Cadet
1950		Lux Video Theatre as Richard
1950		Outrage as Frank Marini
1950		The Reformer and the Redhead as Radio Station Call Boy (uncredited)
1950		My Foolish Heart
1950		Woman in Hiding as Customer at Newsstand (uncredited)

1949

D.O.A. as Bellhop (uncredited)

Directing

1986

Police Academy 3: Back in Training as Director

1985

Police Academy 2: Their First Assignment as Director

1980		Make Me an Offer as Director
1980		Leo and Loree as Director

1979

Beane's of Boston as Director

1978

Sister Terri as Director

1976		How to Break Up a Happy Divorce as Director
1976		Good Heavens as Director
1976		Laverne & Shirley as Director

1975		When Things Were Rotten as Director
1975		Karen as Director

1974		Only with Married Men as Director
1974		Paper Moon as Director
1974		Happy Days as Director

1972		Every Man Needs One as Director
1972		The Couple Takes a Wife as Director
1972		Evil Roy Slade as Director
1972		Call Her Mom as Director

1971		Star Spangled Girl as Director
1971		What's a Nice Girl Like You...? as Director
1971		Two on a Bench as Director
1971		The New Dick Van Dyke Show as Director
1971		Cat Ballou as Director
1971		The Feminist and the Fuzz as Director

1970		But I Don't Want to Get Married! as Director
1970		The Odd Couple as Director
1970		Barefoot in the Park as Director
1970		The Mary Tyler Moore Show as Director
1970		The Grasshopper as Director
1970		McCloud as Director

1969		Viva Max! as Director
1969		Love, American Style as Director

1968		Here's Lucy as Director
1968		How Sweet It Is! as Director
1968		Don't Raise the Bridge, Lower the River as Director
1968		Never a Dull Moment as Director

1966		Hey Landlord! as Director
1966		That Girl as Director

1965		Tammy as Director
1965		The John Forsythe Show as Director

1964

The Munsters as Director

1963		The Bill Dana Show as Director
1963		The Farmer's Daughter as Director

1961		The Dick Van Dyke Show as Director
1961		The Joey Bishop Show as Director

Production

1972

Every Man Needs One as Producer

1970

But I Don't Want to Get Married! as Producer

Writing

1963		The Caretakers as Story
1963		The Caretakers as Screenstory