Farley Granger
Biography
Farley Earle Granger Jr. (July 1, 1925 – March 27, 2011) was an American actor, best known for his two collaborations with director Alfred Hitchcock: Rope in 1948 and Strangers on a Train in 1951.
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Also Known As
Movies (33)
Strangers on a Train: A Hitchcock Classic
as Self
2004
Broadway: The Golden Age, by the Legends Who Were There
as Self
2003
The Next Big Thing
as Arthur Pomposello
2001
Rescued from the Closet
as Self
2001
Rope Unleashed
as Self
2001
The Celluloid Closet
as Self
1996
Hitchcock: Alfred the Great
as Himself
1994
James Stewart: A Wonderful Life
as Self (archive footage)
1987
The Whoopee Boys
as Extra (uncredited)
1986
Very Close Quarters
1986
The Imagemaker
as Ambassador Hoyle
1986
Deathmask
as Douglas Andrews
1984
Night of 100 Stars
as Self
1982
The Prowler
as Sheriff George Fraser
1981
Widow
as Martin Caine
1976
The Lives of Jenny Dolan
as David Ames
1975
The Haunting of Penthouse D
as Ben
1974
What Have They Done to Your Daughters?
as Mr. Polvesi
1974
Death Will Have Your Eyes
as Armando
1974
Arnold
as Evan Lyons
1973
The Man Called Noon
as Judge Niland
1973
Amore mio, uccidimi!
as Manny Baxter
1973
The Serpent
as Computer Programming Director
1973
Planet Venus
1972
The Red Headed Corpse
as John Ward
1972
So Sweet, So Dead
as Inspector Capuana
1972
Amuck!
as Richard Stuart
1972
Something Creeping in the Dark
as Spike
1971
They Call Me Trinity
as Major Harriman
1970
Maharlika
1970
The Challengers
as Nealy
1970
Laura
as Shelby Carpenter
1968
Rogue's Gallery
as Edmund Van Dermot
1968
TV Shows (17)
Monsters
1988
Murder, She Wrote
as Jerome Ashcroft
1984
Tales from the Darkside
as Doctor Roebuck
1984
Black Beauty
as Enos Sutton
1978
The Love Boat
as Charles Cummings
1977
Matt Helm
as James McKittrick
1975
Ellery Queen
as Paul Quincy
1975
Medical Story
1975
The Invisible Man
as Julian Klae
1975
The Six Million Dollar Man
as Bert Carrington
1974
Hawaii Five-O
as Arnold
1968
The Name of the Game
as Hoagland Walters
1968
The Outsider
1968
Hondo
1967
Ironside
as Mitch Kirby
1967
CBS Playhouse
1966
Get Smart
as Billet
1965