Rick Jason
Biography
Rick Jason (born Richard Jacobson; May 21, 1923 – October 16, 2000) was an American actor, born in New York City, and most remembered for starring in the ABC television drama Combat! (1962–1967).
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Movies (22)
Illegally Yours
as Freddie Boneflecker
1988
Partners
as Douglas
1982
The Best Place to Be
as Paul Bellinger
1979
Proof of the Man
as Lionel Adams
1977
Love and the Midnight Auto Supply
as Councilman Ted Fredricks
1977
The Witch Who Came from the Sea
as Billy Batt
1976
Who Is the Black Dahlia?
as Miles Harmonder
1975
A Time for Love
as Paul Chalk
1974
The Day of the Wolves
as No. 4
1971
Eagles Attack At Dawn
as Beno
1970
Prudence and the Chief
as Chief Snow Eagle
1970
The Monk
as Wideman
1969
Color Me Dead
as Bradley Taylor
1969
The Saga of Tanegashima
as Captain Pinto
1968
The Fountain of Youth
as Alan Brody
1958
Sierra Baron
as Miguel Delmonte
1958
Rx Murder
as Jethro Jones
1958
The Wayward Bus
as Johnny Chicoy
1957
The Lieutenant Wore Skirts
as Capt. Barney Sloan
1956
This Is My Love
as Glenn Harris
1954
The Saracen Blade
as Enzio Siniscola
1954
Sombrero
as Ruben
1953
TV Shows (28)
Around the World in 80 Days
as Cornelius Vanderbilt
1989
Moonlighting
1985
Murder, She Wrote
as Axel Weingard
1984
Airwolf
as Ed Aarons
1984
Scarecrow and Mrs. King
as Ambassador Harcourt
1983
Manimal
as Prof. Barta
1983
Matt Houston
as Mr. Murdock
1982
Flying High
as Bob
1978
Who's Watching the Kids?
1978
Fantasy Island
as Arthur Hemmings
1978
Wonder Woman
as Lawson Koslo
1975
Switch
as Gene Cole
1975
Police Woman
as James Basterie
1974
The Partners
1971
The Outsider
as Matt Stark
1968
The Danny Thomas Hour
as Smitty
1967
Combat!
as Lieutenant Gil Hanley
1962
The Virginian
as Tom Fuller
1962
The Mike Douglas Show
as Self
1961
The Case of the Dangerous Robin
as Robin Scott
1960
Rawhide
as Rivera
1959
Colgate Theatre
1958
The 20th Century Fox Hour
as Hank Adams
1955
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
as Arthur
1955
The Millionaire
as Jack Garrison
1955
The Pepsi-Cola Playhouse
1953
The Ford Television Theatre
as Raoul
1952
Lux Video Theatre
as Joe
1950