Carl Betz

Known For

Acting

Born

Mar 09, 1921

Died

Jan 18, 1978

Place of Birth

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA

Credits

48 titles

Carl Betz

Known For

Filmography

1977

Kingston: Confidential

Tv
1977

The Hardy Boys / Nancy Drew Mysteries

Tv
1976

Quincy, M.E.

Attorney Paul Barkley

Tv
1976

Brinks: The Great Robbery

Paul Jackson

Movie
1975

That Lady from Peking

Max Foster

Movie
1975

The Meal

Jake

Movie
1975

Matt Helm

Purcell

Tv
1975

The Boy Who Talked to Badgers

Will MacDonald

Movie
1975

Starsky & Hutch

Father Ignatius

Tv
1975

Mitzi & 100 Guys

Self

Movie
1975

S.W.A.T.

Tv
1975

The Daughters of Joshua Cabe Return

Will

Movie
1974

Killdozer

Dennis Holvig

Movie
1973

The Magician

Paul Ryerson

Tv
1973

The New Perry Mason

Clinton Exeter

Tv
1973

Police Story

Tv
1973

Barnaby Jones

Marshall Briggs

Tv
1973

Set This Town on Fire

Andy Wells

Movie
1972

The Streets of San Francisco

Jeff Williams

Tv
1971

The Deadly Dream

Dr. Howard Geary

Movie
1971

Cannon

Tv
1971

In Search of America

Ben Olson

Movie
1970

Night Gallery

Dr. Max Redford (segment "The Dead Man")

Tv
1969

The Monk

Danny Gouzenko

Movie
1969

Love, American Style

John Fillmore

Tv
1969

Marcus Welby, M.D.

Dr. Simon Bryant

Tv
1969

The Bold Ones: The New Doctors

Victor Garner

Tv
1968

The Mod Squad

Tv
1967

Judd, for the Defense

Clinton Judd

Tv
1967

Ironside

Jason Banning

Tv
1966

Spinout

Howard Foxhugh

Movie
1966

Mission: Impossible

General Yuri Kozani

Tv
1966

Felony Squad

Tv
1965

The F.B.I.

Gar Shelton

Tv
1958

The Donna Reed Show

Alex Stone

Tv
1957

Perry Mason

Dr. Chandler

Tv
1955

Alfred Hitchcock Presents

Jerome Stanton

Tv
1955

Gunsmoke

Nate Timble

Tv
1955

The Millionaire

Miller

Tv
1954

The Wonderful World of Disney

Will MacDonald

Tv
1953

Vicki

Detective McDonald

Movie
1953

City of Bad Men

Deputy Phil Ryan

Movie
1953

Inferno

Lt. Mike Platt

Movie
1953

Dangerous Crossing

John Bowman

Movie
1953

Powder River

Loney Logan

Movie
1953

The President's Lady

Charles Dickinson

Movie
1952

O. Henry's Full House

Jimmie Valentine (segment "Prologue") (uncredited)

Movie
1950

Robert Montgomery Presents

Tv