Ronald Long
Acting
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Acting Credits
Biography
British-born character actor, on stage at the Old Vic in London from 1936. Emigrated to the U.S. after World War II. Acted in plays off-Broadway from the late 40's and on television from 1951. Often seen as British authority figures, particularly politicians, aristocrats, military types and executives. Appeared on the television show Bewitched (1964) 6 times including a giant, Santa Claus, a ghost and King Henry VIII.
Known For
Filmography
Oliver and the Artful Dodger
1972
as Mr. Bumble / Coachman (voice)
The Partners
1971
Columbo
1971
as Mr. Jones
R.P.M.
1970
as Professor
Hawaii Five-O
1969
as Kreuter
Mannix
1967
Ironside
1967
Assault on a Queen
1966
as Officer #2
The Time Tunnel
1966
as Friar Tuck
Batman
1966
as Karnaby Katz
Tarzan
1966
as Robert Toussaint
Mission: Impossible
1966
as Sir Malcolm Forrester
Green Acres
1965
Lost in Space
1965
as Admiral Zahrk
Hogan's Heroes
1965
Get Smart
1965
as Montague Leach
I Dream of Jeannie
1965
as Widgin Willingham
I Dream of Jeannie
1965
as Azmire
Get Smart
1965
as Leadside
Bewitched
1964
as Santa Claus
The Man from the Diners' Club
1963
as Minister
The List of Adrian Messenger
1963
as Sir Robert Carstairs
The Notorious Landlady
1962
as Coroner
Five Weeks in a Balloon
1962
as Chiddingfold (uncredited)
Fair Exchange
1962
The Alfred Hitchcock Hour
1962
as Major
Two Loves
1961
as Headmaster Reardon
Mrs. Miniver
1960
as Vicar
Checkmate
1960
Surfside 6
1960
The Naked Road
1959
as Wayne Jackson
Hawaiian Eye
1959
Dennis the Menace
1959
One Step Beyond
1959
as Sanderson
Adventures in Paradise
1959
as George Bellamy
Play of the Week
1959
as Tench
77 Sunset Strip
1958
Peter Gunn
1958
Perry Mason
1957
as Arthur Hennings
Perry Mason
1957
as Myron Baker
Perry Mason
1957
as Franz Hoffer
The Taming of the Shrew
1956
as Biondello
Alice in Wonderland
1955
as Queen of Hearts
Hallmark Hall of Fame
1951
as Prime Minister
Hallmark Hall of Fame
1951
as Queen of Hearts
Hallmark Hall of Fame
1951
as Biondello
Lux Video Theatre
1950
as Dodsley
Robert Montgomery Presents
1950