
Warren Parker
Acting
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Acting Credits
Biography
Born on February 25, 1904, in Alton, Illinois, Warren Parker was an American actor and screenwriter whose career spanned more than three decades. Trained in theatre before moving to Hollywood, he became a familiar face on television throughout the 1950s to the 1970s. His understated, precise acting earned him numerous supporting roles in landmark series such as Lights Out, Tales of Tomorrow, The Third Man, Ironside, and Days of Our Lives. Married to actress Mary Patton, Parker often portrayed a...
Known For
Filmography
Big Apple Birthday
1978
as The Picnickers
Alex and the Wonderful Doo-Wah Lamp
1978

The Carey Treatment
1972
as Blaine

Dan August
1970
as Doctor

Then Came Bronson
1969
as Fred

Mayberry R.F.D.
1968
as Mr. Springer

Ironside
1967
as Neighbor

The Invaders
1967
as Arthur Singeiser

The Wild Wild West
1965
as The Engineer

The Pleasure Seekers
1964
as Mr. Morton (uncredited)

The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
1964
as Second Passenger

Bewitched
1964
as Dr. Henry Clarke

The Fugitive
1963
as Minister

The Fugitive
1963
as Lewis

Petticoat Junction
1963
as Mr. Williams

The Hoodlum Priest
1961
as Warden

Return to Peyton Place
1961
as Lupus Wolf (uncredited)

The Investigators
1961
as Martin Beckett

Hazel
1961
as Antique Dealer

Too Soon to Love
1960
as Mr. Taylor

The Andy Griffith Show
1960
as Harlan Fergus

The Andy Griffith Show
1960
as Mr. Meldrim

The Andy Griffith Show
1960
as County Fair Judge 2

Checkmate
1960
as Arthur Harper

The Andy Griffith Show
1960
as Mr. Meldrim The Bank President

Peter Loves Mary
1960
as Mr. Canfield

The Twilight Zone
1959
as Clothes Store Manager (uncredited)

The Third Man
1959
as Cyril Nathan

The Power of the Resurrection
1958
as Andrew

Have Gun, Will Travel
1957
as Ned Alcorn

Have Gun, Will Travel
1957
as Hotel Carlton Desk Clerk

Have Gun, Will Travel
1957
as Clerk

The Real McCoys
1957
as Mr. Jones
Bitter Storm
1952
as Voice
Lux Video Theatre
1950
as Parker
Lux Video Theatre
1950
as Dr. Aubrey

Kraft Television Theatre
1947