
Barnard Hughes
Acting
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Acting Credits
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Bernard Aloysius Kiernan “Barnard” Hughes (July 16, 1915 – July 11, 2006) was an American actor of theater and film. Hughes became famous for a variety of roles; his most notable roles came after middle age, and he was often cast as a dithering authority figure or grandfatherly elder. Description above from the Wikipedia article Barnard Hughes, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Known For
Filmography

The Making of TRON
2002
as Himself

The Fantasticks
2000
as Henry

Deadline
2000
as Judge Panicio

Cradle Will Rock
1999
as Frank Marvel

The Odd Couple II
1998
as Beaumont

Past the Bleachers
1995
as Ed Godfrey

George Romero's Golden Tales 3
1995

The Marshal
1995

Trick of the Eye
1994
as Harry Pitt

Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit
1993
as Father Maurice

Homicide: Life on the Street
1993
as Sam O'Donnell
Lincoln
1992
as Horace Greeley (voice)

The Emperor's New Clothes
1992
as Treasurer (voice)

Doc Hollywood
1991
as Aurelius Hogue

The Incident
1990
as Doc Hansen

Tales from the Darkside
1990
as Gideon Hackles

Blossom
1990
as Buzz Richman

What's Under My Bed?
1989
as Grandpa (voice)

Day One
1989
as Henry Stimson

Guts and Glory: The Rise and Fall of Oliver North
1989
as CIA Director William Casey

Home Fires Burning
1989
as Jake Tibbetts

Da
1988
as Da

The Lost Boys
1987
as Grandpa

Night of Courage
1987
as Abner Abelson

A Hobo's Christmas
1987
as Chance Grovner

Night of Courage
1987
as Abner Abelsen

The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd
1987
as Shimkin

Where are the Children?
1986
as Jonathan Knowles

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
1986
as The King
The Cavanaughs
1986

Maxie
1985
as Bishop Campbell

Under the Biltmore Clock
1985
as Ludlow Whitney

The Sky's No Limit
1984
as Arthur Bennett

A Caribbean Mystery
1983
as Mr. Rafiel

Trick or Treat
1983
as Gideon Hackles

Tron
1982
as Dr. Walter Gibbs / Dumont

Best Friends
1982
as Tim McCullen

Night of 100 Stars
1982
as Self

Hotel
1982
as Joe Freilich

Little Gloria... Happy at Last
1982
as Justice John Francis Carew

American Playhouse
1982
as Ludlow Whitney

American Playhouse
1982
as King

First Monday in October
1981
as Chief Justice Crawford

Mr. Merlin
1981

Homeward Bound
1980
as Harry Seaton

Sanctuary of Fear
1979
as Father Brown

The World Beyond
1978
as Andy Borchard

See How She Runs
1978
as John Matusak

Kill Me If You Can
1977
as Judge Fricke

Oh, God!
1977
as Judge Baker

Tell Me My Name
1977
as Uncle Tyler

Ransom for Alice!
1977
as Jess Halliday

Lou Grant
1977

The Love Boat
1977

The Two Deaths of Sean Doolittle
1975
as Warren

Guilty or Innocent: The Sam Sheppard Murder Case
1975
as Attorney Philip J. Madden

The UFO Incident
1975
as Dr. Benjamin Simon
Doc
1975
as Dr. Joe Bogert

Sisters
1973
as Arthur McLennen

Much Ado About Nothing
1973
as Dogberry

The Thanksgiving Treasure
1973
as Walter Renquist

The Borrowers
1973
as Mr. Crampfurl
The Bible as Literature: Part 1 - Saga and Story in the Old Testament
1973
as elder two

Pueblo
1973
as Secretary of the Navy
Love Story (US)
1973

Rage
1972
as Dr. Spencer
Look Homeward, Angel
1972
as Dr. McGuire

The Bob Newhart Show
1972
as Herbert Hartley

The Hospital
1971
as Drummond

Cold Turkey
1971
as Dr. Proctor

Dr. Cook's Garden
1971
as Elias Hart

All the Way Home
1971
as Joel Lynch

The Pursuit of Happiness
1971
as Judge Vogel

A Memory of Two Mondays
1971
as Jim

All in the Family
1971
as Father Majeski

Cannon
1971
as Jack Spicer

Great Performances
1971
as Jim

Where’s Poppa?
1970
as Colonel Hendricks

Midnight Cowboy
1969
as Towny

Hawaii Five-O
1969
as Clinton Palmer

Managing Time
1968

The Borgia Stick
1967
as Doctor Helm

ABC Stage 67
1966
as Lathrop Hyde

The Trials of O'Brien
1965

Hamlet
1964
as Marcellus / Priest

The Young Doctors
1961
as Dr. Kent O'Donnell

The Defenders
1961
as Lester Swann

Way Out
1961

Route 66
1960

Naked City
1958
as 1st Reporter

The United States Steel Hour
1953

Hallmark Hall of Fame
1951
as Joel Lynch

Hallmark Hall of Fame
1951
as Jake Tibbetts

Robert Montgomery Presents
1950