Acting
Dean Jagger
Nov 7, 1903 (died Feb 5, 1991, aged 87) Columbus Grove, Ohio, USA
Dean Jagger was an American film, stage, and television actor. He won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role in Twelve O'Clock High (1949). Other notable films in which Jagger appeared include The Robe (1953), White Christmas (1954), Bad Day at Black Rock (1955), King Creole (1958), The Nun's Story (1959), Elmer Gantry (1960), Vanishing Point (1971), Game of Death (1978), and Alligator (1980).
Known for
8.1
Columbo
Walter Cannell
8.5
The Twilight Zone
Ed Lindsay
7.1
The Waltons
Professor Bowen
6.4
Game of Death
Dr. Land
7.9
The Alfred Hitchcock Hour
George Davies
5.7
St. Elsewhere
David Domedion
7.3
The Fugitive
Tony Donovan
7.1
Vanishing Point
Prospector
7.2
White Christmas
General Waverly
7.3
Bad Day at Black Rock
Tim Horn
6.0
Alligator
Slade
5.6
The F.B.I.
Bishop John Atwood
6.8
The Robe
Justus
7.2
The Nun's Story
Dr. Hubert Van Der Mal
5.7
Dr. Kildare
Lt. Gen. John Sparrow
Filmography
6.8
The World of Hammer
1994 · Self (archive footage)
3.8
Evil Town
1987 · Doctor Schaeffer
5.7
St. Elsewhere
1982 · David Domedion
6.0
Alligator
1980 · Slade
6.5
Gideon's Trumpet
1980 · 6th Supreme Court Justice
6.4
Game of Death
1978 · Dr. Land
3.9
End of the World
1977 · Ray Collins
8.2
Hunter
1977
6.5
The Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
1976 · Koehler
5.2
Harry O
1974
4.6
The Hanged Man
1974 · Josiah Lowe
3.9
The Stranger
1973 · Carl Webster
4.3
So Sad About Gloria
1973 · Frederick Wellman
6.8
I Heard the Owl Call My Name
1973 · Jim Wallace
7.1
The Waltons
1972 · Professor Bowen
7.7
Kung Fu
1972 · Henry Raphael Caine
6.4
The Glass House
1972 · Warden Auerbach
8.0
Delphi Bureau
1972 · Quick
8.1
Columbo
1971 · Walter Cannell
7.1
Vanishing Point
1971 · Prospector
7.0
Alias Smith and Jones
1971
5.7
Incident in San Francisco
1971 · Sam Baldwin
6.8
The Partridge Family
1970 · Charlie
5.9
The Kremlin Letter
1970 · Highwayman
6.0
The Brotherhood of the Bell
1970 · Chad Harmon
5.3
Tiger by the Tail
1970 · Top Polk
6.4
Medical Center
1969
5.8
Smith!
1969 · Judge James C. Brown
6.2
Firecreek
1968 · Whittier
6.2
Day of the Evil Gun
1968 · Jimmy Noble