Jeff Morrow
Actor
Born January 13, 1907 in New York City, New York, USA
New York-born Morrow developed an interest in the theater as a result of his studies at art school. As "Irving Morrow," he was acting on stage (in Pennsylvania) as early as 1927; he later appeared in such plays as "Penal Law", "Once in a Lifetime", "A Midsummer Night's Dream", "Twelfth Night", "Romeo and Juliet" and "Macbeth", treading the boards opposite stars like Katharine Cornell, Maurice Evans, Katharine Hepburn, Luise Rainer and Mae West. His film career commenced with the Biblical epic "The Robe" in 1953 and continued into the '70s. In his latter years, he worked as a commercial illustrator while taking occasional acting assignments.
Filmography
Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie
Exeter (archive footage)
The Twilight Zone
(segment "A Day in Beaumont")
Elvira's Movie Macabre: Legacy of Blood
Gregory Dean
Fugitive Lovers
Senator Maxim
Police Story
Search
Temperatures Rising
Lloyd Axton
Octaman
Dr. John Willard
Blood Legacy
Gregory Dean
Normal Young Man
Professor Sid
The Name of the Game
Dr. Wallace
Judd, for the Defense
Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.
Daniel Boone
Major Neville Hughes
Harbor Lights
Cardinal
The Virginian
William Bradford
Five Bold Women
Marshal Kirk Reed
The Story of Ruth
Tob
The Twilight Zone
Kurt Meyers
The Rifleman
Reef Jackson
Union Pacific
Perry Mason
Franz Lachman
Copper Sky
Haxon 'Hack' Williams
The Giant Claw
Mitchell 'Mitch' MacAfee
Hour of Decision
Joe Sanders
Kronos
Dr. Leslie Gaskell
Pardners
Pete Rio
The First Texan
Jim Bowie
The Creature Walks Among Us
Dr. William Barton
World in My Corner
Robert T. Mallison
Matinee Theater
Crossroads
The 20th Century Fox Hour
Frontier
Cheyenne
This Island Earth
Exeter
Captain Lightfoot
John Doherty
The Millionaire
Matt Kirby
Sign of the Pagan
General Paulinus
Climax!
Dr. Alvin C. Graves
Tanganyika
Abel McCracken
The Siege at Red River
Frank Kelso
Flight to Tangier
Col C.M. Wier, International Police
Letter to Loretta
George Travis
The Robe
Paulus
General Electric Theater
Dr. Penny
You Are There
Cavalcade of America
Chief Justice John Marshall
Hallmark Hall of Fame
Schlitz Playhouse of Stars
Lt. Wyatt
Studio One
George
The Philco Television Playhouse