Warner Anderson
Actor
Born March 10, 1911 in Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA
Warner Anderson (March 10, 1911 – August 26, 1976) was an American actor, best known for his starring roles in TV dramas The Lineup and Peyton Place. Anderson was born to "a theatrical family" in Brooklyn, New York, March 10, 1911. He was a Republican. Anderson had a small part in a film in 1915. A contemporary newspaper article about the movie Sunbeam, in which Anderson appeared in 1917, noted, "Warner Anderson is one of the cleverest children in motion pictures." "He made his adult screen debut in This Is the Army in 1943.
Filmography
The Rockford Files
Alfred Bannister
O'Hara, U.S. Treasury
The Immortal
Gidget Grows Up
Ambassador Post
Ironside
Rio Conchos
Col. Wagner
Peyton Place
Matthew Swain
Armored Command
Lt. Col. Wilson
The Lineup
Lt. Ben Guthrie
A Lawless Street
Hamer Thorne
Blackboard Jungle
Dr. Bradley
The Violent Men
Jim McCloud
Drum Beat
Gen. Canby
Climax!
David Allen
The Lineup
The Caine Mutiny
Capt. Blakely
The Yellow Tomahawk
Major Ives
A Lion Is in the Streets
Jules Bolduc
The Last Posse
Robert Emerson
The Star
Harry Stone
The Blue Veil
Bill Parker
Detective Story
Endicott Sims
Bannerline
Roy
Go for Broke!
Col. Charles W. Pence
Only the Valiant
Trooper Rutledge
Santa Fe
Dave Baxter
Destination Moon
Dr. Charles Cargraves
The Doctor and the Girl
Dr. George Esmond
The Lucky Stiff
Eddie Britt
Let's Go to the Movies
Narrator
Command Decision
Col. Earnest Haley
The Ed Sullivan Show
Self
Tenth Avenue Angel
Joseph Mills
Alias a Gentleman
Capt. Charlie Lopen
High Wall
r. George Poward
Song of the Thin Man
Dr. Monolaw
Dark Delusion
Teddy Selkirk
The Beginning or the End
Capt. William S. Parsons
The Arnelo Affair
Det. Sam Leonard
Three Wise Fools
The O'Monahan
Faithful in My Fashion
Walter Medcraft
Bad Bascomb
Luther Mason
My Reputation
Frank Everett
Her Highness and the Bellboy
Paul MacMillan
Bud Abbott and Lou Costello in Hollywood
Norman Royce
Week-End at the Waldorf
Robert Campbell
Dangerous Partners
Miles Kempen
Objective, Burma!
Col. J. Carter
Trial by Trigger
Dan Fallon
Destination Tokyo
Andy
Oklahoma Outlaws
Whip McCord
The Sunbeam
Bobby Rutherford