Farley Granger
July 1, 1925 (99 years old) in San Jose, California, USA
Farley Earle Granger Jr. (July 1, 1925 – March 27, 2011) was an American actor, best known for his two collaborations with director Alfred Hitchcock: Rope in 1948 and Strangers on a Train in 1951.
Known For
Credits
- 2004 · Strangers on a Train: A Hitchcock Classic as Self
- 2003 · Broadway: The Golden Age, by the Legends Who Were There as Self
- 2001 · The Next Big Thing as Arthur Pomposello
- 2001 · Rescued from the Closet as Self
- 2001 · Rope Unleashed as Self
- 1996 · The Celluloid Closet as Self
- 1994 · Hitchcock: Alfred the Great as Himself
- 1988 · James Stewart: A Wonderful Life as Self (archive footage)
- 1988 · Monsters as
- 1986 · The Whoopee Boys as Extra (uncredited)
- 1986 · Very Close Quarters as
- 1986 · The Imagemaker as Ambassador Hoyle
- 1984 · Deathmask as Douglas Andrews
- 1984 · Pain Killer as Doctor Roebuck
- 1984 · Murder, She Wrote as Jerome Ashcroft
- 1984 · Tales from the Darkside as Doctor Roebuck
- 1982 · Night of 100 Stars as Self
- 1981 · The Prowler as Sheriff George Fraser
- 1978 · Black Beauty as Enos Sutton
- 1977 · The Love Boat as Charles Cummings
- 1977 · The Love Boat as Simon Ashford
- 1976 · Widow as Martin Caine
- 1975 · The Lives of Jenny Dolan as David Ames
- 1975 · Matt Helm as James McKittrick
- 1975 · Ellery Queen as Paul Quincy
- 1975 · Medical Story as
- 1975 · The Invisible Man as Julian Klae
- 1974 · The Haunting of Penthouse D as Ben
- 1974 · What Have They Done to Your Daughters? as Mr. Polvesi
- 1974 · The Six Million Dollar Man as Bert Carrington
- 1974 · Death Will Have Your Eyes as Armando
- 1973 · Arnold as Evan Lyons
- 1973 · The Man Called Noon as Judge Niland
- 1973 · Amore mio, uccidimi! as Manny Baxter
- 1973 · The Serpent as Computer Programming Director
- 1972 · Planet Venus as
- 1972 · The Red Headed Corpse as John Ward
- 1972 · So Sweet, So Dead as Inspector Capuana
- 1972 · Amuck! as Richard Stuart
- 1971 · Something Creeping in the Dark as Spike
- 1970 · They Call Me Trinity as Major Harriman
- 1970 · Maharlika as
- 1970 · The Challengers as Nealy
- 1968 · Hawaii Five-O as Arnold
- 1968 · The Name of the Game as Hoagland Walters
- 1968 · The Outsider as
- 1968 · Laura as Shelby Carpenter
- 1968 · Rogue's Gallery as Edmund Van Dermot
- 1967 · Hondo as
- 1967 · Ironside as Mitch Kirby
- 1966 · CBS Playhouse as
- 1965 · Get Smart as
- 1965 · Run for Your Life as Charley Herrod
- 1963 · Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre as
- 1959 · The Bell Telephone Hour as Self
- 1957 · DuPont Show of the Month as Paul Burgess
- 1957 · Tonight Starring Jack Paar as Self
- 1957 · Armored Attack! as Damian Simonov
- 1956 · Tony Awards as Self - Presenter
- 1955 · The 20th Century Fox Hour as Steve Adams
- 1955 · Alfred Hitchcock Presents as Guy Haines (archive footage) (uncredited)
- 1955 · Alfred Hitchcock Presents as Self - Actor, Rope
- 1955 · The Girl in the Red Velvet Swing as Harry Kendall Thaw
- 1955 · The Naked Street as Nicholas 'Nicky' Bradna
- 1954 · Senso as Il Tenente Franz Mahler
- 1954 · Climax! as John Haywood
- 1953 · Small Town Girl as Rick Livingston
- 1953 · The Story of Three Loves as Thomas Clayton Campbell Jr
- 1952 · Hans Christian Andersen as Niels
- 1952 · O. Henry's Full House as Jim (segment "The Gift of the Magi")
- 1951 · I Want You as Jack Greer
- 1951 · Schlitz Playhouse of Stars as
- 1951 · Behave Yourself! as William Calhoun Denny
- 1951 · Strangers on a Train as Guy Haines
- 1950 · The Colgate Comedy Hour as Self
- 1950 · Edge of Doom as Martin Lynn
- 1950 · Our Very Own as Chuck
- 1950 · Side Street as Joe Norson
- 1950 · Robert Montgomery Presents as Fred
- 1950 · Robert Montgomery Presents as
- 1949 · They Live by Night as Arthur "Bowie" Bowers
- 1949 · Roseanna McCoy as Johnse Hatfield
- 1948 · Enchantment as Pax Masterson
- 1948 · The Ed Sullivan Show as Self
- 1948 · The Ed Sullivan Show as John
- 1948 · Rope as Phillip Morgan
- 1947 · Kraft Television Theatre as
- 1944 · The Purple Heart as Sgt. Howard Clinton
- 1943 · The North Star as Damian Simonov