Biff McGuire

Personal Info

Known For Actor

Gender Male

Birthday 1926-10-25

Deathday 2021-03-09 (94 years old)

Place of Birth New Haven, Connecticut, USA

Also Known As William Biff McGuire

Biff McGuire

Biography

William "Biff" McGuire (October 25, 1926 – March 9, 2021) was an American actor, best known as Inspector Kramer in Nero Wolfe (1979).

Known For

Actor

1999
Judging Amy

as Judge Helmstadler

1997
Union Square

as Peter Feeney

1995
JAG

as Adm. Caleb Stanton, Ret.

1994
ER

as Ralph Pooler

1993
Frasier

as Mr. Smolenski

1990
Law & Order

as Reverend Morley

1985
Growing Pains

as Simmons

1982
Remington Steele

as Raymond Kelly

1979
Nero Wolfe

as Insp. Cramer

1979
Act of Violence

as Tom Sullivan

1979
The Last Word

as Governor Davis

1979
A Cry For Justice

as Judge Richards

1978
Child of Glass

as Joe Armsworth

1977
1977
How the West Was Won

as Ed Walters

1976
Kingston

as Pat Martinson

1976
Midway

as Captain Miles Browning

1976
Law and Order

as Lt. Lenihan

1976
1976
Gibbsville

as Dr. Michael Malloy

1975
The Turning Point of Jim Malloy

as Doctor Mike Malloy

1975
Crime Club

as Byron Craine

1975
Matt Helm

as Professor Shannon

1975
1974
1973
Serpico

as Captain McClain

1973
Kojak

as Defense Attorney Kingsley

1973
Barnaby Jones

as Mason Barber

1971
Hogan's Goat

as Murphy

1971
Paradise Lost

as Phil Foley

1971
1968
Hawaii Five-O

as Sam Bissell

1968
Hawaii Five-O

as Babe Mandell

1963
1961
The Defenders

as Morton Benjamin

1959
Destination Space

as Technician (uncredited)

1956
Tony Awards

as Self - Nominee

1955
1955
Alfred Hitchcock Presents

as Howard Latimer

1955
1955
1955
Alfred Hitchcock Presents

as Larry Templeton

1955
Gunsmoke

as Potter

1951
You're in the Navy Now

as Sailor Messenger

1951
Hallmark Hall of Fame

as Fred Horgan

1950
Lux Video Theatre

as Officer Miles

1950
1950
1948
Studio One

as James Allen

1948
Studio One

as Coley

1948
Studio One

as Don Henderson

1948
Studio One

as Cary

1948
Studio One

as Overland Kid

Writer

1981
Firebird 2015 A.D.

as Screenplay