Lawrence Dobkin

Personal Info

Known For Actor

Gender Male

Birthday 1919-09-16

Deathday 2002-10-28 (83 years old)

Place of Birth New York City, New York, USA

Also Known As Larry Dobkin

Lawrence Dobkin

Biography

Lawrence Dobkin (September 16, 1919 – October 28, 2002) was an American television director, character actor and screenwriter whose career spanned seven decades.

Known For

Actor

1999
Judging Amy

as Clyde Palmer

1994
Roswell

as General

1992
Melrose Place

as Judge Stanley Pittman

1990
1990
Rock Hudson

as Raoul Walsh

1987
1986
L.A. Law

as Judge Saul Edelstein

1985
MacGyver

as Professor Julian Ryman

1985
MacGyver

as Alexander Karsoff

1984
Night Court

as Justice Welch

1982
Knight Rider

as Col. Alvin B. Kincaid

1981
Bret Maverick

as U.S. Marshal Philip Mondragon

1980
Hotwire

as Bodine

1979
In Search of Historic Jesus

as Pontius Pilate

1975
Mysteries From Beyond Earth

as Himself - Host

1974
The Midnight Man

as Waldo Mason

1972
1970
Underground

as Boule

1970
Patton

as Colonel Gaston Bell

1968
Hawaii Five-O

as General Oban

1966
Johnny Yuma

as Linus Jerome Carradine

1966
Mission: Impossible

as Colonel Alex Kohler

1965
The F.B.I.

as Horrigan

1965
The Big Valley

as Ben Dawes

1964
The Restless Sea

as Narrator

1963
Kraft Suspense Theatre

as Doctor (uncredited)

1963
1963
Arrest and Trial

as Maj. Ralph Libbott

1962
The Cabinet of Caligari

as Dr. Frank David

1962
Geronimo

as General George A. Crook

1961
1961
Cain's Hundred

as Dale Statesman

1960
The Best of the Post

as Judge Barasco

1959
The Gene Krupa Story

as Speaker Willis

1959
The Big Operator

as Phil Cernak

1959
North by Northwest

as U.S. Intelligence Agency Official (uncredited)

1959
1959
Tokyo After Dark

as Maj. Bradley

1959
The Untouchables

as Dutch Schultz

1959
1959
1959
Riverboat

as David Fields

1959
Rawhide

as Colonel Reed

1958
The Lost Missile

as Narrator

1958
1958
1958
Wild Heritage

as Josh Burrage

1958
1958
Naked City

as Narrator

1958
1958
1957
Raiders of Old California

as Don Miguel Sebastian

1957
Portland Exposé

as Garnell

1957
Sweet Smell of Success

as Leo Bartha (uncredited)

1957
Alcoa Theatre

as Joe Frazier

1957
Alcoa Theatre

as Lieutenant Lacy

1957
Perry Mason

as Gregory Dunkirk

1957
M Squad

as Louie Prince

1957
M Squad

as Barney Traxler

1957
Have Gun, Will Travel

as Billy-Joe Kane

1957
1957
1957
Whirlybirds

as Will Carter

1956
The Ten Commandments

as Hur Ben Caleb

1956
The Killer Is Loose

as Bank Robber (uncredited)

1956
Wire Service

as Mr. March

1955
Illegal

as Al Carol

1955
Kiss of Fire

as Padre Domingo

1955
Jump Into Hell

as Major Maurice Bonet

1955
Sabaka

as General's Aide (uncredited)

1955
African Manhunt

as Commentator (voice)

1955
Cheyenne

as Lt Gen Phillip H. Sheridan

1955
Gunsmoke

as Jacklin

1955
Gunsmoke

as Brand

1955
Gunsmoke

as Esteban Garcia

1955
The Millionaire

as Lewis Austin

1955
The Millionaire

as John McKuehn

1954
Day of Triumph

as Matthew

1954
1954
The Big Moment

as Worker

1954
Riders to the Stars

as Dr. Delmar

1953
Julius Caesar

as Third Citizen of Rome

1953
Remains to Be Seen

as Captain of Waiters (uncredited)

1953
Above and Beyond

as Dr. Van Dyke

1953
Letter to Loretta

as Akhenaton

1953
1952
Loan Shark

as Walter Kerr

1952
Young Man with Ideas

as Prosecutor at Hearing (uncredited)

1952
Deadline - U.S.A.

as Larry Hansen (uncredited)

1952
Red Skies of Montana

as Leo (uncredited)

1952
Biff Baker U.S.A.

as Shahab Hussein

1952
The Ford Television Theatre

as Inspector Briand

1952
1952
Four Star Playhouse

as Masterson

1952
1951
Bannerline

as Doctor

1951
People Will Talk

as Business Manager (uncredited)

1951
Chain of Circumstance

as Dr. Callen (as Larry Dobkin)

1951
I Love Lucy

as Maitre D'

1951
I Love Lucy

as Counterfeiter

1951
I Love Lucy

as Counterman

1951
Schlitz Playhouse of Stars

as Captain Cotton

1951
The Living Christ

as John The Baptist

1951
The Living Christ

as Caiaphas

1950
Frenchie

as Bartender

1950
Whirlpool

as Dr. Wayne

1950
Never Fear

as Dr. Middleton

1950
1949
D.O.A.

as Dr. Schaefer

1949
Twelve O'Clock High

as Captain Twombley, group chaplain

1949
Not Wanted

as Asst. District Attorney

1948
Studio One

as Porter

1946
The Best Years of Our Lives

as Bank Customer with Hat (uncredited)

Director

1982
Fame

as Director

1981
Dynasty

as Director

1981
Strike Force

as Director

1981
The Fall Guy

as Director

1980
1979
1978
Vega$

as Director

1978
Project U.F.O.

as Director

1978
Fantasy Island

as Director

1978
Dallas

as Director

1977
The Fitzpatricks

as Director

1977
Hunter

as Director

1976
Territorial Men

as Director

1976
Charlie's Angels

as Director

1975
1975
The Blue Knight

as Director

1975
Matt Helm

as Director

1974
Movin' On

as Director

1974
The Manhunter

as Director

1973
Shaft

as Director

1973
Barnaby Jones

as Director

1972
Sixteen

as Director

1972
Emergency!

as Director

1972
Banyon

as Director

1972
The Waltons

as Director

1971
1971
Cannon

as Director

1968
The Mod Squad

as Director

1968
The Doris Day Show

as Director

1968
Hawaii Five-O

as Director

1968
1968
Adam-12

as Director

1967
N.Y.P.D.

as Director

1967
Custer

as Director

1966
Star Trek

as Director

1966
1966
Tarzan

as Director

1966
Felony Squad

as Director

1966
The Rat Patrol

as Director

1965
Mister Roberts

as Director

1965
Laredo

as Director

1965
The Wild Wild West

as Director

1965
The F.B.I.

as Director

1965
The Big Valley

as Director

1965
Branded

as Director

1965
Seaway

as Director

1964
The Munsters

as Director

1964
Gilligan's Island

as Director

1964
12 O'Clock High

as Director

1963
Burke's Law

as Director

1963
The Fugitive

as Director

1963
Channing

as Director

1962
Sam Benedict

as Director

1962
The Eleventh Hour

as Director

1962
Ensign O'Toole

as Director

1960
1960
Klondike

as Director

1959
The Detectives

as Director

1958
77 Sunset Strip

as Director

1958
1958
The Rifleman

as Director

1957
Trackdown

as Director

1956
State Trooper

as Director

Writer

1976
1958
The Rifleman

as Writer

1958
The Rifleman

as Teleplay