Richard Denning
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- March 27, 1914
- Died
- October 11, 1998
- Birthplace
- Poughkeepsie, New York, USA
Richard Denning (March 27, 1914 – October 11, 1998) was an American actor who starred in such movies as Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954) and An Affair to Remember (1957), and on radio with Lucille Ball as her husband George Cooper in My Favorite Husband (1948–1951), the forerunner of television's I Love Lucy, for which Denning was replaced by Ball's real-life husband, Desi Arnaz. Description above from the Wikipedia article Richard Denning, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Filmography
- The Asphalt Cowboy
The Asphalt Cowboy 1980
as Charles Van Heuran
Mary, Queen of Scots 1971
as Francis, King of France
I Sailed to Tahiti with an All Girl Crew 1968
as Commodore
The Movie Orgy 1968
as Self (archive footage)
Alice Through the Looking Glass 1966
as Alice's Father
Twice-Told Tales 1963
as Jonathan Maulle
- No Greater Love
No Greater Love 1960
as Dr. George Lund
Desert Hell 1958
as Sgt. Major Pierre Benet
The Lady Takes a Flyer 1958
as Al Reynolds
The Black Scorpion 1957
as Hank Scott
An Affair to Remember 1957
as Kenneth Bradley
The Buckskin Lady 1957
as Dr. Bruce Merritt
Naked Paradise 1957
as Duke Bradley
Assignment Redhead 1956
as Major Gregory Keen
Girls in Prison 1956
as Rev. Fulton
The Oklahoma Woman 1956
as Steve Ward
Day the World Ended 1955
as Rick
The Crooked Web 1955
as Frank Daniel
The Gun That Won the West 1955
as 'Dakota' Jack Gaines
Creature with the Atom Brain 1955
as Dr. Chet Walker
The Magnificent Matador 1955
as Mark Russell
Air Strike 1955
as Stanley Blair
Target Earth 1954
as Frank Brooks
Battle of Rogue River 1954
as Stacey Wyatt
Creature from the Black Lagoon 1954
as Dr. Mark Williams
Jivaro 1954
as Jerry Russell
The Glass Web 1953
as Dave Markson
The 49th Man 1953
as Chief Investigator Paul Reagan
Target Hong Kong 1953
as Mike Lassiter
Hangman's Knot 1952
as Lee Kemper
Scarlet Angel 1952
as Malcolm Bradley
Okinawa 1952
as Lt. Phillips
Week-End with Father 1951
as Don Adams
Why Men Leave Home 1951
as Dr. John Waldron
Insurance Investigator 1951
as Tom Davison
Flame Of Stamboul 1951
as Larry Wilson
Double Deal 1950
as Buzz Doyle
Harbor of Missing Men 1950
as Jim 'Brooklyn' Gannon
No Man of Her Own 1950
as Hugh Harkness
Disaster 1948
as Bill Wyatt
Unknown Island 1948
as John Fairbanks
Lady at Midnight 1948
as Peter Wiggins
Caged Fury 1948
as Blaney Lewis
Seven Were Saved 1947
as Capt Allen Danton
The Fabulous Suzanne 1946
as Rex
Black Beauty 1946
as Bill Dixon
Quiet Please, Murder 1943
as Hal McByrne
Ice Capades Revue 1942
as Jeff Stewart
The Glass Key 1942
as Taylor Henry
Beyond the Blue Horizon 1942
as Jackra the Magnificent
West Point Widow 1941
as Lt. Rhody Graves
Adam Had Four Sons 1941
as Jack Stoddard
Love Thy Neighbor 1940
as Joe
North West Mounted Police 1940
as Constable Thornton
Golden Gloves 1940
as Bill Crane
Those Were the Days! 1940
as Briggs
Queen of the Mob 1940
as Charlie Webster
The Farmer's Daughter 1940
as Dennis Crane
Parole Fixer 1940
as Bruce Eaton
Emergency Squad 1940
as Dan Barton
The Night of Nights 1939
as Call Boy (uncredited)
Geronimo 1939
as Lt. Larned
Television Spy 1939
as Dick Randolph
Million Dollar Legs 1939
as Hunk Jordan
Grand Jury Secrets 1939
as Murph
Undercover Doctor 1939
as Frank Oliver
The Gracie Allen Murder Case 1939
as Fred
Some Like It Hot 1939
as Mr. Weems
Hotel Imperial 1939
as (uncredited)
Union Pacific 1939
as Reporter (uncredited)
Sudden Money 1939
as Johnny Jordan (scenes cut)
King of Chinatown 1939
as Jeff, Protective Association Henchman
Persons in Hiding 1939
as Powder, Henchman
Ambush 1939
as Police Garage Mechanic
Say It in French 1938
as Elevator Passenger
Illegal Traffic 1938
as Silk Patterson
King of Alcatraz 1938
as Harry Vay
Campus Confessions 1938
as Buck Hogan
Give Me a Sailor 1938
as Sailor (uncredited)
You and Me 1938
as Salesman (uncredited)
Her Jungle Love 1938
as Pilot
The Buccaneer 1938
as Captain Reid
Wells Fargo 1937
as Minor Role
Hold 'Em Navy 1937
as Midshipman Jepson
Credits from TMDB.