
Richard Deacon
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- May 14, 1922
- Died
- August 8, 1984
- Birthplace
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Richard Lewis Deacon (May 14, 1922 – August 8, 1984) was an American actor, best known for playing supporting roles in television shows on The Dick Van Dyke Show (as milksop producer Mel Cooley) and Leave It to Beaver (as Lumpy's self-aggrandizing father Fred Rutherford). He also had minor roles in films such as Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) and Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds (1963).
Filmography

The Hoboken Chicken Emergency 1984
as City Councilman

Bad Manners 1984
as Ticket Salesman

The Unpredictable Pudgy! 1983
as Himself

The Awakening of Cassie 1982
Actor

No Man's Valley 1981
as Panda (voice)

Murder Can Hurt You! 1980
as Mr. Burnice

The Happy Hooker Goes Hollywood 1980
as Joseph Rottman

The Gossip Columnist 1980
as Director

Steve Martin: Comedy Is Not Pretty 1980
as King of Cey What

Piranha 1978
as Earl Lyon

Getting Married 1978
as Wedding Director

Rabbit Test 1978
as First Newscaster

The Man from Clover Grove 1975
as Charlie Strange

Arsenic and Old Lace 1969
as Mr. Witherspoon

Lady in Cement 1968
as Arnie Sherwin

The Narco Men 1968
as Records Clerk

The One and Only, Genuine, Original Family Band 1968
as Charlie Wrenn

Blackbeard's Ghost 1968
as Dean Wheaton

The King's Pirate 1967
as Swaine

The Gnome-Mobile 1967
as Ralph Yarby

Enter Laughing 1967
as Pike

Lt. Robin Crusoe U.S.N. 1966
as Survival Manual Narrator

Don't Worry, We'll Think of a Title 1966
as Mr. Travis / Police Chief

Billie 1965
as Principal Arnold Wilson

That Darn Cat! 1965
as Drive-in-Manager

John Goldfarb, Please Come Home! 1965
as Maginot

Dear Heart 1965
as Mr. Cruikshank

The Patsy 1964
as Sy Devore

The Raiders 1963
as Commissioner Mailer

Who's Minding the Store? 1963
as Tie Salesman

The Birds 1963
as Mitch's City Neighbor

Critic's Choice 1963
as Harvey Rittenhouse

That Touch of Mink 1962
as Mr. Miller

About Time 1962
as The Butler

Lover Come Back 1961
as Dr. Melnick

Everything's Ducky 1961
as Dr. Deckham

All in a Night's Work 1961
as Fur Salesman (uncredited)

North to Alaska 1960
as Angus - Hotel Desk Clerk (uncredited)

A Summer Place 1959
as Pawnbroker (uncredited)

-30- 1959
as Chapman

The Man Who Understood Women 1959
as Rossi (uncredited)

It Started with a Kiss 1959
as Captain Porter (uncredited)

The Silent Kill 1959
as Michael Gilmore

The Young Philadelphians 1959
as George Archibald

The Remarkable Mr. Pennypacker 1959
as Sheriff

The Last Hurrah 1958
as Graves (uncredited)

A Nice Little Bank That Should Be Robbed 1958
as Milburn Schroeder

The High Cost of Loving 1958
as Obstetrician (uncredited)

Jack Benny Christmas Shopping Show 1957
as Shirt Salesman

Kiss Them for Me 1957
as Bill Hotchkiss (uncredited)

Decision at Sundown 1957
as Reverend Zaron

My Man Godfrey 1957
as Farnsworth

The Hired Man 1957
as Harry Attwood

Designing Woman 1957
as Larry Musso (uncredited)

The Spirit of St. Louis 1957
as Charles Levine - President, Columbia Aircraft Co. (uncredited)

Spring Reunion 1957
as Sidney (uncredited)

Affair in Reno 1957
as H.L. Denham

The Power and the Prize 1956
as Howard Carruthers

The Solid Gold Cadillac 1956
as Williams (uncredited)

The Proud Ones 1956
as Barber (uncredited)

The Kettles in the Ozarks 1956
as Big Trout

Hot Blood 1956
as Mr. Swift (uncredited)

Invasion of the Body Snatchers 1956
as Emergency Room Doctor (uncredited), as Dr. Harvey Bassett (uncredited)

Good Morning, Miss Dove 1955
as Mr. Spivvy (uncredited)

My Sister Eileen 1955
as Baker's Receptionist (uncredited)

Lay That Rifle Down 1955
as Glover Speckleton

This Island Earth 1955
as Pilot (uncredited)

Abbott and Costello Meet the Mummy 1955
as Semu

Blackboard Jungle 1955
as Mr. Stanley (uncredited)

Prince of Players 1955
as Theatre Manager

Cry Vengeance 1954
as Bartender at The Cameo Room

Désirée 1954
as Etienne Clary

Private Hell 36 1954
as Mr. Mace (uncredited)

Shield for Murder 1954
as The Professor (uncredited)

Them! 1954
as Bald Reporter at L.A. News Conference

Invaders from Mars 1953
as MP
Credits from TMDB.