Lance Fuller
Lance Fuller (December 6, 1928 – December 22, 2001) was an American actor. He was born in Somerset, Kentucky.
He was a contract actor for most of the 1950s with Universal-International.
He had many uncredited roles for the first several years of his Hollywood career. His first role was in Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man (1943), and he was featured (uncredited) in several movies into the 1950s, including Singin' in the Rain (1952).
Fotos
Películas (28)
Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie
1996 · Brack (archive footage)
The Longest Yard
1974 · Secondary Role (uncredited)
The Andromeda Strain
1971 · Man (uncredited)
The Fatal Impulse
1960 · Robert Larrimore
Day of the Outlaw
1959 · Pace, Bruhn's Gang
God's Little Acre
1958 · Jim Leslie
The Bride and the Beast
1958 · Dan Fuller
Voodoo Woman
1957 · Rick Brady
The She-Creature
1956 · Dr. Ted Erickson
Frontier Woman
1956 · Catawampus Jones
Girls in Prison
1956 · Paul Anderson
Kentucky Rifle
1956 · Jason Clay
Secret of Treasure Mountain
1956 · Juan Alvarado
Slightly Scarlet
1956 · Gauss
Runaway Daughters
1956 · Tony Forrest
Pearl of the South Pacific
1955 · George
Apache Woman
1955 · Armand LeBeau
This Island Earth
1955 · Brack
The Other Woman
1954 · Ronnie
Cattle Queen of Montana
1954 · Colorados
The Black Shield of Falworth
1954 · Guard (uncredited)
Taza, Son of Cochise
1954 · Lt. Willis
Singin' in the Rain
1952 · Chorus Boy (uncredited)
Song of Scheherazade
1947
Night and Day
1946 · Student (uncredited)
Scarlet Street
1945 · Minor Role (uncredited)
To Have and Have Not
1945 · Bit Part (uncredited), Stand In
Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man
1943 · Villager (uncredited)
Series (12)
Matt Helm
1975 · Andrews
Thriller
1960 · Robert Larrimore
The Twilight Zone
1959 · Orgram Gatewood
The Deputy
1959 · Nick Rand
77 Sunset Strip
1958 · Clyde Amboy
Bat Masterson
1958 · Chad Hornsby, Powers, Walker Hayes
Lawman
1958 · Galt Stevens
The Rifleman
1958 · Earl Battle
Tombstone Territory
1957 · Boone Cahill
Zorro
1957 · Alarcón (uncredited)
Maverick
1957 · Oliver Offord, Faro Jack Norcross
General Electric Theater
1953 · John Mason