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Richard B. Shull (1929–1999)

Veteran character actor Richard B. Shull was born on February 24, 1929 in Evanston, Illinois and raised in the Midwest. He attended the University of Iowa, then served with the U.S. Army in 1953. Finding work as a stage manager following his release, he finally made his Broadway debut in the Marx Brothers musical bio "Minnie's Boys" starring Shelley Winters on Broadway in 1970... See full bio »

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Filmography

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2000 Two Family House
Mr. Brancaccio
 
1997 Private Parts
Symphony Sid
 
1995 Cafe Society
Samuel Segal
 
1995 Victor/Victoria (TV movie)
Andre Cassell
 
1994 Trapped in Paradise
Father Ritter
 
1992 HouseSitter
Ralph
 
1991 Monsters (TV series)
Radio announcer
The Moving Finger (1991) … Radio announcer (voice)
 
1990 Tune in Tomorrow...
Leonard Pando
 
1988 Tales from the Darkside (TV series)
Postman
Do Not Open This Box (1988) … Postman
 
1986 Spot Marks the X (TV movie)
Dodge
 
1986 Seize the Day
Rojax
 
1985 Slickers (TV movie)
Doc Clinton
 
1984 The Boy Who Loved Trolls (TV movie)
Doorman-Narrator
 
1984 Splash
Dr. Ross
 
1984 Unfaithfully Yours
Jess Keller
 
1983 Spring Break
Eddie
 
1983 Will There Really Be a Morning? (TV movie)
Publicist
 
1983 Lovesick
Dr. Fessner
 
1980-1982 Hart to Hart (TV series)
Lt. Gillis
Vintage Harts (1982) … Lt. Gillis
Sixth Sense (1980) … Lt. Gillis
Color Jennifer Dead (1980) … Lt. Gillis
 
1981 Heartbeeps
Factory Boss
 
1979-1980 The Ropers (TV series)
Joey
Men About the House (1980) … Joey
Pal Joey (1979) … Joey
 
1979-1980 Lou Grant (TV series)
Jack Towne
Lou (1980) … Jack Towne
Samaritan (1979) … Jack Towne
 
1980 Young Maverick (TV series)
Arthur Montague
Have I Got a Girl for You (1980) … Arthur Montague
 
1979 Alice (TV series)
Barney
Flo's Chili Reception (1979) … Barney
 
1979 Dreamer
Taylor
 
1979 Studs Lonigan (TV mini-series)
Davey's Father
 
1978 Ziegfeld: The Man and His Women (TV movie)
Joseph Ervin
 
1977 The Pack
Hardiman
 
1976-1977 Holmes and Yo-Yo (TV series)
Det. Alexander Holmes
Bye, Bye Bennie (1977) … Det. Alexander Holmes (as Richard B. Schull)
The Cat Burglar (1977) … Det. Alexander Holmes (as Richard B. Schull)
Connection, Connection II (1976) … Det. Alexander Holmes (as Richard B. Schull)
Dead Duck (1976) … Det. Alexander Holmes (as Richard B. Schull)
Key Witness (1976) … Det. Alexander Holmes (as Richard B. Schull)
 
1976 The Big Bus
Emery Bush
 
1975 The Black Bird
Vernon Prizer
 
1975 The Rockford Files (TV series)
Fast Harry DeNova
The Great Blue Lake Land and Development Company (1975) … Fast Harry DeNova
 
1975 Hearts of the West
Stout Crook
 
1975 The Fortune
Chief Detective Sergeant Jack Power
 
1974 Cockfighter
Omar Baradansky
 
1974 Good Times (TV series)
William Stonehurst
The Visitor (1974) … William Stonehurst
 
1974 Ironside (TV series)
Max
Once More for Joey (1974) … Max
 
1973-1974 Diana (TV series)
Howard Tollbrook
Kung Who? (1974) … Howard Tollbrook
New Marshall in Town (1973) … Howard Tollbrook
Who's Minding the Cat? (1973) … Howard Tollbrook
Never, Never, Ever Again... Maybe (1973) … Howard Tollbrook
Long Shots and Fat Chances. (1973) … Howard Tollbrook
 
1973 Love, American Style (TV series)
Herbie Simmons (segment "Love and the Locksmith")
Love and the Big Top/Love and the Locksmith/Love and the Odd Couples/Love and the Unwedding (1973) … Herbie Simmons (segment "Love and the Locksmith")
 
1973 Sssssss
Dr. Ken Daniels
 
1973 Hail
Secretary of Health
 
1973 Slither
Harry Moss
 
1971 Klute
Sugarman (as Richard Shull)
 
1971 The Anderson Tapes
Werner (as Richard B. Schull)
 
1971 B.S. I Love You
Mr. Harris
 
1969 Decameron '69
Roxanne's lover (uncredited)
 
1968 Cargo of Love
Dr. Everett (uncredited)
 
1965 Watch the Birdie
Cullen Lauterbach
 
Show ShowWriter (3 titles)
1968 Pamela, Pamela, You Are... (writer)
 
1967 Fentons völlig verrückte Erfindung (TV movie) (play)
 
1966 Aroused (story / as Richard Shull)
 
Show ShowSelf (2 titles)
1997 Divided Highways: The Interstates and the Transformation of American Life (documentary) (voice / as Richard Shull)
 
1965 It's a Sick, Sick, Sick World (documentary)
 

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Personal Details

Other Works:

Acted in a 1981 Broadway production of the comedy "Fools." See more »

Alternate Names:

Richard B. Schull | Richard Shull

Height:

6' 1" (1.85 m)
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Did You Know?

Trivia:

Was nominated for Broadway's 1975 Tony Award as Best Supporting or Featured Actor (Musical) for "Goodtime Charley." See more »

Star Sign:

Pisces