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Known Credits 96

Gender Male

Birthday 1930-10-05

Day of Death 2017-06-25 (86 years old)

Place of Birth Chicago, Illinois, United States

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Skip Homeier

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Skip Homeier (born as George Vincent Homeier on October 5, 1930) is an actor.

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Known For

Acting

1982

as Alexander Kirk

1979

as Joseph (Malone's Assistant)

1978

(1 episode)

1977		The Incredible Hulk (1 episode)
1977		The Greatest as Major
1977		How the West Was Won (1 episode)

1976		Quincy, M.E. (2 episodes)
1976		Helter Skelter as Judge Older
1976		The Bionic Woman (2 episodes)

1974

(1 episode)

1973		Starbird and Sweet William as Ranger
1973		Voyage of the Yes as Arnold Markwell

1972		The Streets of San Francisco (1 episode)
1972		Ghost Story (1 episode) as Steve
1972		Two for the Money as Doctor

1971

as Harry

1970		The Interns (1 episode)
1970		The Challenge as Lyman George
1970		Tiger by the Tail as Deputy Sheriff Laswell

1969

(1 episode)

1967		Mannix (1 episode)
1967		Garrison's Gorillas (1 episode)

1966		Felony Squad (1 episode)
1966		Shane (1 episode) as Augie
1966		Star Trek (1 episode) as Dr. Sevrin (1 episode) as Melakon
1966		The Ghost & Mr. Chicken as Ollie Weaver

1965		The Loner (2 episodes)
1965		Run for Your Life (1 episode) as Charles Cadell
1965		Branded (1 episode)

1964		The Addams Family (1 episode)
1964		Bullet for a Badman as Pink

1963		Burke's Law (2 episodes) as Paul Lynnaker
1963		The Outer Limits (1 episode) as Dr. Roy Clinton
1963		Showdown as Caslon
1963		Johnny Shiloh as Captain MacPherson

1962		Stark Fear as Gerald Winslow
1962		Combat! (1 episode) as Lt. Karl Mauer (1 episode) as Sgt. Morgan (1 episode) as Lt. Billy Joe Cranston
1962		The Virginian (1 episode) as Joe Cleary (1 episode) as Sgt. Danny Bohannon (1 episode) as Jed Carter

1961		The Defenders (1 episode) as Lieutenant Commander Randolph Kiley
1961		The Asphalt Jungle (1 episode)

1960		Outlaws (1 episode)
1960		Dan Raven (13 episodes) as Lt. Dan Raven
1960		Comanche Station as Frank

1959		Adventures in Paradise (1 episode) as Ryan
1959		Wichita Town (1 episode)
1959		Plunderers of Painted Flats as Joe Martin
1959		One Step Beyond (1 episode) as Matt Conroy
1959		Rawhide (1 episode) as Wichita Kid (2 episodes) as Jess Clayton

1958		Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse (1 episode)
1958		Lawman (1 episode)
1958		The Rifleman (1 episode)
1958		Wanted: Dead or Alive (1 episode)
1958		Day of the Badman as Howard Hayes

1957		Perry Mason (2 episodes)
1957		The Tall T as Billy Jack
1957		No Road Back as John Railton

1956		Between Heaven and Hell as Pvt. Swanson - Co. G
1956		Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theatre (1 episode) as Cleve Roarke
1956		The Burning Hills as Jack Sutton
1956		Thunder Over Arizona as Tim Mallory
1956		Dakota Incident as Frank Banner
1956		Stranger at My Door as Clay Anderson

1955		At Gunpoint as Bob Dennis
1955		Matinee Theater (1 episode)
1955		Alfred Hitchcock Presents (2 episodes) as Richard Paine
1955		The Road to Denver as Sam Mayhew
1955		Ten Wanted Men as Howie Stewart
1955		The Millionaire (1 episode) as Wally Chaarles Bannister

1954		Cry Vengeance as Roxey Davis
1954		Black Widow as John Amberly
1954		Climax! (3 episodes)
1954		Lassie (3 episodes)
1954		Dawn at Socorro as Buddy Ferris
1954		The Lone Gun as Cass Downing
1954		Public Defender (1 episode)
1954		Beachhead as Reynolds

1953		Letter to Loretta (1 episode) as Frankie Salmo
1953		The Last Posse as Art Romer
1953		General Electric Theater (2 episodes)

1952		Cavalcade of America (1 episode)
1952		Has Anybody Seen My Gal? as Carl Pennock
1952		Sailor Beware as Mac

1951		Fixed Bayonets! as Whitey
1951		Schlitz Playhouse of Stars (1 episode) as Zakka (1 episode) as Slim Haskell (1 episode) as Mark Norton (1 episode) as Dick Newton (1 episode) as Stretch (1 episode) as Paddy
1951		Sealed Cargo as Steve
1951		Halls of Montezuma as Riley "Pretty Boy" Duncanon

1950		Lux Video Theatre (1 episode) as Johnny (1 episode) as Gig (1 episode) as Les Prince (1 episode) as The Spy (1 episode) as Kirk
1950		The Gunfighter as Hunt Bromley
1950		Robert Montgomery Presents (1 episode) as Tom Burton (3 episodes)

1949		The Big Cat as Jim Hawks, Gil' Son
1949		Suspense (1 episode)

1948		Studio One (7 episodes)
1948		Mickey as Hank Evans
1948		Arthur Takes Over as Arthur Bixby

1946

as Skippy

1944

as Emil Bruckner (as Skippy Homeier)

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