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Richard Beymer

Richard Beymer
  • Name: Richard Beymer
  • Birthday: 1938-02-20
  • Also known as: George Richard Beymer Jr.
  • Place of birth: Avoca, Iowa, USA
  • Popularity: 7.049
Biography: George Richard Beymer, Jr. (born February 20, 1938) is an American actor known for playing Tony in the 1961 film version of West Side Story and Ben Horne on the 1990 television series Twin Peaks. Description above from the Wikipedia article Richard Beymer, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

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Title Release date
Howard   as  Tony (archive footage) 2018-04-22
Playing Patti 2006-04-06
West Side Memories   as  Self 2003-04-01
An Introduction to David Lynch   as  Self 2001-12-18
Postcards From The Cast   as  Self 2001-12-18
Home: The Horror Story   as  Bob Parkinson 2000-01-01
The Disappearance of Kevin Johnson   as  Chad Leary 1997-07-25
Foxfire   as  Mr. Parks 1996-08-23
The Little Death   as  Prosecutor 1996-03-26
A Face to Die For   as  Dr. Matthew Sheridan 1996-03-11
State of Emergency   as  Dr. Ronald Frames 1994-02-21
My Girl 2   as  Peter Webb 1994-02-11
Under Investigation   as  Dr. Jerry Parsons 1993-11-17
The Presence   as  Ben 1992-09-20
Blackbelt   as  Eddie Deangelo 1992-05-28
Silent Night, Deadly Night 3: Better Watch Out!   as  Dr. Newbury 1989-11-09
Twin Peaks   as  Benjamin Horne 1989-09-03
Generation   as  Allan Breed 1985-05-24
Cross Country   as  Evan Bley 1983-11-18
The Innerview 1973-06-29
Scream Free!   as  Dean 1969-10-15
The Stripper   as  Kenny Baird 1963-06-19
The Longest Day   as  Pvt. Dutch Schultz 1962-09-25
Hemingway's Adventures of a Young Man   as  Nick Adams 1962-07-25
Five Finger Exercise   as  Philip Harrington 1962-04-19
West Side Story   as  Tony 1961-12-13
Bachelor Flat   as  Mike Pulaski 1961-12-07
High Time   as  Bob Bannerman 1960-09-16
The Diary of Anne Frank   as  Peter Van Daan 1959-03-18
Johnny Tremain   as  Rab Silsbee 1957-06-19
So Big   as  Roelf, Age 12-16 1953-10-31
Indiscretion of an American Wife   as  Paul 1953-04-02
Fourteen Hours   as  (uncredited) 1951-04-01