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Jeremy Slate

Jeremy Slate
  • Name: Jeremy Slate
  • Birthday: 1926-02-17
  • Place of birth: Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA
  • Popularity: 7.992
Biography: From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Jeremy Slate (born Robert Perham; February 17, 1926 - November 19, 2006) was an American film and television actor. Description above from the Wikipedia article Jeremy Slate , licensed under CC-BY-SA,full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

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Title Release date
The Lawnmower Man   as  Father Francis McKeen 1992-03-05
Dream Machine   as  Jack Chamberlain 1991-11-13
Stolen: One Husband   as  McGregor 1990-11-18
Goodnight, Sweet Marilyn   as  'Mesquite' 1989-12-01
Trenchcoat in Paradise   as  Robert Graham 1989-10-18
The Dead Pit   as  Dr. Gerald Swan 1989-10-01
Deadlock   as  Richard David Rand 1989-01-23
Whisper Kill   as  Dr. John Oxford 1988-05-16
Stranger in Our House   as  Tom Bryant 1979-08-16
Mr. Horn   as  Capt. Emmet Crawford 1979-02-01
Stowaway to the Moon   as  Astronaut Capt. Rick Lawrence 1975-01-10
Return of the Big Cat   as  John McClaren 1974-10-06
The Centerfold Girls   as  Sgt. Garrett 1974-08-08
Death in Space   as  Cliff Rocky Rhodes 1974-06-17
The Man Who Died Twice   as  Joe Larrabee 1973-04-13
Drag Racer   as  Ron 1972-08-04
Curse of the Moon Child 1972-03-31
Crosscurrent   as  Sgt. Pat Cassady 1971-11-19
Hell's Angels '69   as  Wes 1969-09-10
True Grit   as  Emmett Quincy 1969-06-11
Hell's Belles   as  Dan 1969-04-29
The Hooked Generation   as  Daisy 1968-11-12
The Mini-Skirt Mob   as  Lon 1968-05-23
The Devil's Brigade   as  Sgt. Pat O'Neill 1968-05-15
The Born Losers   as  Daniel 'Danny' Carmody 1967-07-12
Wings of Fire   as  Hal Random 1967-02-14
The Sons of Katie Elder   as  Ben Latta 1965-06-23
I'll Take Sweden   as  Erik Carlson 1965-06-18
Wives and Lovers   as  Gar Aldrich 1963-08-29
Girls! Girls! Girls!   as  Wesley Johnson 1962-11-21
G.I. Blues   as  Turk 1960-11-23
That Kind of Woman   as  Soldier (uncredited) 1959-09-11
North by Northwest   as  Policeman at Grand Central Station (uncredited) 1959-07-08