
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Cliff Osmond (born February 26, 1937) is an American character actor and television screenwriter most famous for the supporting role of "Barney," Ray Walston's dimwitted songwriting partner, in Billy Wilder's Kiss Me, Stupid (the comedic song lyrics were actually written by Ira Gershwin). Osmond made more than 86 appearances in TV shows or movies between 1962 and 1996. Description above from the Wikipedia article Cliff Osmond, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
movieThe Blaylock House
2012 · Director
tvBodies of Evidence
1992
movieThe Penitent
1988 · Director, Writer
movieCopacabana
1985 · Angelo
tvHell Town
1985
tvMurder, She Wrote
1984 · Kris Karas
tvMama's Family
1983
tvKnight Rider
1982 · Jim Courtney
tvMatt Houston
1982
movieIncident at Crestridge
1981 · Bill McLaren
movieCalifornia Gold Rush
1981 · Harry Love
movieThe Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
1981 · Pap
movieThe Adventures of Nellie Bly
1981 · Stanfil
movieHangar 18
1980 · Sheriff Barlow
movieBeggarman, Thief
1979 · Sagerac
tvBeggarman, Thief
1979 · Sagerac
tvHart to Hart
1979 · Vasquez
movieThe Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again
1979 · Wes Hardin
movieThe North Avenue Irregulars
1979 · Big Chin
moviePower Play
1978 · Writer
tvVega$
1978
movieThe Great Brain
1978 · Mr. Kokovinis
movieThe Mouse and His Child
1977 · C. Serpentina (voice)
tvCHiPs
1977 · Michael
movieGuardian of the Wilderness
1976 · McCollough
Joe Panther
1976 · Rance
movieThe Art of Crime
1975 · Nanoosh
tvStarsky & Hutch
1975
movieSharks' Treasure
1975 · Lobo
movieThe Front Page
1974 · Officer Jacobi
tvMovin' On
1974
tvThe Manhunter
1974
tvRhoda
1974
tvThe Six Million Dollar Man
1974 · Sheriff Bob Kemp
tvKojak
1973 · Gino
movieOklahoma Crude
1973 · Massive Man
movieInvasion of the Bee Girls
1973 · Captain Peters
tvPolice Story
1973
movieThe Heist
1972 · Tom Logan
tvThe Bob Newhart Show
1972 · Leonard de Paolo
tvThe Rookies
1972
movieSweet Sugar
1972 · Burgos
tvEmergency!
1972
The Partners
1971
The Chicago Teddy Bears
1971
movieWalt Whitman: Poet for a New Age
1971 · Walt Whitman
tvAll in the Family
1971 · Nick Howard
tvThe Odd Couple
1970 · Effram
movieThe Devil's Eight
1969 · Bubba
movieThree Guns for Texas
1968 · Running Antelope
tvThe Mod Squad
1968
tvHere's Lucy
1968 · Jake
tvLand of the Giants
1968 · Grotius, Jolo
movieAlexander The Great
1968 · Memnon
tvIronside
1967
movieThe Fortune Cookie
1966 · Purkey
tvShane
1966 · Joshua Spicer
tvBatman
1966 · Andante
tvHogan's Heroes
1965 · Marko
tvLaredo
1965
movieKiss Me, Stupid
1964 · Barney Milsap
tvThe Rogues
1964 · Sheriff Todd
movieWild and Wonderful
1964 · Hercule
movieThe Raiders
1963 · Private Jean Duchamps
Glynis
1963
tvArrest and Trial
1963
movieIrma la Douce
1963 · Police Sergeant
tvThe Dakotas
1963
movieHow the West Was Won
1962 · Bartender (uncredited)
tvDr. Kildare
1961 · Robert Slade
tvThe Twilight Zone
1959 · Manolo
tv77 Sunset Strip
1958
tvThe Rifleman
1958
tvHave Gun, Will Travel
1957
tvGunsmoke
1955 · Bo Remick, Chunk, Ben Sommars, Daniel Sadler, Tom Macomb