- Known For
- Acting
- Born
- January 30, 1911
- Place of Birth
- London, England, UK
- Died
- October 23, 1986
Ronald Long
British-born character actor, on stage at the Old Vic in London from 1936. Emigrated to the U.S. after World War II. Acted in plays off-Broadway from the late 40's and on television from 1951. Often seen as British authority figures, particularly politicians, aristocrats, military types and executives. Appeared on the television show Bewitched (1964) 6 times including a giant, Santa Claus, a ghost and King Henry VIII.
Filmography
movieOliver and the Artful Dodger
1972 · Mr. Bumble / Coachman (voice)
The Partners
tvThe Partners
1971
tvColumbo
1971 · Mr. Jones
movieR.P.M.
1970 · Professor
tvHawaii Five-O
1968 · Kreuter
tvMannix
1967
tvIronside
1967
tvMission: Impossible
1966 · Sir Malcolm Forrester
tvThe Time Tunnel
1966 · Friar Tuck
tvTarzan
1966 · Robert Toussaint
movieAssault on a Queen
1966 · Officer #2
tvBatman
1966 · Karnaby Katz
tvGet Smart
1965 · Montague Leach, Leadside
tvI Dream of Jeannie
1965 · Widgin Willingham, Azmire
tvHogan's Heroes
1965
tvGreen Acres
1965
tvLost in Space
1965 · Admiral Zahrk
tvBewitched
1964 · Santa Claus
movieThe List of Adrian Messenger
1963 · Sir Robert Carstairs
movieThe Man from the Diners' Club
1963 · Minister
tvFair Exchange
1962
tvThe Alfred Hitchcock Hour
1962 · Major
movieFive Weeks in a Balloon
1962 · Chiddingfold (uncredited)
movieThe Notorious Landlady
1962 · Coroner
movieTwo Loves
1961 · Headmaster Reardon
tvSurfside 6
1960
tvCheckmate
1960
movieMrs. Miniver
1960 · Vicar
tvPlay of the Week
1959 · Tench
tvHawaiian Eye
1959
tvAdventures in Paradise
1959 · George Bellamy
tvDennis the Menace
1959
movieThe Naked Road
1959 · Wayne Jackson
tvOne Step Beyond
1959 · Sanderson
tv77 Sunset Strip
1958
tvPeter Gunn
1958
tvPerry Mason
1957 · Arthur Hennings, Myron Baker, Franz Hoffer
movieAlice in Wonderland
1955 · Queen of Hearts
tvHallmark Hall of Fame
1951 · Prime Minister, Queen of Hearts, Biondello
Lux Video Theatre
tvLux Video Theatre
1950 · Dodsley
tvRobert Montgomery Presents
1950