EDDIE ALBERT

Eddie Albert
Eddie Albert
Gender: Male
Known for: Acting
Birthday: April 22, 1906
Deathday: May 26, 2005
Place of Birth: Rock Island, Illinois, USA

Biography

Edward Albert Heimberger (April 22, 1906 - May 26, 2005), known professionally as Eddie Albert, was an American actor and activist. He was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor in 1954 for his performance in Roman Holiday, and in 1973 for The Heartbreak Kid. Other well-known screen roles of his include Bing Edwards in the Brother Rat films, traveling salesman Ali Hakim in the musical Oklahoma!, and the corrupt prison warden in 1974's The Longest Yard. He starred as Oliver Wendell Douglas in the 1960s television situation comedy Green Acres and as Frank MacBride in the 1970s crime drama Switch. He also had a recurring role as Carlton Travis on Falcon Crest, opposite Jane Wyman.

Filmography

Starring

2022·
Rat Pack
Self (archive footage)
Irving Radovich (archive footage)
Self / Oliver Douglas (archive footage)
Herbert Gower
Adrian Toomes / Old Vulture (voice)
1993·
Okavango
Uncle Bill Scofield
The Porter (archive footage) (uncredited)
Bill Douglas
Dr. Charles Favender
Oliver Wendell Douglas
M.C.
Police Chief Maloney
Charlie Weston
Theo Aitken
Joe Varon
Judge Hand
Jonathan Hughes
Roger Leeds
Bill White
1985·
Stitches
Dean Bradley
Pete Helmes
Sen. Fritz McCorkindale
Jackson Lane
Will Larson
1984·
The Act
Harry Kruger
The President
Father Dietrich
1982·
Hotel
MacDonald 'Mack' Erickson
1982·
Rooster
Rev. Harlan Barnum
Henry Pollack
Jason O'Day
Festus
Adm. Wiley Sloan
Judge Elliott Morris Taylor
Carlton Travis
Coach Homer Sixx
Samuel Ellison
Felix Kendrick
1980·
Yesterday
Bart Kramer
Carroll Yeager
Moffat
Daggett
1978·
The Word
Ogden Towery
Brian Murphy
Capt. Dunn
Dean Burton Lockwood
Pa Strawacher
Alex Warren
1975·
Switch
Frank MacBride, Frank MacBride
1975·
Whiffs
Colonel Lockyer
Dr. Sam Richards
Jason O'Day
1975·
Hustle
Leo Sellers
Diplomat Benjamin Franklin
1974·
The Take
Chief Berrigan
1974·
McQ
Kosterman
Warden Hazen
Bob Randall
Dr. Thomas Spencer
Pod Clock
1972·
Kung Fu
Dr. George Baxter
Col. Douglas Graham
1972·
The Lorax
Narrator
Duane Corcoran
Self
1971·
Columbo
Martin Hollister
1970·
McCloud
Roy Erickson
Self - Guest
Eddie Albert
Capt. Standish (voice)
Self - Guest
Oliver Wendell Douglas
1965·
7 Women
Charles Pether
Ben Morgan
Brother Love
Dr. Fred Wilson
Gregg Roberts
Andy Thorne
Rodney Cameron O'Rourke
1963·
Mr. Novak
Charlie O'Rourke
Oliver Douglas
Dr. Bert Andrews
Arthur J. Poindexter
Col. Norval Algate Bliss
Lewis Wiley
Cal Kroeger
1962·
Combat!
Phil
Oliver Wendell Douglas
Clint Morgan
Col. Thompson
Self, Self - Co-Host
Frank Foster
Dr. Norman French
Walter Cowley
1961·
Ben Casey
Gene Billstrom
Harry Davis
Dr. Charles Dornberger
Albert Warren
Harvey Holt Ames
1959·
Startime
1959·
Riverboat
Dan Simpson
1959·
Laramie
1959·
Rawhide
Taylor Dickson
Self
Bob Carter
Earl Johannis
Abe Fields
Hanagan
Maj. MacMahon
John Darro
Self - Guest Host, Self
Austin Mack
Bill Gorton
Jess Matson, Jed Wiley, Sam Barlow, Bide Turley
The Fiction Writer
1956·
Attack
Erskine Cooney
Self
Martin Barret
Elliot Atterbury
1955·
Oklahoma!
Ali Hakim
Burt McGuire
1954·
Studio 57
Jim Hammond
1954·
Climax!
David Adams, Barney Kanda, Gabe Douglas
Tiger Tipton, Max Asher, Lionel Kent
Louie Schmidt, Paul Mattson, Narrator
Self
1953·
1984
Winston
Charlie
Irving Radovich
Orlando Higgens (segment Woman of Sin)
1952·
Carrie
Charles Drouet
Sheldon Black, Bill Carter, Randy Smith
Chris Leeds
Lt. Bill Barron
1950·
Danger
Self - Mystery Guest
Humphrey Briggs
1949·
Suspense
Danny Maguire
John Peter Zenger, Winston Smith
Harry Proctor / 'Old' Joe (uncredited)
Daniel Bone
Bullets Baker
Jake Bullard
Kip Walker
Gil Cummins
Jeffrey Dolan
Chris Thompson
Self - Host, Self - Presenter
Terry Moore
Wacky Waters
Tom Hughes
Leckie
Bill Kingsford aka The Panama Kid
Self (archive footage) (uncredited)
Edward 'Eddie' Barnes
Robert 'Dreamy' Smith
Dr. Clint Forrest, Jr.
Matt Varney
George Watkins
Peter Coleman
Bing Edwards
Dusty Rhodes
Max Wagner
Dr. Clinton Forrest, Jr.
Phil Dolan Jr.
'Bing' Edwards