Don DeFore
Acting
Biography
Donald John "Don" DeFore (August 25, 1913 – December 22, 1993) was an American actor. He is best known for his roles in the sitcom The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet from 1952 to 1957 and the sitcom Hazel from 1961 to 1965, the former which earned him a Primetime Emmy Award nomination.
Filmography 60
Movies (37)
Jay Leno's Family Comedy Hour1987Self
A Rare Breed1984
All This and World War II1976Self
The Facts of Life1960Jack Weaver
A Time to Love and a Time to Die1958Boettcher
Battle Hymn1957Capt. Dan Skidmore
She's Working Her Way Through College1952Shep Slade
No Room for the Groom1952Herman Strouple
Jumping Jacks1952Lieutenant Kelsey
A Girl in Every Port1952Bert Sedgwick
The Guy Who Came Back1951Gordon Towne
Southside 1-10001950John Riggs / Nick Starnes
Dark City1950Arthur Winant
My Friend Irma1949Richard Rhinelander
Too Late for Tears1949Don Blake
One Sunday Afternoon1948Hugo Barnstead
Romance on the High Seas1948Mr. Michael Kent
Ramrod1947Bill Schell
It Happened on Fifth Avenue1947Jim Bullock
Without Reservations1946Dink Watson
The Stork Club1945Sgt. Danny Wilton
The Affairs of Susan1945Mike Ward
You Came Along1945Captain W. Anders
Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo1944Charles McClure
Return from Nowhere1944Allan (uncredited)
A Guy Named Joe1944James J. Rourke
The Human Comedy1943Bernard 'Texas' Anthony (uncredited)
City Without Men1943Mr. Peters (uncredited)
You Can't Escape Forever1942Davis - Reporter (uncredited)
Men of the Sky1942Cadet Dick Mathews
Shows (23)
Murder, She Wrote1984Jake Sanford
St. Elsewhere1982Harry Klein
Matt Houston1982Mayor
Vega$1978
Black Beauty1978Martin Tremaine
Fantasy Island1978Mr. Wendover
The Love Boat1977Everett Loudon
Ellery Queen1975Dave Pierce
The Mod Squad1968George Anders
Mannix1967Ted Hackett
The Merv Griffin Show1962Self
The Virginian1962Mayor Evans
Hazel1961George Baxter
My Three Sons1960
Alfred Hitchcock Presents1955Arthur Clark
Letter to Loretta1953Jeremy Parker
General Electric Theater1953George
The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet1952Erskin Thornberry
This Is Your Life1952Self
Hallmark Hall of Fame1951Rooter Baker
Schlitz Playhouse of Stars1951Fallon- Lux Video Theatre1950Stan
Studio One1948Capt. George Lowry