Gene Reynolds

Gene Reynolds

Birthday 1923-04-04
Place of Birth Cleveland, Ohio, USA
Died 2020-02-03

Biography

Filmography

M*A*S*H: The Comedy That Changed Television

Self

Victor Fleming: Master Craftsman

Self

Imaginary Witness: Hollywood and the Holocaust

Self

M*A*S*H: 30th Anniversary Reunion

Himself

Memories of M*A*S*H

Self

Whirlybirds

Hal Neilson

Diane

Montecuculli

Highway Patrol

Henry Corey

The Country Girl

Larry

Climax!

Hank

Studio 57

Studio 57

Pvt. Peter Hunter

Down Three Dark Streets

Vince Angelino

Public Defender

Annie Oakley

Steve Bailey

The Man Behind the Badge

99 River Street

Chuck

General Electric Theater

Gas Station Man

I Led Three Lives

Omnibus

Archie Goodwin

The Ford Television Theatre

Cpl. Kalinsky

Hallmark Hall of Fame

George Eastman

Dragnet

I Love Lucy

Mr. Taylor (uncredited)

The Living Christ

Blind Man

The Lone Ranger

Jim Andrews

Slattery's Hurricane

Control Tower Operator (uncredited)

The Big Cat

Wid Hawks, Gil' Son

Jungle Patrol

Lt. Marion Minor

Junior G-Men of the Air

Eddie Holden

Eagle Squadron

The kid

The Tuttles of Tahiti

Ru

Adventure in Washington

Marty Driscoll

The Penalty

Russell 'Roosty' Nelson

The Penalty

'Roosty'

Andy Hardy's Private Secretary

Jimmy McMahon

Santa Fe Trail

Jason Brown

Gallant Sons

Johnny Davis

The Mortal Storm

Rudi

Edison, the Man

Jimmy Price

The Blue Bird

Studious Boy

Bad Little Angel

Thomas 'Tommy' Wilks

They Shall Have Music

Frankie

The Flying Irishman

Young Douglas Corrigan

The Spirit of Culver

Carruthers

Boys Town

Tony Ponessa

The Crowd Roars

Tommy McCoy, as a boy

Love Finds Andy Hardy

Jimmy MacMahon Jr.

In Old Chicago

Dion O'Leary (as a boy)

Of Human Hearts

Jason Wilkins as a Child

Madame X

Raymond Fleuriot, Age 12-14

The Californian

Ramon as a Child

Captains Courageous

Boy in Print Shop (uncredited)

Thank You, Jeeves!

Bobby Smith

Sins of Man

Karl Freyman as a Boy

The Calling of Dan Matthews

Tommy's Friend (uncredited)

Babes in Toyland

Boy (uncredited)

Washee Ironee

Football Player