What movie and television projects has Howard Freeman been in?

Answer 1

Howard Freeman has: Played Radio Store Proprietor in "Inflation" in 1942. Played J.P. Norton in "Air Raid Wardens" in 1943. Played Otto Horst in "Margin for Error" in 1943. Played Mr. Quill in "Slightly Dangerous" in 1943. Played Professor Richards in "Lost Angel" in 1943. Played Steve Conlon in "Whistling in Brooklyn" in 1943. Played Governor Tait in "Girl Crazy" in 1943. Played Reverend Holly in "The Human Comedy" in 1943. Played Prof. Constant in "Madame Curie" in 1943. Played George Hartley in "Dancing in Manhattan" in 1944. Played M.K. Simmons in "The Mark of the Whistler" in 1944. Played Tom Gordon in "Carolina Blues" in 1944. Played Max Lessing in "Secret Command" in 1944. Played Mr. George Peetwick in "Meet the People" in 1944. Played Tom Tyler in "Meet Miss Bobby Socks" in 1944. Played Mayor Williams in "Mr. Winkle Goes to War" in 1944. Played McKenzie in "Once Upon a Time" in 1944. Played Cash Riddle in "Rationing" in 1944. Played Mr. Norris in "The Unwritten Code" in 1944. Played Drunk in "You Came Along" in 1945. Played Dr. Barnes in "This Love of Ours" in 1945. Played Kalkbrenner in "A Song to Remember" in 1945. Played Beagle in "Mexicana" in 1945. Played Wilbur Weedy in "That Night with You" in 1945. Played Corelli in "The Blue Dahlia" in 1946. Played Wallace Brent in "Cross My Heart" in 1946. Played Willis in "So Goes My Love" in 1946. Played Gus in "Lights Out" in 1946. Played Brentwood Police Chief in "The Killers" in 1946. Played Mr. Starr in "Susie Steps Out" in 1946. Played Ed Balder in "Abilene Town" in 1946. Played Max Fisher in "Night and Day" in 1946. Played King Philip II in "Monsieur Beaucaire" in 1946. Played Hal Ormiston in "House of Horrors" in 1946. Played Botsworth in "Swell Guy" in 1946. Played Magistrate in "Easy Come, Easy Go" in 1947. Played Hervey Plint in "Cass Timberlane" in 1947. Played Sheriff Ned Meade in "The Long Night" in 1947. Performed in "Kraft Television Theatre" in 1947. Played Dr. Harvey in "That Way with Women" in 1947. Played Nickleby in "Magic Town" in 1947. Played B.J. Halstead in "Cigarette Girl" in 1947. Played Peter Haggerty in "The Perfect Marriage" in 1947. Played Sen. Creel in "California" in 1947. Played Hector Damson in "My Brother Talks to Horses" in 1947. Played Sullivan the Drunk in "Cry of the City" in 1948. Played Myron Schultz in "Up in Central Park" in 1948. Played Dr. Curtis in "The Snake Pit" in 1948. Played Sam Griffin in "The Girl from Manhattan" in 1948. Played Mr. Clinton in "If You Knew Susie" in 1948. Played Junius Brutus in "Studio One" in 1948. Performed in "Studio One" in 1948. Played Mr. Waldron in "Give My Regards to Broadway" in 1948. Performed in "The Ford Theatre Hour" in 1948. Played Herr Kastner in "Letter from an Unknown Woman" in 1948. Played Society Gentleman in "The Time of Your Life" in 1948. Played Bert Bixby in "Arthur Takes Over" in 1948. Played Mr. Peabody in "Summer Holiday" in 1948. Played Hotspur Shaner in "Chicago Deadline" in 1949. Played Dr. Markheim in "Take One False Step" in 1949. Performed in "Somerset Maugham TV Theatre" in 1950. Performed in "Pulitzer Prize Playhouse" in 1950. Played Arthur Timkin in "Perfect Strangers" in 1950. Played R.B. Pulsifer Sr. in "Double Dynamite" in 1951. Played Governor in "Here Comes the Groom" in 1951. Performed in "I Married Joan" in 1952. Played Fogel in "The Turning Point" in 1952. Played Aldrich in "Million Dollar Mermaid" in 1952. Performed in "Campbell Playhouse" in 1952. Played Michael Vanneau in "Scaramouche" in 1952. Played Clark in "Remains to Be Seen" in 1953. Played Clyde Fortright in "The Phil Silvers Show" in 1955. Played Pinkham in "Sunday Showcase" in 1959. Played Mr. Morse in "Johnny Staccato" in 1959. Played Frank Bell in "Route 66" in 1960. Played Andrew Bannister in "The Witness" in 1960. Played Jared Leggett in "Thriller" in 1960. Performed in "Jackie Gleason: American Scene Magazine" in 1962. Played Orrin Banes in "The Rogues" in 1964. Played Langley in "The Baileys of Balboa" in 1964. Played Dean Sawyer in "Dear Brigitte" in 1965.