
Douglas Evans
Jan 26, 1904 - Mar 25, 1968 (64 years old) in Madison, Virginia, USA
Douglas Evans (January 26, 1904 – March 25, 1968) was born in Madison, Virginia, was an actor, known for At War with the Army (1950), King of the Rocket Men (1949), and I Saw What You Did (1965). He died on March 25, 1968 in Hollywood, California, USA.
Evans was born in Madison, Virginia. In 1931, he joined the staff of WABC radio in New York as an announcer. Before that, he was an announcer at WMCA, also in New York, and was chief announcer at WGH in Virginia.
He died on March 25, 1968, in Hollywood, California. He is interred in Hollywood Forever Cemetery.
Known For

I Love Lucy
Doug

Perry Mason
Salesman

Petticoat Junction
Mr. Pierson

The Green Hornet
Leland Stone

The Addams Family
Sam Derrick

Behind Closed Doors
Kincaid

The Cisco Kid
Curt Reynolds

Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
Francis Scott Key (uncredited)
Credits
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Mirage 1965★ 7
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I Saw What You Did 1965Tom Ward★ 6.2
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The Addams Family 1964Sam Derrick★ 8
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Bewitched 1964★ 7.9
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Petticoat Junction 1963Mr. Pierson★ 5.8
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The Twilight Zone 1959Man★ 8.4
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Behind Closed Doors 1958Kincaid★ NR
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The Female Animal 1958The Director★ 5.6
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Perry Mason 1957Salesman★ 7.7
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Beginning of the End 1957Editor Norman Taggart★ 3.8
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Leo Raymond★ 5
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The Big Heat 1953Councilman Gillen (uncredited)★ 7.7
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The Magnetic Monster 1953Pilot★ 5.6
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South Pacific Trail 1952Rodney Brewster★ NR
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Captive Women 1952Jason, the Norm traitor★ 4.6
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Just for You 1952Raymond★ 4.8
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The Red Ball Express 1952Brigadier General at Briefing (uncredited)★ 5.8
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My Son John 1952Government Employee (uncredited)★ 5.2
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Retreat, Hell! 1952★ 6.3
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Sky High 1951Maj. Talbot★ 4
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I Love Lucy 1951Doug★ 7.9
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The Whip Hand 1951Carstairs (uncredited)★ 5.6
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Gen. Garvin★ NR
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The Well 1951Lobel★ 7
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Let's Go Navy! 1951Lt. Smith (Personnel Dept.)★ 7
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Lost Planet Airmen 1951Civil Defense Chairman★ 6
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Hollywood Story 1951Director (uncredited)★ 6.6
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Mountie Sergeant★ NR
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Lawyer Ken Jordan★ 5
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The Cisco Kid 1950Curt Reynolds★ 5.9
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The Underworld Story 1950Newscaster (uncredited)★ 6.1
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Lucky Losers 1950Tom Whitney★ 6.1
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Champagne for Caesar 1950Radio Announcer★ 7.1
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"James Hunter"★ 4.4
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No Sad Songs for Me 1950Jack Miles (uncredited)★ 6.2
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D.O.A. 1949Eddie - Salesman on Phone (uncredited)★ 6.9
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Devereaux, posing as Manning★ NR
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The Golden Stallion 1949Jeff Middleton, Owner of Oro City Hotel★ 5.5
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Chairman★ 5.2
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Trails End 1949Mel Porter★ NR
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Hideout 1949Radio Announcer★ 5.4
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The Three Musketeers 1948★ 6.7
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Cowboy Cavalier 1948Lance Regan★ NR
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Secret Service Inspector Crehan★ 6
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Ruthless 1948George (Uncredited)★ 5.5
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Crossed Trails 1948Jim Hudson★ NR
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California Firebrand 1948Lance Dawson★ 3
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The Main Street Kid 1948Mark Howell★ NR
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Gun Talk 1947Rod Jackson★ NR
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Dragnet 1947Radio Announcer★ 6
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Flashing Guns 1947Longdon★ NR
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The Crimson Key 1947Dr. Kenneth G. Swann★ 4.3
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Dangerous Venture 1947Grimes Atwood★ NR
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Radio Announcer★ 6
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Police Broadcaster★ 5.7
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Sailors on Leave 1941Radio Announcer (uncredited)★ NR
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Parachute Battalion 1941Radio Announcer (voice)★ 5.5
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Highway West 1941Police Announcer (uncredited)★ 5.8
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Man-Made Monster 1941Police Radio Announcer (uncredited)★ 6.1
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Sergeant - Wireless Operator★ 6
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Three Faces West 1940'We the People' Radio MC★ 5.4
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The Green Hornet 1940Martin Mortinson (uncredited)★ 5.5
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Sued for Libel 1939Douglas Evans, Radio Announcer (uncredited)★ 5.4
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Francis Scott Key (uncredited)★ 7.9