
Warner Anderson
Mar 10, 1911 - Aug 26, 1976 (65 years old) in Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA
Warner Anderson (March 10, 1911 – August 26, 1976) was an American actor, best known for his starring roles in TV dramas The Lineup and Peyton Place. Anderson was born to "a theatrical family" in Brooklyn, New York, March 10, 1911. He was a Republican.
Anderson had a small part in a film in 1915. A contemporary newspaper article about the movie Sunbeam, in which Anderson appeared in 1917, noted, "Warner Anderson is one of the cleverest children in motion pictures." "He made his adult screen debut in This Is the Army in 1943.
He had supporting parts in several films through the years. They included The Caine Mutiny, Blackboard Jungle, and Destination Tokyo. Operation Burma with Errol Flynn.
Known For

The Rockford Files
Alfred Bannister

Climax!
David Allen

Blackboard Jungle
Dr. Bradley

Go for Broke!
Col. Charles W. Pence

The Violent Men
Jim McCloud

A Lawless Street
Hamer Thorne
Credits
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The Rockford Files 1974Alfred Bannister★ 7.5
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★ 5.5
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The Immortal 1970★ 7.4
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Gidget Grows Up 1969Ambassador Post★ 6
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Ironside 1967★ 6.8
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Rio Conchos 1964Col. Wagner★ 6.3
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Peyton Place 1964Matthew Swain★ 6.6
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Armored Command 1961Lt. Col. Wilson★ 4.7
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The Lineup 1958Lt. Ben Guthrie★ 7.1
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A Lawless Street 1955Hamer Thorne★ 5.4
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Blackboard Jungle 1955Dr. Bradley★ 6.9
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The Violent Men 1955Jim McCloud★ 6.4
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Drum Beat 1954Gen. Canby★ 6
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Climax! 1954David Allen★ 3.3
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The Caine Mutiny 1954Capt. Blakely★ 7.2
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City Story 1954The Church Pastor★ NR
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The Yellow Tomahawk 1954Major Ives★ 6
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Jules Bolduc★ 5.5
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The Last Posse 1953Robert Emerson★ 6
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The Star 1952Harry Stone★ 7.2
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The Doctor 1952Doctor★ NR
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The Blue Veil 1951Bill Parker★ 6.6
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Detective Story 1951Endicott Sims★ 7
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Bannerline 1951Roy★ 6
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Go for Broke! 1951Col. Charles W. Pence★ 5.7
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Only the Valiant 1951Trooper Rutledge★ 6.3
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Santa Fe 1951Dave Baxter★ 6.8
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The Cinematographer 1951Narrator★ 1
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Lux Video Theatre 1950Jim★ 6.3
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Destination Moon 1950Dr. Charles Cargraves★ 5.9
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Dr. George Esmond★ 5.7
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The Lucky Stiff 1949Eddie Britt★ 4.8
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Narrator★ 7
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Command Decision 1948Col. Earnest Haley★ 6.5
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Tenth Avenue Angel 1948Joseph Mills★ 6.1
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Alias a Gentleman 1948Capt. Charlie Lopen★ 6.5
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High Wall 1947r. George Poward★ 6.2
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Song of the Thin Man 1947Dr. Monolaw★ 6.8
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Dark Delusion 1947Teddy Selkirk★ 6
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Capt. William S. Parsons★ 6.5
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The Arnelo Affair 1947Det. Sam Leonard★ 5.3
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Three Wise Fools 1946The O'Monahan★ 5
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Walter Medcraft★ 6.3
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Bad Bascomb 1946Luther Mason★ 6.2
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My Reputation 1946Frank Everett★ 7.1
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Paul MacMillan★ 6.3
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Norman Royce★ 5.7
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Robert Campbell★ 6
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Dangerous Partners 1945Miles Kempen★ 6.3
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Objective, Burma! 1945Col. J. Carter★ 6.9
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Trial by Trigger 1944Dan Fallon★ 2
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Destination Tokyo 1943Andy★ 6.7
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Oklahoma Outlaws 1943Whip McCord★ 5