Harry Dean Stanton filmography

Stanton in 2006

The following is the complete filmography of American actor Harry Dean Stanton (July 14, 1926 – September 15, 2017).

Film

Year	Title	Role	Notes
1956	The Wrong Man	The Department of Corrections Employee	Uncredited
1957	Revolt at Fort Laramie	Rinty
	Tomahawk Trail	Private Miller	Credited as Dean Stanton
1958	The Proud Rebel[1]	Jeb Burleigh
	Voice in the Mirror	Hysterical Patient In Psychiatric Ward	Uncredited
1959	Pork Chop Hill[1]	U.S. Soldier With BAR
	The Jayhawkers![1]	Deputy Smallwood	Uncredited
	A Dog's Best Friend[1]	Roy Janney	Credited as Dean Stanton
1960	The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn[1]	The Slave Catcher
1962	Hero's Island[1]	Dixey Gates
	How the West Was Won[1]	Gant Henchman	Uncredited
1963	The Man from the Diners' Club	Poetry-Reciting Beatnik
1966	Ride in the Whirlwind[1]	Dick "Blind Dick"	Credited as Dean Stanton
1967	A Time for Killing	Sergeant Dan Way
	The Hostage	Eddie
	Cool Hand Luke[1]	"Tramp"
1968	Day of the Evil Gun[1]	Sergeant Parker
	The Mini-Skirt Mob[1]	"Spook"
1969	Lanton Mills	Lanton	Short film
1970	The Rebel Rousers[1]	Randolph Halverson	Credited as Dean Stanton
	Kelly's Heroes[1]	Willard
1971	Two-Lane Blacktop[1]	Oklahoma Hitchhiker
	What's the Matter with Helen?[1]	Malcolm Hays
1972	Cisco Pike[1]	Jesse Dupre	Credited as H.D. Stanton
	Cry for Me, Billy	Luke Todd
1973	Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid[1]	Luke
	Dillinger[1]	Homer Van Meter
1974	Where the Lilies Bloom[1]	Kiser Pease
	Zandy's Bride[1]	Songer
	Cockfighter[1]	Jack Burke
	Win, Place or Steal[1]	Jack
	The Godfather Part II[1]	F.B.I. Man #1
1975	Rafferty and the Gold Dust Twins[1]	Billy Winston
	Rancho Deluxe	Curt
	The Fortune	Prisoner In Holding Cell	Uncredited
	Farewell, My Lovely[1]	Detective Billy Rolfe
	92 in the Shade[1]	Carter
1976	The Missouri Breaks[1]	Calvin
1978	Renaldo and Clara[1]	Lafkezio
	Straight Time[1]	Jerry Schue
	Up in Smoke	Police Officer	Scenes deleted
1979	Wise Blood[1]	Asa Hawks
	Alien[1]	Samuel Brett	DVDX Award for Best Audio Commentary (New for DVD)[2]
	The Rose[1]	Billy Ray
1980	Death Watch	Vincent Ferriman
	The Black Marble[1]	Philo Skinner
	Private Benjamin[1]	First Sergeant Jim Ballard
1981	Escape from New York[1]	Harold "Brain" Hellman
1982	One from the Heart	Moe
	Young Doctors in Love[1]	Dr. Oliver Ludwig
1983	Christine[1]	Detective Rudy Junkins
1984	Repo Man[1]	Bud
	Paris, Texas[1]	Travis Henderson
	The Bear[1]	Coach Thomas
	Red Dawn[1]	Tom Eckert
1985	The Care Bears Movie[1]	Brave Heart Lion	Singing voice
	UFOria[1]	Brother Bud Sanders
	One Magic Christmas[1]	Gideon
	Fool for Love[1]	Old Man
1986	Pretty in Pink[1]	Jack Walsh
1987	Slam Dance[1]	Detective Benjamin Smiley
1988	Stars and Bars[1]	Loomis Gage
	Mr. North[1]	Henry Simmons
	The Last Temptation of Christ[1]	Saul / Paul of Tarsus
1989	Dream a Little Dream[1]	Ike Baker
	Twister[1]	Eugene Cleveland
1990	The Fourth War[1]	General Hackworth
	Wild at Heart[1]	Johnnie Farragut
	Stranger in the House
1992	Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me[1]	Carl Rodd
	Man Trouble[1]	Redmond Layls
	Cruise Control	Roland	Short film
1994	Blue Tiger[1]	Smith
1995	One Hundred and One Nights	Hollywood Actor	Uncredited
	Never Talk to Strangers[1]	Max Cheski
1996	Playback[1]	Ernie Fontenot
	Down Periscope[1]	Howard
1997	Midnight Blue[1]	Eric
	She's So Lovely[1]	Tony "Shorty" Russo
	Fire Down Below	Cotton Harry
1998	The Mighty[1]	Elton "Grim" Pinneman
	Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas[1]	The Judge
	A Civil Action	The Land Watcher	Uncredited
	Tobacco Blues	The Narrator	Documentary
1999	Ballad of the Nightingale	Jean-Paul
	The Straight Story[1]	Lyle Straight
	The Green Mile[1]	"Toot-Toot"	Nominated — Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture[3]
2000	The Man Who Cried[1]	Felix Perlman
	Sand	Leo
2001	The Pledge[1]	Floyd Cage
	The Animal	The Hunter	Uncredited
2002	Sonny[1]	Henry
	Ginostra	Del Piero
2003	Anger Management[1]	The Blind Man	Uncredited
2004	Chrystal	Pa Da
	The Big Bounce[1]	Bob Rogers Sr.
	Dig!	Himself	Documentary
2005	The Wendell Baker Story[1]	Skip Summers
2006	Alpha Dog[1]	Cosmo Gadabeeti
	Alien Autopsy[1]	Harvey
	You, Me and Dupree	Curly	Uncredited
	Inland Empire[1]	Freddie Howard
2007	The Good Life	Gus
	Being Michael Madsen	Himself
	Mr. Warmth: The Don Rickles Project[1]	Himself	Documentary
2009	The Open Road	Amon
2010	On Holiday	Josh, The Roommate's Dad
2011	Rango[1]	Balthazar	Voice
	This Must Be the Place[1]	Robert Plath
2012	The Avengers	Security Guard
	Seven Psychopaths[1]	Man In Hat	Boston Society of Film Critics Award for Best Cast[4] Nominated — San Diego Film Critics Society Award for Best Performance by an Ensemble[5]
	Harry Dean Stanton: Partly Fiction	Himself	Documentary
2013	The Last Stand	Mr. Parsons	Uncredited
	9 Full Moons	Dimitri
	Carlos Spills the Beans	"Rhino"
2014	The Pimp and the Rose	Harry	Short film
2016	Hux	Grandpa
2017	Sick of it All	News Reporter
	Lucky	"Lucky"	Gijón International Film Festival Award for Best Actor[6] Satellite Award for Best Actor – Motion Picture[7] Nominated — Chicago Film Critics Association Award for Best Actor[8] Nominated — Gotham Independent Film Award for Best Actor[9]
2018	Frank & Ava[10]	Sheriff Lloyd	Posthumous release; Final film role

Television

Year	Title	Role	Notes
1954	Inner Sanctum	Andrew	Episode: "Hour of Darkness"
1957	Suspicion[1]	Bill	Episode: "Four O'Clock"
	The Walter Winchell File	Country Boy	Episode: "Country Boy"
1958–1968	Gunsmoke	Various	8 episodes
1958	The Court of Last Resort	Unknown	Episode: "The Jacob Loveless Case"
1958	Panic!	Jerry	Episode: "Patrol"
	Decision	Simeon Dawson	Episode: "The Tall Man"
	The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin	Clint Dirkson	Episode: "Decision of Rin Tin Tin"
	Man with a Camera	Jerry	Episode: "Six Faces of Satan"[1]
1958–1959	The Texan	Chad Bisbee / Frank Kaler	2 episodes
	Rescue 8	Landers / Skeets, Young Bum
1958–1961	Zane Grey Theater	Various	4 episodes
1959	Walt Disney Presents	Drew Griswold	Episode: "The Griswold Murder"[1]
	Bat Masterson	Jay Simms	Episode: "Deadline"
	The D.A.'s Man	Barbo	Episode: "The Triangle"
	The Rifleman	Clemmie Martin	Episode: "Tension"
	The Lineup	Alfie	2 episodes
	Lock-Up	Tommy Fuller	Episode: "Writ of Terror"
	Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse	Rafe Daniels / Gordon	2 episodes
1959–1961	The Lawless Years	Various	4 episodes
1959-1962	Have Gun – Will Travel	"Slim" Wilder / Stoneman	2 episodes
1959–1963	Laramie	Various	4 episodes
1959–1965	Rawhide
1960	The Man from Blackhawk	Sonny Blakey	Episode: "Diamond Cut Diamond"
	Johnny Ringo	Frank Brogger	Episode: "The Gunslinger"[1]
	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	Lemon	Season 5 Episode 37: "Escape to Sonoita"
1960–1961	The Untouchables	Moxie / Picolo / The Newspaper Seller	3 episodes
1961	Gunslinger	Stacey	Episode: "Zone"
	The Roaring 20's	"Fingers"	Episode: "The Red Carpet"
	The Law and Mr. Jones	Harry Walker	Episode: "The Enemy"
1961-1963	Bonanza	Stiles / Billy	2 episodes
1962	Cain's Hundred	Hood #1	Episode: "The Plush Jungle: Benjamin Riker"
	Checkmate	The Singer	Episode: "The Heart Is a Handout"
	Stoney Burke	Dell Tindall	Episode: "Point of Honor"
	Combat!	Private Beecham	Episode: "A Day in June"
1963	Big G	Nick Crider	Episode: "Nobody Dies on Saturday"
1964-1969	Daniel Boone	Crane / Jeb Girty	2 episodes
1965	The Fugitive	Randy	Episode: "Moon Child"
	A Man Called Shenandoah	Quince Logan	Episode: "The Debt"
1966	The Big Valley	Swain	Episode: "By Force and Violence"
	Vacation Playhouse	Dayton Skagg	Episode: "Frank Merriwell"
	The Dangerous Days of Kiowa Jones	"Jelly"	Television film
1967	The Wild Wild West	Lucius Brand	Episode: "The Night of the Hangman"
	The Guns of Will Sonnett	J.J. Kates	Episode: "Meeting at Devil's Fork"
	Cimarron Strip	Luther Happ	Episode: "Till the End of Night"
	The Andy Griffith Show	The Proprietor	Episode: "Howard's New Life"
1968	The High Chaparral	Johnny Faro	Episode: "Gold Is Where You Leave It"
1968	The Virginian	Clint Daggert	Episode: "Ride to Misadventure"
	Mannix	Dean Hill	Episode: "Who Will Dig the Graves?"
	The Name of the Game	Joe "Joe-Joe"	Episode: "Pineapple Rose"
1969	Adam-12	Henry Fletcher	Episode: "Log 22:...So This Little Guy Goes Into a Bar, and..."
	Petticoat Junction	Ringo	Episode: "One of Our Chickens Is Missing"
1970	The Intruders	Whit Dykstra	Television film shot in 1967
1975	The Legendary Curse of the Hope Diamond	President Warren G. Harding	Television film
1976–1977	Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman	Jake Walters	4 episodes
1977	A Fistful of Dollars	Sheriff	Prologue made for ABC's first TV showings[11]
1979	Flatbed Annie & Sweetiepie: Lady Truckers	C.W. Douglas	Television film
1979–1980	Young Maverick	"Pokey" Tindal	2 episodes
1980	The Oldest Living Graduate	Mike	Television film
1982	Laverne & Shirley	Johnny Velvet	Episode: "Star Peepers"
1983	I Want to Live!	Emmett Perkins	Television film
1986	Saturday Night Live	Himself / Host	Episode: "Harry Dean Stanton/The Replacements"
1987	Faerie Tale Theatre	Rip Van Winkle	Episode: "Rip Van Winkle"
	The Ransom of Red Chief	Sam	Television film
1988	The French as Seen By...	"Slim"	Television short
1989	The Jim Henson Hour	Chancey Bellow	Episode: "Monster Maker"
1990	Beyond the Groove	The Traveler	Episode: "Episode One"
1991	Payoff	Hook	Television film
1992	Hostages	Frank Reed
1993	Hotel Room	Moe	Episode: "Tricks" Nominated — CableACE Award for Actor in a Dramatic Series[12]
1994	Against the Wall	Hal	Television film
1996	Dead Man's Walk	Shadrach	3 episodes
2004	Two and a Half Men	Himself	Episode: "Back Off Mary Poppins"
2006–2010	Big Love	Roman Grant	37 episodes Nominated — Satellite Award for Best Supporting Actor – Series, Miniseries or Television Film (2007, 2009)[13][14]
2009	Alice	Caterpillar	2 episodes
2010	Chuck	Harry	Episode: "Chuck Versus the Anniversary"
2011	Mongo Wrestling Alliance	Baron Kleberkuh	Voice 9 episodes
2013–2015	Getting On	Leonard Butler	3 episodes
2017	Twin Peaks	Carl Rodd	5 episodes

Video games

Year	Title	Role	Notes
2014	Alien: Isolation	Samuel Brett	Voice

Music videos

Year	Title	Performer(s)	Notes
1983	"Say Say Say"	Paul McCartney & Michael Jackson
1985	"A Whiter Shade of Pale"	Procol Harum
1987	"Get Rhythm"	Ry Cooder
1987	"Those Memories of You"	Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt, Emmylou Harris
1996	"Sorry You Asked"	Dwight Yoakam
2003	"Stop"	Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
2009	"Dreamin' of You"	Bob Dylan
2013	"Christmas in L.A."	The Killers

References

1. "Harry Dean Stanton". BFI. Archived from the original on February 19, 2016. Retrieved 16 September 2017.
2. Tudor, Jim; Blake, Taylor (September 18, 2017). "Remembering Harry Dean Stanton". Zekefilm.org.
3. "Remembering the Roles of Harry Dean Stanton". MeTV. September 18, 2017.
4. Morgan, David (2012-12-09). ""Amour," "The Master" top L.A. film critics' awards". CBS News.
5. "2012 Awards". sdfcs.org. San Diego Film Critics Society.
6. "Gijón/Xixón International Film Festival 55th Edition Winners". Gijon.es. 25 November 2017.
7. Pond, Steve (28 November 2017). "'Dunkirk,' 'The Shape of Water' Lead Satellite Award Nominations".
8. ""Lady Bird," "Call Me By Your Name" win big for Chicago film critics". Chicago Film Critics Association. Archived from the original on December 13, 2017. Retrieved December 13, 2017.
9. "'Get Out' Leads 2017 Gotham Awards Nominations". Variety. 19 October 2017.
10. "Harry Dean Stanton's final starring role: Filmmakers pay tribute to 'legend'". Entertainment Weekly.
11. "A Fistful of Dollars Prologue".
12. Herbert, Steven (1993-11-03). "HBO Earns 107 Cable Award Nods; 'Beavis' Gets Comedy Bid". Los Angeles Times.
13. "Satellite Award nominees". Variety. 30 November 2007.
14. "ACTOR IN A SUPPORTING ROLE IN A MINISERIES OR MOTION PICTURE MADE FOR TELEVISION". International Press Academy.

External links

• Official website
• Harry Dean Stanton at IMDb
• Harry Dean Stanton at the TCM Movie Database