Van Johnson
Van Johnson
Biography
Van Johnson (1916–2008) was an American film, television theatre and radio actor, singer, and dancer. He was a major star at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer during and after World War II.
Known For
Personal Info
Known For
Acting
Known Credits
142
Gender
Male
Birthday
1916-08-25 (108 years old)
Place of Birth
Newport, Rhode Island, USA
Acting

1995

Roger Moore: A Matter of Class as Self (archive footage)

1992

MGM: When the Lion Roars as Not available

1992

Three Days To A Kill as Comm. Howard

1991

Clowning Around as Mr. Ranthow

1990

Flight from Paradise as Erzähler

1989

Killer Crocodile as Judge

1988

Down There in the Jungle as The professor

1988

Taxi Killer as Captain

1988

Bacall on Bogart as Self

1984

Murder, She Wrote as Elliot Robinson

1984

Murder, She Wrote as Daniel Hannigan

1984

Murder, She Wrote as Daniel O'Brien

1982

Night of 100 Stars as Self

1982

Oops, Those Hollywood Bloopers! as Self (archive footage)

1982

Showbiz Goes to War as (archive footage)

1982

Scorpion with Two Tails as Mulligan - Joan's father

1981

Aloha Paradise as Not available

1980

The Kidnapping of the President as Vice President Ethan Richards

1979

Tales of the Unexpected as Gerry T. Armstrong

1979

Concorde Affair as Captain Scott

1979

From Corleone to Brooklyn as Lieutenant Sturges

1978

Getting Married as Phil Lawrence

1978

Black Beauty as Horace Tompkins

1978

Superdome as Chip Green

1977

The Love Boat as Bert Wilder

1977

The Love Boat as Victor Moncrief

1976

Quincy, M.E. as Al Ringerman

1976

Rich Man, Poor Man - Book II as Marsh Goodwin

1976

Rich Man, Poor Man as Marsh Goodwin

1975

One Day at a Time as Gus Webster

1974

That's Entertainment! as (archive footage)

1974

The Girl on the Late, Late Show as Johnny Leverett

1972

Maude as Henry

1972

Call Her Mom as President Hardgrove

1971

McMillan & Wife as Harry Jerome

1971

Eye of the Spider as Prof. Orson Krüger

1970

Nanny and the Professor as Not available

1970

McCloud as Not available

1970

The Don Knotts Show as Self

1970

San Francisco International as Lester Scott

1970

Company of Killers as Sam Cahill

1969

Love, American Style as Not available

1969

The Price of Power as President James A. Garfield

1969

Eagles Over London as Air Marshal George Taylor

1969

The Extraordinary Seaman as Self (archive footage) (uncredited)

1968

The Name of the Game as Sullivan

1968

The Name of the Game as Jack Newell

1968

Here's Lucy as Van Johnson

1968

Yours, Mine and Ours as Darrel Harrison

1968

Where Angels Go, Trouble Follows as Father Chase: The 'In' Group

1967

Divorce American Style as Al Yearling

1966

Batman as The Minstrel

1966

The Doomsday Flight as Capt. Anderson

1964

The Hollywood Palace as Self - Host

1964

The Hollywood Palace as Self - Singer

1964

American in Paris as James Devlin

1963

Vacation Playhouse as Not available

1963

Wives and Lovers as Bill Austin

1961

The Mike Douglas Show as Self - Co-Host

1961

Ben Casey as Not available

1960

The Enemy General as Allan Lemaire

1959

The DuPont Show with June Allyson as Joe Robertson

1959

Subway in the Sky as Major Baxter Grant

1959

Web of Evidence as Paul Mathry

1959

The Last Blitzkrieg as Hans Von Kroner / Leonard Richardson

1958

The Ann Sothern Show as Terry Tyler

1957

The Pied Piper of Hamelin as Pied Piper / Truson

1957

Kelly and Me as Len Carmody

1957

Slander as Scott Ethan Martin

1957

Action of the Tiger as Carson

1956

Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theatre as Frank Gilette

1956

Miracle in the Rain as Pvt. Arthur 'Art' Hugenon

1956

23 Paces to Baker Street as Phillip Hannon

1956

The Bottom of the Bottle as Donald Martin / Eric Bell

1955

The End of the Affair as Maurice Bendrix

1954

The Last Time I Saw Paris as Charles Wills

1954

The Caine Mutiny as Lt. Stephen Maryk

1954

Brigadoon as Jeff Douglas

1954

Men of the Fighting Lady as Lt. Thayer

1954

The Siege at Red River as Capt. James S. Simmons / Jim Farraday

1953

The Oscars as Self

1953

Letter to Loretta as Self - Guest Host

1953

General Electric Theater as Jimmy Devlin

1953

Remains to Be Seen as Waldo Williams

1953

Confidentially Connie as Joe Bedloe

1953

Easy to Love as Ray Lloyd

1952

Plymouth Adventure as John Alden

1952

Invitation as Dan Pierce

1952

Washington Story as Joseph T. Gresham

1952

When in Rome as Father John X. Halligan

1951

I Love Lucy as Van Johnson

1951

Go for Broke! as Lt. Michael Grayson

1951

Three Guys Named Mike as Michael Lawrence

1951

It's a Big Country as Rev. Adam Burch

1951

Too Young to Kiss as Eric Wainwright

1951

Grounds for Marriage as Dr. Lincoln I. Bartlett

1950

What's My Line? as Self - Mystery Guest

1950

The Big Hangover as David Maldon

1950

Duchess of Idaho as Dick Layne

1949

In the Good Old Summertime as Andrew Delby Larkin

1949

Battleground as Holley

1949

Scene of the Crime as Mike Conovan

1949

Mother Is a Freshman as Professor Richard Michaels

1948

State of the Union as Spike McManus

1948

The Bride Goes Wild as Greg Rawlings

1948

Command Decision as Technical Sergeant Immanuel T. Evans

1947

High Barbaree as Alec Brooke

1947

The Romance of Rosy Ridge as Henry Carson

1946

Till the Clouds Roll By as Bandleader in Elite Club

1946

Easy to Wed as William "Bill" Stevens Chandler

1946

No Leave, No Love as Michael Hanlon

1945

Thrill of a Romance as Thomas Milvaine

1945

Week-End at the Waldorf as James Hollis

1945

Between Two Women as Dr. Randall Adams

1944

The White Cliffs of Dover as Sam Bennett

1944

Twenty Years After as (archive footage)

1944

Two Girls and a Sailor as John Dyckman Brown III

1944

Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo as Ted Lawson

1944

3 Men in White as Dr. Randall Adams

1943

A Guy Named Joe as Ted Randall

1943

Madame Curie as Reporter

1943

Dr. Gillespie's Criminal Case as Dr. Randall Adams

1943

The Human Comedy as Marcus Macauley

1943

Pilot #5 as Everett Arnold

1942

Murder in the Big House as Bert Bell

1942

Somewhere I'll Find You as Wade Hall

1942

The War Against Mrs. Hadley as Michael Fitzpatrick

1942

Personalities as (uncredited)

1942

Dr. Gillespie's New Assistant as Dr. Randall Adams

1942

For the Common Defense! as Agent Pritchard

1940

Too Many Girls as Chorus Boy