Richard Gaines
Richard Houston Gaines (July 23, 1904 – July 20, 1975) was an American actor. He appeared in over 75 film and television productions between 1940 and 1962.
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Double Indemnity
As Edward S. Norton Jr.
Ace in the Hole
As Nagel
Nobody Lives Forever
As Charles Manning
Humoresque
As Bauer
Brute Force
As McCollum
Love Me or Leave Me
As Paul Hunter
Flight To Mars
As Prof. Jackson
The Enchanted Cottage
As Frederick 'Freddy' Price
The Invisible Wall
As Richard Elsworth
Ride the Pink Horse
As Jonathan
The Howards of Virginia
As Patrick Henry
The More the Merrier
As Charles J. Pendergast
Tender Comrade
As Waldo Pierson (uncredited)
Unconquered
As Colonel George Washington
A Night to Remember
As Lingle
Five Steps to Danger
As Dean William Brant
Dangerous Years
As Edgar Burns
Do You Love Me
As Ralph Wainwright
Cass Timberlane
As Dennis Thane
White Tie and Tails
As Archer
Ransom!
As Langly
Double Exposure
As James R. Tarlock
A Gun in His Hand
As Police Inspector Dana
The Lucky Stiff
As Dist. Atty. John Logan
Francis in the Haunted House
As D.A. Reynolds
A Kiss for Corliss
As Taylor
The Hucksters
As Cooke
Twice Blessed
As Senator John Pringle
That Wonderful Urge
As Whitson, Farley's Executive
Trial
As Dr. Johannes Schacter
So Goes My Love
As Mr. Josephus Ford
The Great Impostor
As State Official (uncredited)
Every Girl Should Be Married
As Sam McNutt
Mr. Winkle Goes to War
As Ralph Westcott
Marry Me Again
As Dr. Pepperdine
Drum Beat
As Dr. Thomas
The Bride Wore Boots
As Jeff's Attorney (uncredited)
Strange Bargain
As Malcolm Jarvis
Don Juan Quilligan
As Defense Attorney
The Petrified Forest
As Mr. Chisholm
Law of the Plainsman
As J. Roberts Pawley
Perry Mason
As Judge
The George Gobel Show
As Self
Four Star Playhouse
As Rawlinson
The Donna Reed Show
As Dr. Elias Spaulding
Chevron Theatre
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
As M. J. Harrison
Peter Loves Mary
As Dean Robinson
The Rebel
As Jefferson Davis
Studio 57
The Pepsi-Cola Playhouse
As Len Sills
General Electric Theater
Topper
As Jack Green
Revlon Mirror Theatre