From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Dana Elcar (October 10, 1927 – June 6, 2005) was an American television and movie character actor. Although he appeared in about 40 films, his most memorable role was on the 1980s and 1990s television series MacGyver as Peter Thornton, an administrator working for the Phoenix Foundation. Elcar had appeared in the pilot episode of MacGyver as Andy Colson (a completely different character), but was later cast...
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2010
As Dimitri Moisevitch
The Borgia Stick
As Craigmeyer
Catch-22
As Colonel Cathcart
Murder in Three Acts
As Dr. Strange
A Lovely Way to Die
As Layton
The Sting
As F.B.I. Agent Polk
The Boston Strangler
As Luis Schubert
The Nude Bomb
As Chief
Breach of Contract
The Great Northfield Minnesota Raid
As Allen
The Fool Killer
As Mr. Dodd
The Last Flight of Noah's Ark
As Benchley
Soldier Blue
As Capt. Battles
Report to the Commissioner
As Chief Perna
The Day the Bubble Burst
As Mr. Block
St. Ives
As Lt. Charles Blunt
The Whole World Is Watching
As Huston
W.C. Fields and Me
As Dockstedter
Condorman
As Russ Devlin
Of Mice and Men
Sweet Revenge
As Sen. Arthur Hagerty
A Gunfight
As Marv Green
Inside Out
As Leo Gross
Zig Zag
As Harold Tracey
Dying Room Only
As Sheriff
Jungle Warriors
As D'Antoni
Death Penalty
As John Mulligan
Quarterback Princess
As Mr. Caine
'Fail-Safe' and the Cold War
As Self (archive footage)
Good Luck, Miss Wyckoff
As Havermeyer
Mark, I Love You
As Mr. Bassett
Mrs. Pollifax — Spy
As Carstairs
The Death of Me Yet
As Hank Keller
Burning Bright
As Friend Ed
Crisis in Mid-Air
As Brad Mullins
Heatwave!
As Prescott
Deadlock
As George Stack
Sarge: The Badge or the Cross
As Father Frank Dinsmore
Senior Year
As Paul Reed
The Flying Misfits
As Col. Thomas A. Lard
The Learning Tree
As Kirky
Baby Blue Marine
As Sheriff Wenzel
Buddy Buddy
As Capt. Hubris
Blue Skies Again
As Lou
San Francisco International
As George Woodruff
The D.A.: Murder One
As Dr. Carl Enright
There Were Times, Dear
As Don Mason
The Champ
As Hoffmaster
Law of the Land
As Rev. Mr. Endicott
Fail Safe
As Foster
The Maltese Bippy
As Sgt. Kelvaney
Forbidden Love
As Burt Wagner
The Bravos
As Captain Detroville
Adam at Six A.M.
As Van Treadly
Pendulum
As Det. J.J. 'Red' Thornton
Samurai
As Frank Boyd
The Sound of Anger
As Andrew Pearce
Help Wanted: Male
As Milhauser
All of Me
As Burton Schuyler
Panic on the 5:22
As Hal Rodgers
Fireball Forward
As Col. Talbot
Big Deal in Laredo
As Dennis Wilcox
I Want to Live
As Warden
Toughlove
As Max Wiley
Inspector Perez
As Captain R. C. Hodges
The Crucible
As Marshall Herrick
Falcon Crest
As Carl Reed
Columbo
As Falcon
B. J. and the Bear
Trapper John, M.D.
Kung Fu
The A-Team
As George Olsen
The F.B.I.
As Howard Bergdahl
Matlock
Hawaii Five-O
As Dr. Benjamin
Knight Rider
As Strock
Hawkins
As Dr. Aaronson
Baretta
As Inspector Shiller
Alias Smith and Jones
Room 222
Naked City
As Al Borris
Mannix
Hill Street Blues
Scarecrow and Mrs. King
MacGyver
As Pete Thornton
Herbie, the Love Bug
Newhart
Medical Center
Hart to Hart
Gunsmoke
As Pennigrath
Mission: Impossible
As C.W. Cameron
Galactica 1980
As John Steadman
Cannon
Voyagers!
Eight Is Enough
Get Smart
Hallmark Hall of Fame
As Jacob
Ironside
As Bill O'Brien
The Waltons
The Fall Guy
The Magic School Bus
As (voice)
Run for Your Life
As Dr. George Graham
Espionage
Police Story
Matt Houston
The Patty Duke Show
Judd for the Defense
The Sixth Sense
ABC Stage 67
As Lou Coolidge
Foul Play
The Manhunter
The Defenders
As Rankin
A Time To Live
What Really Happened To the Class Of '65?
Baa Baa Black Sheep
As Thomas A. Lard
Bonanza
As Caleb Milton
ER
As Manny Kendovich
Code Red
The Six Million Dollar Man
As Larry Stover
The Name of the Game
As Hood
Hardcastle and McCormick
As Frank Cardigan
Sarge
As Father Frank Dinsmore
The Rockford Files
As Sheriff Mitchell
The Virginian
As Bennett Poole
Teachers Only
The Invaders
As Sheriff Tom Halloway
The Incredible Hulk
As Sheriff Harris
Owen Marshall: Counselor at Law
As Paul Henderson
The Big Story
As Lt. Alameda
The Bold Ones: The Senator
As Collie Ford
Petrocelli
As Prosecutor Daley
The Outsider
As Fred Oliver
Love, American Style
As A. J. Potts