Cast
John Forsythe
Acting
Cast
John Forsythe
Known for
Acting
Born
1918-01-29
From
Penns Grove, New Jersey, USA
Died
2010-04-01
Also known as Джон Форсайт, Jacob Lincoln Freund, John Lincoln Freund
Biography
John Forsythe (born Jacob Lincoln Freund; January 29, 1918 – April 1, 2010) was an American stage, television and film actor. Forsythe starred in three television series, spanning four decades and three genres: as single playboy father Bentley Gregg in the 1950s sitcom Bachelor Father (1957–1962); as the unseen millionaire Charles 'Charlie' Townsend on the 1970s crime drama Charlie's Angels (1976–1981), and as patriarch Blake Carrington on the 1980s soap opera Dynasty (1981–1989). He hosted World of Survival (1971–1977).
★5.9
MOVIE2000
Charlie's Angels
as Charlie (voice)
★5.5
MOVIE2003
Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle
as Charles 'Charlie' Townsend (voice)
★6.8
MOVIE1988
Scrooged
as Lew Hayward
★7.1
MOVIE1979
...And Justice for All
as Judge Henry T. Fleming
★6.0
MOVIE1969
Topaz
as Michael Nordstrom
★7.0
MOVIE1955
The Trouble with Harry
as Sam Marlowe
★5.8
MOVIE1982
Night of 100 Stars
as Self
★7.5
MOVIE1967
In Cold Blood
as Alvin Dewey
★6.0
MOVIE1977
Tail Gunner Joe
as Paul Cunningham
★6.8
MOVIE1985
Night of 100 Stars II
as Self
★6.3
MOVIE1953
Escape from Fort Bravo
as Captain Marsh
★7.5
MOVIE1985
Disneyland's 30th Anniversary Celebration
as Self
★6.7
MOVIE1975
The Deadly Tower
as Lt. Elwood Forbes
MOVIE2000
Angels Forever
as Self (archive)
MOVIE1952
10,000 Horses Singing
as Marv Payne
★6.9
MOVIE1943
Destination Tokyo
as Sparks
★6.2
MOVIE1979
The Muppets Go Hollywood
as Self
★6.4
MOVIE1966
Madame X
as Clay Anderson
★6.1
MOVIE1969
The Happy Ending
as Fred Wilson
★6.2
MOVIE1943
Northern Pursuit
as Corporal (uncredited)
MOVIE1976
Charlie's Angels
as Charles Townsend (voice) (uncredited)
★4.8
MOVIE1974
Terror on the 40th Floor
as Dan Overland
★6.4
MOVIE1996
Shirley Maclaine: Kicking Up Her Heels
as Self
★6.1
MOVIE1952
The Captive City
as James "Jim" C. Austin
★4.9
MOVIE1971
Murder Once Removed
as Dr. Ron Wellesley
★7.7
MOVIE1968
Shadow on the Land
as Gen. Wendell Bruce
★10.0
MOVIE1978
With This Ring
as Gen. Albert Harris
MOVIE1948
The Things People Want
as Don
★5.1
MOVIE1978
Cruise Into Terror
as Rev. Charles Mather
★6.6
MOVIE1977
Goodbye & Amen
as The American Ambassador
★8.0
MOVIE1973
Lisa, Bright and Dark
as William Schilling
★10.0
MOVIE1977
Never Con a Killer
as E.J. Valerian
★6.0
MOVIE1964
See How They Run
as Martin Young
★8.0
MOVIE1980
A Time for Miracles
as Postulator
★9.0
MOVIE1986
Kraft Salutes the George Burns 90th Birthday Special
as Self
★10.0
MOVIE1981
Sizzle
as Mike Callahan
★7.5
MOVIE2022
This Is Joan Collins
as Self (Archive Footage)
★7.0
MOVIE1990
Opposites Attract
as Rex Roper
★6.3
MOVIE1953
The Glass Web
as Don Newell
★4.9
MOVIE1956
The Ambassador's Daughter
as Sgt. Danny Sullivan
★6.8
MOVIE1973
The Letters
as Paul Anderson
★6.1
MOVIE1982
Mysterious Two
as He
★5.3
MOVIE1964
Kitten with a Whip
as David Stratton
★9.0
MOVIE1987
On Fire
as Joe Leary, Sr.
MOVIE1976
Amelia Earhart
as G.P. Putnam
MOVIE1967
A Bell for Adano
as Maj. Victor P. Joppolo
★7.2
MOVIE2011
Beatles Stories
as Self (archive footage)
★5.5
MOVIE1949
Arson, Inc.
as Race Track Aannouncer (voice, uncredited)
★6.6
MOVIE1999
We Wish You a Merry Christmas
as Mr. Ryan (voice)
★6.9
MOVIE1974
Cry Panic
as David Ryder
★7.0
MOVIE1959
What Makes Sammy Run?
as Al Manheim
★6.0
MOVIE1988
Happy Birthday, Bob: 50 Stars Salute Your 50 Years with NBC
as Self
★4.0
MOVIE1978
The Users
as Reade Jamieson
★9.0
MOVIE1974
The Healers
as Dr. Robert Kier
★5.8
MOVIE1959
Dubrovsky
as Wladia
★6.3
MOVIE1953
It Happens Every Thursday
as Bob MacAvoy
★7.3
MOVIE2001
'The Trouble with Harry' Isn't Over
as Self
★8.2
MOVIE1956
Everything But the Truth
as Ernie Miller
★6.0
MOVIE2002
Did you leave us, Blake?
as Self
★8.0
MOVIE1983
George Burns Celebrates 80 Years in Show Business
as Self - Host
★8.0
MOVIE1951
American Harvest
as Self - Narrator (voice)
MOVIE1994
Universal Studios Florida: Experience the Magic of Movies
as Self - Host
MOVIE1992
Universal Studios Hollywood: A Universe of Cinemagic
as Himself