Acting
Farley Granger
Born 1 July 1925 in San Jose, California, USA · Died 27 March 2011
84 credits
Farley Earle Granger Jr. (July 1, 1925 – March 27, 2011) was an American actor, best known for his two collaborations with director Alfred Hitchcock: Rope in 1948 and Strangers on a Train in 1951.
Known for
Acting 84
- 2004Strangers on a Train: A Hitchcock ClassicFilmSelf
- 2003Broadway: The Golden Age, by the Legends Who Were ThereFilmSelf
- 2001Rope UnleashedFilmSelf
- 2001The Next Big ThingFilmArthur Pomposello
- 2001Rescued from the ClosetFilmSelf
- 1996The Celluloid ClosetFilmSelf
- 1994Hitchcock: Alfred the GreatFilmSelf
- 1988MonstersSeriesDoctor
- 1987James Stewart: A Wonderful LifeFilmSelf (archive footage)
- 1986The Whoopee BoysFilmExtra (uncredited)
- 1986The ImagemakerFilmAmbassador Hoyle
- 1986Very Close QuartersFilmPavel
- 1984Murder, She WroteSeriesJerome Ashcroft
- 1984Tales from the DarksideSeriesDoctor Roebuck
- 1984DeathmaskFilmDouglas Andrews
- 1982Night of 100 StarsFilmSelf
- 1981The ProwlerFilmSheriff George Fraser
- 1978Black BeautySeriesEnos Sutton
- 1977The Love BoatSeriesCharles Cummings, Simon Ashford
- 1976WidowFilmMartin Caine
- 1975Ellery QueenSeriesPaul Quincy
- 1975The Invisible ManSeriesJulian Klae
- 1975Matt HelmSeriesJames McKittrick
- 1975Medical StorySeriesRaymond Stettler
- 1975The Lives of Jenny DolanFilmDavid Ames
- 1974The Six Million Dollar ManSeriesBert Carrington
- 1974What Have They Done to Your Daughters?FilmMr. Polvesi
- 1974Death Will Have Your EyesFilmArmando
- 1974The Haunting of Penthouse DFilmBen
- 1973The SerpentFilmComputer Programming Director
- 1973The Man Called NoonFilmJudge Niland
- 1973ArnoldFilmEvan Lyons
- 1973Amore mio, uccidimi!FilmManny Baxter
- 1972Amuck!FilmRichard Stuart
- 1972So Sweet, So DeadFilmInspector Capuana
- 1972The Red Headed CorpseFilmJohn Ward
- 1972Planet VenusFilm
- 1971Film '72SeriesSelf
- 1971Something Creeping in the DarkFilmSpike
- 1970They Call Me TrinityFilmMajor Harriman
- 1970MaharlikaFilm
- 1970The ChallengersFilmNealy
- 1969Hawaii Five-OSeriesArnold
- 1968The Name of the GameSeriesHoagland Walters
- 1968The OutsiderSeries
- 1968LauraFilmShelby Carpenter
- 1968Rogue's GalleryFilmEdmund Van Dermot
- 1967IronsideSeriesMitch Kirby
- 1967HondoSeries
- 1966CBS PlayhouseSeriesRichard
- 1965Get SmartSeriesBillet
- 1965Run for Your LifeSeriesCharley Herrod
- 1960The Dow Hour of Great MysteriesSeriesRichard Beckett
- 1959The Bell Telephone HourSeriesSelf
- 1957DuPont Show of the MonthSeriesPaul Burgess
- 1957Armored Attack!FilmDamian Simonov
- 1957The Clouded ImageFilmPeter Ashby / Brat Farrar
- 1956Sizeman and SonFilmHarold Sizeman
- 1955The 20th Century Fox HourSeriesSteve Adams
- 1955The Girl in the Red Velvet SwingFilmHarry Kendall Thaw
- 1955The Naked StreetFilmNicholas 'Nicky' Bradna
- 1954Climax!SeriesJohn Haywood
- 1954SensoFilmIl Tenente Franz Mahler
- 1953The Story of Three LovesFilmThomas Clayton Campbell Jr
- 1953Small Town GirlFilmRick Livingston
- 1952O. Henry's Full HouseFilmJim (segment "The Gift of the Magi")
- 1952Hans Christian AndersenFilmNiels
- 1952The Ford Television TheatreSeriesLt. J.G. Robert Haines
- 1951Strangers on a TrainFilmGuy Haines
- 1951Behave Yourself!FilmWilliam Calhoun Denny
- 1951Schlitz Playhouse of StarsSeries
- 1951I Want YouFilmJack Greer
- 1950The Colgate Comedy HourSeriesSelf
- 1950Robert Montgomery PresentsSeriesFred
- 1950Side StreetFilmJoe Norson
- 1950Edge of DoomFilmMartin Lynn
- 1950Our Very OwnFilmChuck
- 1949They Live by NightFilmArthur "Bowie" Bowers
- 1949Roseanna McCoyFilmJohnse Hatfield
- 1948RopeFilmPhillip Morgan
- 1948EnchantmentFilmPax Masterson
- 1947Kraft Television TheatreSeries
- 1944The Purple HeartFilmSgt. Howard Clinton
- 1943The North StarFilmDamian Simonov
Filmography from TMDB.