Douglas Dick

Douglas Dick was an American actor known for his roles in Rope, The Second Hundred Years, and Bewitched. Born on November 20, 1920, in Charleston, West Virginia, he became a well-recognized face in film and television until his retirement.

Personal and Family Life

Douglas Dick had a rich personal life, being married twice. His first marriage was to Rhoda (Ronnie) Marion Noyer from September 5, 1959, until their divorce on November 29, 1960. He later married Peggy Chantler Dick on April 13, 1963, and remained with her until her death on November 20, 2001.

Education and Career

In addition to his acting career, Dick earned a PhD in psychology from the California School of Professional Psychology in 1971. After gaining his degree, he left acting to pursue a career in psychotherapy, which he practiced until 2003. During his acting career, he was particularly noted for his earnest performances in various film genres.

Death and Legacy

Douglas Dick passed away on December 19, 2015, in Los Angeles, California, due to natural causes. He left behind a legacy as a talented actor and psychologist, and his contributions to both industries are remembered fondly. His work in classic films and television shows continues to be appreciated by audiences today.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
Rope 1948-03-11 Kenneth Lawrence
Saigon 1947-12-05 Captain Mike Perry
The Accused 1949-01-12 Bill Perry
Casbah 1948-04-01 Carlo
Footsteps in the Night 1957-04-14 Henry Johnson
The Iron Mistress 1952-11-19 Narcisse de Bornay
The Red Badge of Courage 1951-09-27 The Lieutenant
Something to Live For 1952-03-07 Baker
The Oklahoman 1957-05-19 Mel Dobie
So This Is Love 1953-07-15 Bryan Curtis
The Searching Wind 1946-08-09 Sam Hazen
A Yank in Indo-China 1952-04-02
Home of the Brave 1949-05-12 Major Robinson
The Gambler from Natchez 1954-08-04 Claude St. Germaine
North to Alaska 1960-11-07 Lieutenant
Flaming Star 1960-12-20 Will Howard
Day is Done 1955-10-12 Cpl. Carlson
Rope Unleashed 2001-03-06 Self (archive footage)
Waterfront 1954-08-21 Carl Herrick
Alcoa Theatre 1957-09-30 Gordon Kennedy
Perry Mason 1957-09-21 Ted Harberson
Perry Mason 1957-09-21 Peter Caine