Joe Zboran

Joe Zboran was an American actor who is best known for Run Like a Thief, I Led 3 Lives, and Nanny and the Professor. Born on October 20, 1917, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, he made appearances in various films and television shows throughout his career. He passed away on November 8, 2004, in Los Angeles, California.

Personal and Family Life

Joe Zboran was born Joseph Zboran and spent much of his early life in Pennsylvania before moving to California. He had a passion for acting from a young age and eventually pursued it as a profession. Although details about his family are not widely known, his contributions to film and television have left a lasting impression.

Career

Zboran’s acting career included roles in several television series and films, where he often played minor characters. He was particularly recognized for his work in popular TV shows during the 50s to 70s. His performances in “Little House on the Prairie” and “I Led 3 Lives” showcase his versatility as an actor in different genres.

Death and Legacy

Joe Zboran passed away on November 8, 2004, leaving behind a legacy of work that continues to be remembered by fans of classic television and film. His contributions have been appreciated by many who admire the talent and dedication of actors from that era. Zboran’s performances, though often uncredited, helped shape the landscape of television during his time.

Filmography

Year Title Role
1976–1979 Little House on the Prairie Ray Bickel / Townsman (uncredited)
1977 The Rockford Files Club Patron (uncredited)
1971 Nanny and the Professor Telephone Man
1967 Custer of the West
1967 Run Like a Thief Benny
1965 Battle of the Bulge German Tank Commander in Flames (uncredited)
1964 The Greatest Show on Earth
1959 Return of the Fly The Fly (uncredited)
1958 Space Master X-7 Bit (uncredited)
1957 Escape from Red Rock Clerk (uncredited)
1957 The Storm Rider Bit (uncredited)
1956 Science Fiction Theatre Bit (uncredited)
1956 Johnny Concho Bit (uncredited)
1953 I Led 3 Lives The Machinist (as Joe Becker)