Personal info

Known for

Acting

Gender

Male

Birthday

7 / Aug / 1909 (115 years old)

Place of Birth

Joplin, Missouri, USA

Also Known As

James Alexander Bliedung

John Beal

John Beal (born James Alexander Bliedung, August 13, 1909 – April 26, 1997) was an American actor.

Known For

10.0

That Night!

5 / Aug / 1957

8.7

Hallmark Hall of Fame

2 / Dec / 1951

8.1

Twelve Angry Men

2 / Sep / 1954

8.0

Lincoln

6 / Sep / 1974

7.2

Les Misérables

7 / Apr / 1935

7.2

Hawkins

3 / Mar / 1973

7.1

The Waltons

5 / Sep / 1972

7.0

The Streets of San Francisco

7 / Sep / 1972

7.0

The Man Who Found Himself

6 / Apr / 1937

7.0

Kojak

4 / Oct / 1973

Credits

Acting

1993

•

The Firm

as Nathan Locke

1990

•

The Kid Who Loved Christmas

as Cameron

1988

•

A Place at the Table

as Jim Wilson

1983

•

Amityville 3-D

as Harold Caswell

1979

•

Jennifer: A Woman’s Story

as Prof. Eric Wohlstrom

1977

•

Eleanor and Franklin: The White House Years

as Dr. Carr

1975

•

The Legend of Lizzie Borden

as Dr. Bowen

1974

•

Lincoln

(6 episodes) as Senator Fogelson

1973

•

The House That Cried Murder

as Father

1973

•

Hawkins

(1 episode) as Judge

1973

•

Kojak

(1 episode)

1973

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Kojak

(1 episode) as McKinney

1972

•

The Streets of San Francisco

(1 episode)

1972

•

The Waltons

(1 episode)

1964

•

Another World

(1547 episodes)

1963

•

The Lieutenant

(1 episode)

1962

•

The Nurses

(1 episode) as Dr. Henden

1960

•

Ten Who Dared

as Maj. John Wesley Powell

1960

•

Rapids Ahead/Bear Country

1960

•

Road To Reality

(119 episodes)

1959

•

The Sound and the Fury

as Howard Compson

1959

•

One Step Beyond

(1 episode) as Otto Becher

1959

•

The Alaskans

(1 episode)

1957

•

The Vampire

as Dr. Paul Beecher

1957

•

That Night!

as Commuter Christopher J. Bowden

1955

•

Hollywood Preview

(1 episode) as Self

1955

•

The Millionaire

(1 episode) as Paul Naylor

1954

•

Twelve Angry Men

as Juror #2

1954

•

Inner Sanctum

(2 episodes)

1953

•

Remains to Be Seen

as Dr. Glenson

1953

•

The Trip to Bountiful

as Ludie Watts

1953

•

General Electric Theater

(1 episode) as John Desmond

1953

•

Letter to Loretta

(1 episode) as Father

1952

•

My Six Convicts

as Dr. Wilson aka Doc

1952

•

Omnibus

(1 episode)

1951

•

Hallmark Hall of Fame

(1 episode) as Roger Williams

1951

•

Schlitz Playhouse of Stars

(1 episode)

1950

•

Robert Montgomery Presents

(1 episode) as Ken, the Commuter

1950

•

Robert Montgomery Presents

(1 episode) as Birger Dahlerus

1949

•

Alimony

as Dan Barker

1949

•

Chicago Deadline

as Paul Jean d'Ur

1949

•

Song of Surrender

as Dubois

1949

•

Lights Out

(2 episodes)

1948

•

So Dear to My Heart

as Jeremiah as an Adult - Narrator (voice)

1948

•

Studio One

(1 episode) as Juror #2

1948

•

The Philco Television Playhouse

(1 episode)

1948

•

Studio One

(1 episode) as Maj. Saks

1948

•

Studio One

(1 episode) as Samuel Edison

1948

•

The Philco Television Playhouse

(1 episode) as Ludie

1947

•

Key Witness

as Milton Higby

1947

•

Messenger of Peace

as Pastor Armin Ritter

1945

•

Know Your Enemy: Japan

as Narrator

1945

•

Land and Live in the Desert

as Sam - Skipper

1943

•

Let's Have Fun

as Richard Gilbert

1943

•

Eyes Aloft

as Major

1943

•

Photographic Intelligence for Bombardment Aviation

as Major Dean

1943

•

Edge of Darkness

as Johann Stensgard

1942

•

Atlantic Convoy

as Carl Hansen

1942

•

Stand By All Networks

as Ben Fallon

1942

•

One Thrilling Night

as Horace Jason

1941

•

Ellery Queen and the Perfect Crime

as Walter Matthews

1941

•

Doctors Don't Tell

as Dr. Ralph Sawyer

1939

•

The Cat and the Canary

as Fred Blythe

1939

•

The Great Commandment

as Joel

1938

•

I Am the Law

as Paul Ferguson

1938

•

Port of Seven Seas

as Marius

1938

•

The Arkansas Traveler

as John Daniels

1937

•

Double Wedding

as Waldo Beaver

1937

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Madame X

as Raymond Fleuriot

1937

•

The Man Who Found Himself

as Dr. James Stanton Jr.

1937

•

Border Cafe

as Keith Whitney

1937

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Beg, Borrow or Steal

as Count Bill Cherau

1937

•

Danger Patrol

as Dan Loring

1937

•

We Who Are About to Die

as John Thompson

1936

•

M'Liss

as Stephen Thorne

1935

•

Les Misérables

as Marius

1935

•

Break of Hearts

as Johnny Lawrence

1935

•

Laddie

as Laddie

1934

•

The Little Minister

as Révérend Gavin Dishart

1934

•

Hat, Coat and Glove

as Jerry Hutchins

1933

•

Another Language

as Jerry Hallam

Directing

1954

•

New Faces

Director

Sound

1990

•

(2 episodes) Music Supervisor

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