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Personal Info

Gender

Male

Birthday

1921-12-18 (103 years old)

Place of Birth

Eau Claire, Wisconsin, USA

John Myhers

Biography:

Known For

Acting

1985

The Twilight Zone as (segment "Ye Gods")

1980

1979

1977

The Incredible Hulk as Man On The Bus

1976

The Shaggy D.A. as Adm. Brenner
Street People as Francis

1974

Herbie Rides Again as Announcer at San Francisco's Office of the President
Kolchak: The Night Stalker as Senator James Talbot

1973

Walking Tall as Lester Dickens

1972

1776 as Robert Livingston
Awake and Sing! as Schlosser
Snowball Express as Mr. Manescue
Temperatures Rising as Edgar Cross
Temperatures Rising as Malaporte

1971

Train Terrain as Hector Heathcote
Ice Cream for Help as Hector Heathcote (voice)
Willard as Carlson

1970

Land Grab as Hector Heathcote (voice)
Lost and Foundation as Hector Heathcote
Belabour Thy Neighbor as Hector Heathcote (voice)
The Odd Couple as Director One

1969

2000 Years Later as Air Force General
Love, American Style as Brad Crandall

1968

The Private Navy of Sgt. O'Farrell as Lt. Comdr. Roger Snavely

1967

The Mothers-in-Law as Sound Engineer
The Mothers-in-Law as Studio Head
The Mothers-in-Law as Bob Simpson

1966

The Rat Patrol as Rettig

1965

Get Smart as Otto Hurrah
Hogan's Heroes as Field Marshal von Heinke
Hogan's Heroes as General Wittkamper

1963

Spooky-Yaki as Hanako
A Bell for Philadelphia as Hector Heathcote
Tea Party as Hector Heathcote
The First Telephone as Hector Heathcote (voice)
Pearl Crazy as Hanako
Tea House Mouse as Hashimoto / Yuriko / Cat

1962

Loyal Royalty as Hanako
Klondike Strikes Out as Hector Heathcote

1961

The Unsung Hero as Hector Heathcote(voice)
Honorable Cat Story as Hashimoto
Drum Roll as Hector Heathcote
The First Fast Mail as Hector Heathcote
Crossing The Delaware as Hector Heathcote
Railroaded to Fame as Hector Heathcote (voice)

1960

Daniel Boone, Jr. as Hector Heathcote
The Famous Ride as (voice)

1959

The Minute and a ½ Man as Hector Heathcote (voice)

1957

1951

Quo Vadis as Guard (uncredited)

1950

Writing

1989

1980

Directing

1989