Dan Riss

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Dan Riss
Dan Riss in Only the Valiant (1951).jpg
Riss in Only the Valiant (1951)
Born
Frederic Daniel Riss

(1910-03-22)March 22, 1910
DiedAugust 28, 1970(1970-08-28) (aged 60)
OccupationActor
Years active1949–1965
Spouse
Virginia Irene Morphew
(m. 1939)
Children2

Frederic Daniel Riss (March 22, 1910 – August 28, 1970) was an American actor who had a career from 1949 to 1965. [1]

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Filmography

YearTitleRoleNotes
1949 Pinky Mr. Stanley - Wooleys' AttorneyUncredited
1949 Arctic Fury Director of the Thompson Institute
1950 When Willie Comes Marching Home Gen. AdamsUncredited
1950 Appointment with Danger Maury Ahearn
1950 Love That Brute District AttorneyUncredited
1950 Panic in the Streets Neff - Newspaper Reporter
1950 Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye District Attorney
1950 The Killer That Stalked New York Skrip
1950 Wyoming Mail George Armstrong
1951 Two Lost Worlds NarratorVoice
1951 The Enforcer The MayorUncredited
1951 Fourteen Hours ReporterUncredited
1951 Only the Valiant Lt. Jerry Winters
1951 Go for Broke! Capt. Solari
1951 Little Egypt Prosecutor
1951 Angels in the Outfield Ed KirneyUncredited
1952 Talk About a Stranger Mr. Taylor the ButcherUncredited
1952 Carbine Williams Jesse Rimmer
1952 Confidence Girl Detective Lieutenant Fenton
1952 Scarlet Angel Walter Frisby
1952 Washington Story Bill Holmby
1952 Operation Secret German Sergeant
1953 The Girl Who Had Everything CounselUncredited
1953 Man in the Dark Jawald
1953 Vice Squad Lt. Bob Imlay
1954 Riders to the Stars Dr. Frank Werner
1954 Three Young Texans Sheriff Carter
1954 Executive Suite City EditorUncredited
1954 The Miami Story Frank Alton
1954 The Yellow Tomahawk Sgt. Bandini
1954 Human Desire Prosecutor GruberUncredited
1954 The Atomic Kid JimUncredited
1956 The Price of Fear Police Lt. Jim Walsh
1956 Johnny Concho Judge Earl Tyler
1957 Gunsmoke MikeTV Episode “Cain” (S2E24)
1957 Kelly and Me Stu Baker
1957 The Iron Sheriff DowdUncredited
1957 Man on Fire Mack
1957 The Hired Gun Walt Bodie - LawyerUncredited
1958 The Case Against Brooklyn RogersUncredited
1958 Badman's Country Marshal McAfee
1958 Tarawa Beachhead HarryUncredited
1958 The Power of the Resurrection Thomas
1959 Al Capone Radio AnnouncerVoice, Uncredited
1959 Battle of the Coral Sea Naval OfficerUncredited
1959 The Story on Page One Court ClerkUncredited
1960 Cheyenne Jeff PierceEpisode: "The Long Rope"
1960 Ma Barker's Killer Brood Baxter
1960 Elmer Gantry Radio AnnouncerUncredited

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References

  1. "Dan Riss". AllMovie. Retrieved March 21, 2019.