
Acting
William Smithers
Acting · Born 1927-07-10 · Richmond, Virginia, USA
William Smithers was an American film and television actor. He was best known for his recurring role as Jeremy Wendell in the television series Dallas.
Credits · 54

Walker, Texas Ranger
1993 · Milo Crane

Sledge Hammer!
1986 · Colonel Poltz

Hunter
1984 · Major Cody

Scarecrow and Mrs. King
1983
FilmThe Return of Frank Cannon
1980 · William Barrett
FilmWhere the Ladies Go
1980 · Mullen

The Amazing Spider-Man
1978

Dallas
1978 · Jeremy Wendell
FilmDeathsport
1978 · Doctor Karl

Lucan
1977

Quincy, M.E.
1976

The Manhunter
1974

The Six Million Dollar Man
1974 · General Koslenko
FilmPapillon
1973 · Warden Barrot
FilmScorpio
1973 · Mitchell

Hawkins
1973 · Sam Drummond
FilmCall to Danger
1973 · (uncredited)
FilmTrouble Man
1972 · Captain Joe Marx

The Streets of San Francisco
1972 · Dr. Norman Jessup

The Rookies
1972

Owen Marshall: Counselor at Law
1971 · Mark Wade

Cannon
1971
FilmThe Neon Ceiling
1971 · Doctor Miller
FilmThe Brotherhood of the Bell
1970 · Dr. Jerry Fielder
FilmThe Monk
1969 · Leo Barnes

Marcus Welby, M.D.
1969 · George Howe

Hawaii Five-O
1969 · Dr. Warren Parker

The Mod Squad
1968 · Lew Dickens

The Name of the Game
1968 · Dave Martin

It Takes a Thief
1968 · Mr. Aiken

Mannix
1967 · Salvatore Pucci

Judd, for the Defense
1967

Ironside
1967 · Frank Rich

The Invaders
1967 · Nat Greely

Mission: Impossible
1966 · Victor Tomar

Jericho
1966

Felony Squad
1966

Shane
1966 · Del Packard

Star Trek
1966 · Captain R.M. Merik

Tarzan
1966
Eagle in a Cage
FilmEagle in a Cage
1965 · Gourgaud

The F.B.I.
1965 · Joseph Kearney
The Parisienne and the Prudes
FilmThe Parisienne and the Prudes
1964 · Henry

Espionage
1963 · Crawford Layton

Combat!
1962 · Lt. Markes

The Defenders
1961 · District Attorney Koch
FilmAttack
1956 · Harry Woodruff
FilmThe Shadow
1954 · Alex Bromm
Hamlet
FilmHamlet
1953 · Laertes

Omnibus
1952 · Lt. Gen. A.P. Hill

Hallmark Hall of Fame
1951 · Gourgaud

Robert Montgomery Presents
1950

Studio One
1948 · Bernie Linton

The Philco Television Playhouse
1948