John Dehner

American actor in film and television

John Dehner - American actor in film and television
Born

November 23rd, 1915
109 years ago

Died

February 4th, 1992
33 years ago — 76 years old

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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An actor with a prolific career in film and television, primarily recognized for contributions to Westerns and historical dramas. Significant roles included playing in 'The Great Masquerade', 'The Twilight Zone', and 'Have Gun – Will Travel'. His versatility allowed for portrayals of both heroes and villains, achieving a wide-ranging body of work across more than four decades in the industry.

Portrayed the character in 'The Great Masquerade'

Appeared in multiple episodes of 'The Twilight Zone'

Regular role in 'Have Gun – Will Travel'

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