
Actor
Warren Berlinger
Born August 31, 1937 in Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USADied December 2, 202039 films
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Warren Berlinger (born August 31, 1937) is an American character actor, with both Broadway runs and over a thousand television appearances to his credit.
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First watchThe Long Goodbye19737.4as MorganIn 1970s Hollywood, Detective Philip Marlowe tries to help a friend who is accused of murdering his wife.View filmEssential films
Ranked by acclaim and reachFilmography
39 films as actor- 2003They Call Him SasquatchHoward Dell
- 1999JusticeFather Ryan
- 1996That Thing You Do!Polaroid T.V. Host
- 1992HeroJudge Goines
- 1989Ten Little IndiansDet. William Henry Blore
- 1988Take TwoApartment Manager
- 1988What Price Victory
- 1988Outlaw ForceCapt. Morgan
- 1987Going BananasPalermo
- 1986Ponce de LeonHerb
- 1986Casey at the BatMarty Williams
- 1986Free RideDean Stockwell
- 1983The Other WomanPhil Gleason
- 1982The World According to GarpStew Percy
- 1982Lily for President?Zit Kogan
- 1981The Cannonball RunShakey Finch
- 1981Crash IslandWarren Bundy
- 1979The Magician of LublinHerman
- 1979Sex and the Single ParentNed
- 1976The Shaggy D.A.Dip
- 1976Wanted: The Sundance WomanNogales Sheriff Alvin Lopenheimer
- 1976Harry and Walter Go to New YorkStage Manager
- 1976I Will, I Will...For NowSteve Martin
- 1975The Four DeucesChico Hamilton, the Arch Rival
- 1975LepkeGurrah Shapiro
- 1975Ellery Queen: Too Many SuspectsEddie Carter
- 1973The Girl Most Likely To...Herman Anderson
- 1973The Long GoodbyeMorgan
- 1967Thunder AlleyEddie
- 1966SpinoutPhilip Short
- 1965BillieMike Benson
- 1965KilroyOscar Kilroy
- 1961All Hands on DeckRudy Rush
- 1960The Wackiest Ship in the ArmyA.J. Sparks
- 1960Platinum High School'Crip' Hastings
- 1960Because They're YoungBuddy McCalla
- 1959Blue DenimErnie
- 1956Three Brave MenHarry Goldsmith
- 1956Teenage RebelDick Hewitt





