
Sam Wanamaker
Known for: Acting
Born: 1919-06-14 – 1993-12-18 (aged 74)
From: Chicago, Illinois, USA
Sam Wanamaker (June 14, 1919 – December 18, 1993 an American film director and actor, and is credited as the person most responsible for the modern recreation of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London. He is father to actress Zoë Wanamaker. He is known for his roles in the films Death on the Nile (1978), Private Benjamin (1989), and Baby Boom (1987). Description above from the Wikipedia article Samuel Wanamaker, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia
Filmography (76)
MOVIE★ 5.5Wild Justice1994as Kingston Parker
MOVIE★ 5.0Bloodlines: Murder in the Family1993as Gerald Woodman
MOVIE★ 10.0Killer Rules1993as Joe Gambon
MOVIE★ 6.2Running Against Time1991as Doctor Koopman
MOVIE★ 5.6Pure Luck1991as Highsmith
MOVIE★ 6.5Guilty by Suspicion1991as Felix Graff
MOVIE★ 8.0Always Remember I Love You1990as Grandfather Mendham
MOVIE★ 6.5The Shell Seekers1989as Richard
TV★ 6.5Baby Boom1988as Fritz Curtis
MOVIE★ 5.3Cognac1988as Ambassador Morley
MOVIE★ 5.5Judgment in Berlin1988as Bernard Hellring
MOVIE★ 5.5Sadie and Son1987as Marty Goldstein
MOVIE★ 6.4Baby Boom1987as Fritz Curtis
MOVIE★ 4.6Superman IV: The Quest for Peace1987as David Warfield
MOVIE★ 7.0Grace Kelly: The American Princess1987as Self
TV★ 5.0The Two Mrs. Grenvilles1987as District Attorney
MOVIE★ 5.8Raw Deal1986as Luigi Patrovita
MOVIE★ 6.7Deceptions1985as Jim Nolan
TV★ 6.0Deceptions1985as Jim Nolan
MOVIE★ 5.0Embassy1985as Ambassador Arthur Ingram
MOVIE★ 5.7The Aviator1985as Bruno Hansen
TV★ 5.7Berrenger's1985
MOVIE★ 8.0Heartsounds1984as Moe Silverman
MOVIE★ 5.6Irreconcilable Differences1984as David Kessler
MOVIEThe Ghost Writer1983as E.I. Lonoff
MOVIE★ 6.0I Was a Mail Order Bride1982as Frank Tosconi
TV★ 6.6American Playhouse1982as E.I. Lonoff
MOVIE★ 9.0Our Family Business1981as Ralph
TV★ 6.3Winston Churchill: The Wilderness Years1981as Bernard Baruch
MOVIE★ 6.1The Competition1980as Andrew Erskine
MOVIE★ 6.0Private Benjamin1980as Teddy Benjamin
MOVIE★ 6.4Charlie Muffin1979as Ruttgers
MOVIE★ 6.3From Hell to Victory1979as Ray MacDonald
MOVIE★ 7.1Death on the Nile1978as Rockford
TV★ 7.0Return of the Saint1978as Domenico
MOVIE★ 7.5The Billion Dollar Bubble1978as Stanley Goldblum
TV★ 7.3Holocaust1978as Moses Weiss
TV★ 7.5Rafferty1977
MOVIE★ 6.5Billy Jack Goes to Washington1977as Bailey
MOVIE★ 6.0Voyage of the Damned1976as Carl Rosen
MOVIE★ 5.5The Sell Out1976as Harry Sickles
MOVIE★ 5.2The Spiral Staircase1975as Lieut. Fields
MOVIEThe Law1974as Jules Benson
MOVIE★ 5.2Mousey1974as Inspector
MOVIEThe Fifth Facade: The Making of the Sydney Opera House1973as Narrator
MOVIEThe Gangster Show: The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui1972as O'Casey
MOVIE★ 5.6Danger Route1967as Lucinda
MOVIE★ 4.8The Day the Fish Came Out1967as Elias
TV★ 7.0ITV Playhouse1967as Armitage
TV★ 7.7Judd, for the Defense1967
MOVIE★ 6.4Warning Shot1967as Frank Sanderman
MOVIE★ 7.1The Spy Who Came In from the Cold1965as Peters
TV★ 4.2Thirty-Minute Theatre1965as Solomon Ithimar, PhD
TV★ 7.6The Wild Wild West1965
TV★ 7.1Run for Your Life1965as Major Joe Rankin
MOVIE★ 6.8Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines or How I Flew from London to Paris in 25 Hours 11 Minutes1965as George Gruber
MOVIE★ 6.5Man in the Middle1964as Major Kaufman
TV★ 10.0Espionage1963as Colonel Sprague
TV★ 7.8The Outer Limits1963as Dr. Simon Holm- MOVIEThe Paradise Suite1963as Frank Engel
MOVIE★ 6.3Taras Bulba1962as Filipenko
TV★ 7.2Man of the World1962as Nicola
TV★ 6.3The Defenders1961as Dr. Ralph Ames- TVSunday-Night Play1960as B.F. Halliran
MOVIE★ 6.4The Criminal1960as Mike Carter
TV★ 7.4Danger Man1960as Patrick Laurence- TV★ 9.0Armchair Mystery Theatre1960
MOVIE★ 6.5The Battle of the Sexes1960as Commentary spoken
TV★ 6.0Armchair Theatre1956as Copeland
TV★ 6.7Gunsmoke1955as Asa Longworth
MOVIE★ 5.6The Secret1955as Nick Delaney
TV★ 8.8Hallmark Hall of Fame1951as Richard
MOVIE★ 6.4Mr. Denning Drives North1951as Chick Eddowes
TV★ 3.5Sunday Night Theatre1950as Pepe
MOVIE★ 5.7Give Us This Day1949as Geremio
MOVIE★ 9.0My Girl Tisa1948as Mark Denek