Max Showalter
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- June 2, 1917
- Died
- July 30, 2000 (aged 83)
- Birthplace
- Caldwell, Kansas, USA
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Max Showalter (June 2, 1917 – July 30, 2000), also credited as Casey Adams, was an American film, television, and stage actor, as well as a composer, pianist, and singer. One of Showalter's most memorable roles was as Jean Peters' character's husband in the 1953 film Niagara.
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Filmography
Sixteen Candles
Movie · as Fred
Racing with the Moon
Movie · as Mr. Arthur, Piano Teacher
A Gun in the House
Movie · as Peter Schechter
Foul Play
TV · 1 ep
The Stockard Channing Show
TV · as Gus Clyde · 13 eps
10
Movie · as Reverend
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
Movie · as Ernest Shears
The Incredible Hulk
TV · 1 ep
The Love Boat
TV · as Herman Baker, Jarvis Holden · 1 ep
Quincy, M.E.
TV · as Dr. Milton Gold · 1 ep
Bonnie's Kids
Movie · as Frank
Kojak
TV · as Quinlan · 1 ep
Police Story
TV · 1 ep
The Bob Newhart Show
TV · as Dr. Morgan · 1 ep
The Anderson Tapes
Movie · as Bingham
The Moonshine War
Movie · as Mr. Worthman
A Talent for Loving
Movie · as Franklin
The Doris Day Show
TV · as Mr. Craig Fletcher · 1 ep
Lord Love a Duck
Movie · as Howard Greene
How to Murder Your Wife
Movie · as Tobey Rawlins
Fate Is the Hunter
Movie · as Dan Crawford
Sex and the Single Girl
Movie · as Holmes
The Lucille Ball Comedy Hour
Movie · as Walter
Bewitched
TV · as Charles Barlow · 1 ep
My Six Loves
Movie · as B. J. Smith
Move Over, Darling
Movie · as Hotel Desk Clerk
The Music Man
Movie · as Salesman On Train (uncredited)
Bon Voyage!
Movie · as The Tight Suit
Smog
Movie · as Paul Prescott
The Lucy Show
TV · as Vinnie Meyers · 1 ep
Sam Benedict
TV · as Tom Buchanan · 1 ep
Summer and Smoke
Movie · as Roger Doremus
Return to Peyton Place
Movie · as Nick Parker (uncredited)
Dr. Kildare
TV · as Ben Ballard, Rulon Murphy · 1 ep
Hazel
TV · as Mr. Blackpool, Mr. Barry, Mr. Starkey · 1 ep
Elmer Gantry
Movie · as Deaf Man (uncredited)
The Andy Griffith Show
TV · as Ralph Mason · 1 ep
Surfside 6
TV · 1 ep
Stagecoach West
TV · as David Harkness · 1 ep
It Happened to Jane
Movie · as Selwyn Harris
The Twilight Zone
TV · as Pat Riley · 1 ep
The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis
TV · as Dr. Charles Graham · 1 ep
Hawaiian Eye
TV · as Ralston · 1 ep
Voice in the Mirror
Movie · as Don Martin
The Female Animal
Movie · as Charlie Grant
The Naked and the Dead
Movie · as Colonel Dalleson
Dragoon Wells Massacre
Movie · as Phillip Scott
The Monster That Challenged the World
Movie · as Dr. Tad Johns
Perry Mason
TV · as Carl Reynolds, Burt Stokes, Frank Logan, Clarence Henry, Talbot Sparr, Charles Judd · 1 ep
The Thin Man
TV · 1 ep
Richard Diamond, Private Detective
TV · as Bill Henry · 1 ep
Hawkeye and the Last of the Mohicans
TV · as Capt. West · 1 ep
Bus Stop
Movie · as Life Magazine Reporter
Indestructible Man
Movie · as Lt. Richard Chasen
Never Say Goodbye
Movie · as Andy Leonard
The Gale Storm Show
TV · as Orchestra Leader · 1 ep
The Return of Jack Slade
Movie · as Billy Wilcox
Gunsmoke
TV · as Barney Wales · 1 ep
Matinee Theater
TV · 1 ep
Navy Log
TV · 1 ep
The 20th Century Fox Hour
TV · as Barry · 1 ep
Crossroads
TV · 1 ep
Naked Alibi
Movie · as Det. Lt. Parks
Down Three Dark Streets
Movie · as Dave Millson
Night People
Movie · as Frederick S. Hobart
Public Defender
TV · as Conrad Martin · 1 ep
Dangerous Crossing
Movie · as Jim Logan
Vicki
Movie · as Larry Evans
Niagara
Movie · as Ray Cutler
Destination Gobi
Movie · as Walter Landers
General Electric Theater
TV · as Will Henderson · 1 ep
Letter to Loretta
TV · as Rusty Graham, Neil, Bill Garner, Phil · 1 ep
With a Song in My Heart
Movie · as Harry Guild
What Price Glory
Movie · as Lieutenant Moore
My Wife's Best Friend
Movie · as Pete Bentham
The Ford Television Theatre
TV · 1 ep
Schlitz Playhouse of Stars
TV · as Don Evers · 1 ep
The Bob Hope Show
TV · as Self · 1 ep
Always Leave Them Laughing
Movie · as Comet Pen Salesman