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Occupation
  
Actor

Siblings
  
Role
  
Film actor


Name
  
Darryl Hickman

Years active
  
1937–99

Children
  
Justin Hickman

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Full Name
  
Darryl Gerard Hickman

Born
  
July 28, 1931 (age 92) (
1931-07-28
)
Hollywood, California, U.S.

Relatives
  
Dwayne Hickman (brother)

Spouse
  
Pamela Lincoln (m. 1959–1982), Lynda Farmer

Books
  
The Unconscious Actor: Out of Control, in Full Command : the Art of Performance in Acting and in Life

Movies and TV shows
  

Similar
  
Dwayne Hickman, Pamela Lincoln, Patricia Cutts

Darryl hickman bio


Darryl Gerard Hickman (born July 28, 1931) is an American film and television actor, television executive, and acting coach.

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Child actor in the 1930s and 1940s

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Hickman was born in Hollywood, California to Milton and Katherine Hickman. His father sold insurance and his mother was a housewife. In the mid-1930s, Darryl was discovered by a dance school director and subsequently became a student there. The following year, the famed Hollywood studio Paramount signed a contract with the child actor. His first film role was as Ronald Colman's son in The Prisoner of Zenda in 1937. He attended Paramount's school in California and had classmates like Gene Nelson and Jackie Cooper.

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In preparation for the 1939 Bing Crosby movie The Star Maker, Paramount casting agents, led by Leroy Prinz, interviewed over 1000 children. Hickman won one of the parts in the film. Pleased with Hickman's performance, Crosby notified his older brother and talent agent Everett Crosby of the young actor. After this, he went on to appear in multiple motion pictures throughout the 1930s and 1940s in a wide array of genres. A busy performer, he would sometimes work at different films simultaneously.

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In 1940, he was cast in 20th Century Fox's film adaption of John Steinbeck's best-selling novel from 1939 The Grapes of Wrath, starring Henry Fonda and directed by John Ford. He portrayed the role of "Winfield Joad", the youngest member of a family trying to cope with the hardships of The Great Depression. The film was a critical and commercial success, with Ford winning an Academy Award for Best Director, while actress Jane Darwell won for Best Supporting Actress. Another notable role during this time included the war-time melodrama The Human Comedy, where he played a mentally slow child. Hickman made a featured appearance as well as "Frank" in the 1942 Our Gang comedy short Going to Press.

In 1946, he played the younger version of Van Heflin's character 'Sam Masterson' in the film noir The Strange Love of Martha Ivers. In order to make it seem credible that Hickman looked like a young Van Heflin, the latter provided a picture of himself as a teenager to the makeup artist Wally Westmore. In this period he also acted alongside Gene Tierney and Cornel Wilde in the 1946 film Leave Her to Heaven. Being the sole survivor among the cast, he provided extra commentary in the DVD release of the movie. His experience of working with Tierney was mixed, considering her to have been aloof and not given her best performance. It won Tierney an Academy Award nomination for Best Actress. The year after the release of Leave Her to Heaven, Hickman was lauded by a newspaper as "one of Hollywood's top juveniles". Hickman later became critical of child acting, lamenting how the profession for young actors deprives them of a real childhood. He opted to get therapeutical assistance for several years in order to come to terms with his past.

Adult years as an actor

Hickman graduated from Cathedral High School in Los Angeles in 1948 (his brother Dwayne graduated from the same school in 1952). Finding it hard to adjust to adulthood after being in the limelight for most of his childhood, he retired from show business to enter a monastery in 1951 as a passionist monk. He returned to Hollywood around one month later. He continued acting, but with fewer roles than he had at the peak of his career. He also began acting for the first time in the then-new entertainment medium of television. The switch did not always turn out successfully, for many shows were cancelled for various reasons in the early years of television. Hickman's ongoing efforts to reinvigorate his acting career were interrupted for two years while he served in the United States Army from 1954 to 1956.

In 1959 and 1960, Hickman appeared on younger brother Dwayne Hickman's CBS sitcom The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis, playing his older brother Davey in three different episodes: "The Right Triangle" (1959), "Deck the Halls" (1959), and "Where There's a Will" (1960). Aside from film and television, Hickman also starred in Broadway productions, such as the Pulitzer Prize-winning play How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying in 1963, substituting for star Robert Morse. In 1976, after a 17-year hiatus from movies, Hickman had a minor role as "Bill Herron" in the film Network.

Television executive and acting coach

Hickman eventually became a television executive, producer, and occasional screenwriter, mainly working in New York City. He wrote the scripts for several 1961 episodes of The Loretta Young Show. In the early 1970s, Hickman was associate producer of the long-running Love of Life. He was also one of the producers of A Year at the Top with Norman Lear in 1977. During the production of the pilot episode for A Year at the Top, he reunited with guest-star Mickey Rooney with whom he had acted in the Boys Town sequel Men of Boys Town in 1941.

Hickman's book about acting techniques The Unconscious Actor: Out of Control, In Full Command was published in April 2007. In it he explains how his approach to acting evolved through his interactions with the various actors and directors he worked with over the years. Among his most important influences came from working with Spencer Tracy and George Cukor in the 1942 movie Keeper of the Flame. In another book written by James Curtis and published in 2011, Spencer Tracy: A Biography, Hickman's admiration for Tracy and Cukor is again documented. He praises the two men's patience in that biography, as well as their ability to give due attention to inexperienced actors such as himself. Earlier, in a 2002 interview, Hickman stated that the current generation of young Hollywood actors were talented but lacked the proper coaching and ambition.

Personal life

Hickman married actress Pamela Lincoln, with whom he had acted in the movie The Tingler, on November 28, 1959. The couple, who had two sons, divorced in 1982. Their younger son, Justin, committed suicide at the age of 19 in 1985.


Filmography

Producer
1975
Love of Life (TV Series) (executive producer - 867 episodes)
1977
A Year at the Top (TV Series) (producer)
1973
CBS Daytime 90 (TV Series) (executive producer - 1 episode)
- Tiger on a Chain (1973) - (executive producer)
Actor
1997
The Nanny (TV Series) as
Priest / Officiating Priest / Doctor / ...
- The Finale: Part 2 (1999) - Priest
- The Wedding (1998) - Officiating Priest
- Fran's Gotta Have It (1997) - Doctor
- Danny's Dead and Who's Got the Will? (1997) - Mr. Binder
1996
Baywatch (TV Series) as
Kendall 'Wolf' Larsen
- Lost and Found (1996) - Kendall 'Wolf' Larsen
1992
Jonah (Video short) as
Derek (voice)
1985
The Greatest Adventure: Stories from the Bible (TV Series short) as
Derek
- Jonah (1992) - Derek (voice)
- The Easter Story (1986) - Derek (voice)
- The Miracles of Jesus (1986) - Derek (voice)
- Queen Esther (1986) - Derek (voice)
- David and Goliath (1985) - (voice)
- Joseph and His Brothers (1985) - Derek (voice)
1992
Queen Esther (Video short) as
Derek (voice)
1991
The Miracles of Jesus (Video short) as
Derek (voice)
1991
Aftermath: A Test of Love (TV Movie) as
Dr. Hayes
1990
Joseph and His Brothers (Video short) as
Derek (voice)
1989
D.A.R.E. Yogi Bear (Short) as
Myron (voice)
1989
The Easter Story (Video short) as
Derek (voice)
1988
Superman (TV Series)
- The Last Time I Saw Earth/It's Superman (1988) - (voice)
1988
A Pup Named Scooby-Doo (TV Series) as
Additional Voices
- Lights- Camera- Monster (1988) - Additional Voices (voice, credit only)
- Robopup (1988) - Additional Voices (voice, credit only)
- The Story Stick (1988) - Additional Voices (voice, credit only)
- Ghost Who's Coming to Dinner (1988) - Additional Voices (voice, credit only)
- Scooby Dude (1988) - Additional Voices (voice, credit only)
- Snow Place Like Home (1988) - Additional Voices (voice, credit only)
- Now Museum, Now You Don't (1988) - Additional Voices (voice, credit only)
- The Babysitter from Beyond (1988) - Additional Voices (voice, credit only)
- For Letter or Worse (1988) - Additional Voices (voice, credit only)
- The Schnook Who Took My Comic Book (1988) - Additional Voices (voice, credit only)
- Wanted: Cheddar Alive (1988) - Additional Voices (voice, credit only)
- The Sludge Monster from the Earth's Core (1988) - Additional Voices (voice, credit only)
- A Bicycle Built for Boo! (1988) - Additional Voices (voice, credit only)
1987
Beauty and the Beast (TV Series) as
Quint
- Nor Iron Bars a Cage (1987) - Quint
1987
Sky Commanders (TV Series) as
R. J. Scott
- Back in the Fold (1987) - R. J. Scott (voice)
- Assault on Raider Stronghold (1987) - R. J. Scott (voice)
1986
The New Adventures of Jonny Quest (TV Series) as
Additional Voices (voice)
1986
Wildfire (TV Series) as
Additional Voices (voice)
1986
David and Goliath (Video short)(voice)
1986
GoBots: Battle of the Rock Lords as
Marbles / Hornet (voice)
1985
Super Friends (TV Series) as
Steve Trevor / Additional Voices
- The Darkseid Deception (1985) - Steve Trevor (voice)
- The Seeds of Doom (1985) - Additional Voices (voice)
1984
Pole Position (TV Series short) as
Roadie
- The Trouble with Kuma (1984) - Roadie (voice, as Daryl Hickman)
- Shadow of a Trout (1984) - Roadie (voice, as Daryl Hickman)
- The Secret (1984) - Roadie (voice, as Daryl Hickman)
- To Clutch a Thief (1984) - Roadie (voice, as Daryl Hickman)
- The Bear Affair (1984) - Roadie (voice, as Daryl Hickman)
- Dial M for Magic (1984) - Roadie (voice, as Daryl Hickman)
- The Thirty-One Cent Mystery (1984) - Roadie (voice, as Daryl Hickman)
- The Thirty-Nine Stripes (1984) - Roadie (voice, as Daryl Hickman)
- The Race (1984) - Roadie (voice, as Daryl Hickman)
- Strangers on the Ice (1984) - Roadie (voice, as Daryl Hickman)
- The Chicken Who Knew Too Much (1984) - Roadie (voice, as Daryl Hickman)
- The Canine Vanishes (1984) - Roadie (voice, as Daryl Hickman)
- The Code (1984) - Roadie (voice, as Daryl Hickman)
1984
Challenge of the GoBots (TV Series) as
Hornet (voice)
1983
The Biskitts (TV Series) as
Wags
- Turnaround Hound/A Dark and Stormy Knight (1983) - Wags (voice)
- The Swamp Monster/May the Best Biskitt Win (1983) - Wags (voice)
- The Moonpond/Fly Me to the Goon (1983) - Wags (voice)
- The Trojan Biskitt/Snatched from Scratch (1983) - Wags (voice)
- The Golden Biskitt/The Bone in the Stone (1983) - Wags (voice)
- The Biskitt Who Cried Wolf/Shecky's Last Laugh (1983) - Wags (voice)
- Spinner's Surprise/Two Leagues Under the Pond (1983) - Wags (voice)
- Raiders of the Lost Bark/The Princess and the Plea (1983) - Wags (voice)
- Moving Day/A Biskitt Halloween (1983) - Wags (voice)
- Dogfoot/Up to His Old Tricks (1983) - Wags (voice)
- Belling the Wild Cat/King Max's War (1983) - Wags (voice)
- As the Worm Turns/Trouble in the Tunnel (1983) - Wags (voice)
- Around the Swamp in a Daze/Rogue Biskitt (1983) - Wags (voice)
1983
Whiz Kids (TV Series)
- A Chip Off the Old Block (1983)
1983
Pac-Man (TV Series) as
Pac-Junior
- Super-Pac vs. Pac-Ape/P.J. Goes Pac-Hollywood (1983) - Pac-Junior (voice)
- The Genie of Pacdad/Computer Packy (1983) - Pac-Junior (voice)
- The Super-Pac Bowl/Journey Into the Pac-Past (1983) - Pac-Junior (voice)
- Here's Super-Pac!/Hey, Hey, Hey- It's P.J. (1983) - Pac-Junior (voice)
1983
High School U.S.A. (TV Movie)(uncredited)
1982
The Tragedy of King Lear (Video) as
Earl of Kent
1981
Sharky's Machine as
Smiley
1981
Space Stars (TV Series) as
Kid Comet
- The Haunted Space Station (Space Ghost) (1981) - Kid Comet (voice)
- Eclipse Woman (Space Ghost) (1981) - Kid Comet (voice)
- City in Space (Space Ghost) (1981) - Kid Comet (voice)
- Time Chase (Space Ghost) (1981) - Kid Comet (voice)
- The Shadow People (Space Ghost) (1981) - Kid Comet (voice)
- The Toymaker (Space Ghost) (1981) - Kid Comet (voice)
- Space Spectre (Space Ghost) (1981) - Kid Comet (voice)
- The Starfly (Space Ghost) (1981) - Kid Comet (voice)
- The Antimatter Man (Space Ghost) (1981) - Kid Comet (voice)
- The Sorceress (Space Ghost) (1981) - Kid Comet (voice)
- Attack of the Space Sharks (Space Ghost) (1981) - Kid Comet (voice)
1981
Looker as
Dr. Jim Belfield
1979
Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo (TV Series) as
Additional Voices (voice)
1978
All in the Family (TV Series) as
Peter Grey
- The Commercial (1978) - Peter Grey
1977
Maude (TV Series) as
Andy
- Phillip and Sam (1977) - Andy
1976
Network as
Bill Herron
1970
Love, American Style (TV Series) as
Ernie (segment "Love and the Uncoupled Couple")
- Love and the Safely Married Man/Love and the Uncoupled Couple/Love and the Many Married Couple (1970) - Ernie (segment "Love and the Uncoupled Couple")
1967
New York Television Theatre (TV Series)
- Rosemary (1967)
1966
Good Old Days (TV Movie) as
Rok
1963
Vacation Playhouse (TV Series) as
Rok / Schuyler 'Sky' Young
- Good Old Days (1966) - Rok
- Hooray for Love (1963) - Schuyler 'Sky' Young
1965
Dr. Kildare (TV Series) as
Harlan Thomas
- Music Hath Charms (1965) - Harlan Thomas
1963
Johnny Shiloh (TV Movie) as
Lieutenant Jeremiah Sullivan
1959
The Magical World of Disney (TV Series) as
Ashley Carstairs / Lieutenant Jeremiah Sullivan
- Johnny Shiloh: Part 2 (1963) - Lieutenant Jeremiah Sullivan
- Johnny Shiloh: Part 1 (1963) - Lieutenant Jeremiah Sullivan
- Texas John Slaughter: Geronimo's Revenge (1960) - Ashley Carstairs
- Texas John Slaughter: Kentucky Gunslick (1960) - Ashley Carstairs
- Texas John Slaughter: Range War at Tombstone (1959) - Ashley Carstairs
- Texas John Slaughter: Wild Horse Revenge (1959) - Ashley Carstairs
- Texas John Slaughter: The Robber Stallion (1959) - Ashley Carstairs
1959
The Untouchables (TV Series) as
Danny Madikoff / Phil Morrisey
- Pressure (1962) - Danny Madikoff
- You Can't Pick the Number (1959) - Phil Morrisey
1961
Rawhide (TV Series) as
Lt. Mathew Perry / Andy Miller
- Reunion (1962) - Lt. Mathew Perry
- Incident of the Running Iron (1961) - Andy Miller
1961
Insight (TV Series)
- The Perennial Problem (1961)
1961
87th Precinct (TV Series) as
Tommy Palmer
- Til Death (1961) - Tommy Palmer
1961
The United States Steel Hour (TV Series) as
Gordon Killman
- Tangle of Truth (1961) - Gordon Killman
1961
Westinghouse Preview Theatre (TV Series) as
Ensign Smithers
- Heave Ho Harrigan (1961) - Ensign Smithers
1961
The Americans (TV Series) as
Cpl. Ben Canfield, USA
- The Inquisitors (1961) - Cpl. Ben Canfield, USA
- The War Between the States (1961) - Cpl. Ben Canfield, USA
- The Bounty Jumpers (1961) - Cpl. Ben Canfield, USA
- The Sentry (1961) - Cpl. Ben Canfield, USA
- The Invaders (1961) - Cpl. Ben Canfield, USA
- The Escape (1961) - Cpl. Ben Canfield, USA
- Reconnaissance (1961) - Cpl. Ben Canfield, USA
- Half Moon Road (1961) - Cpl. Ben Canfield, USA
- On to Richmond (1961) - Cpl. Ben Canfield, USA
- The Rebellious Rose (1961) - Cpl. Ben Canfield, USA
- The Regular (1961) - Cpl. Ben Canfield, USA
- Rebellion at Blazing Rock (1961) - Cpl. Ben Canfield, USA
- Harper's Ferry (1961) - Cpl. Ben Canfield, USA
1961
The Loretta Young Show (TV Series) as
Danny Miles
- The Golden Cord (1961) - Danny Miles
1960
The Detectives (TV Series) as
Frank Locke
- Trial by Fire (1960) - Frank Locke
1959
The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis (TV Series) as
Davey Gillis
- Where There's a Will (1960) - Davey Gillis
- Deck the Halls (1959) - Davey Gillis
- The Right Triangle (1959) - Davey Gillis
1960
The Man and the Challenge (TV Series) as
Max Edwards
- Man in a Capsule (1960) - Max Edwards
1960
The DuPont Show with June Allyson (TV Series) as
Donald
- Moment of Fear (1960) - Donald
1959
The Millionaire (TV Series) as
Johnny Pearson
- Millionaire Nancy Pearson (1959) - Johnny Pearson
1959
Gunsmoke (TV Series) as
Danny / Andy Hill
- Target (1959) - Danny
- The Choice (1959) - Andy Hill
1959
The Tingler as
David Morris
1957
Whirlybirds (TV Series) as
Felix / Duke Stender
- Without a Net (1959) - Felix
- Cycle of Terror (1957) - Duke Stender
1959
Tales of Wells Fargo (TV Series) as
Dan Francis
- The Bounty Hunter (1959) - Dan Francis
1959
Wanted: Dead or Alive (TV Series) as
Damon Ring, Jr.
- Rope Law (1959) - Damon Ring, Jr.
1958
Pursuit (TV Series) as
Det. Mike Robbins
- The Dark Cloud (1958) - Det. Mike Robbins
1958
Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse (TV Series) as
Ensign Janoski
- The Time Element (1958) - Ensign Janoski
1956
Matinee Theatre (TV Series) as
Ben de Franco
- The Vigilante (1958)
- The First Year (1957)
- The Odd Ones (1956) - Ben de Franco
1958
Studio One (TV Series) as
Matt Brand
- The Lonely Stage (1958) - Matt Brand
1957
General Electric Theater (TV Series) as
Yank / Jack Evans
- Incident (1958) - Yank
- Love Came Late (1957) - Jack Evans
1957
Men of Annapolis (TV Series) as
Dusty Rhodes / Midshipman Bob Vickers / Gordon Cochran
- The Genius (1958) - Dusty Rhodes
- Miss Fire (1957) - Midshipman Bob Vickers
- Blue & Gray (1957) - Gordon Cochran
1957
Playhouse 90 (TV Series) as
Herbie / Larry Gordon
- The 80 Yard Run (1958) - Herbie
- Winter Dreams (1957) - Larry Gordon
1957
World in White (TV Movie) as
Dr. Welch
1957
Alfred Hitchcock Presents (TV Series) as
Jackie Blake
- Heart of Gold (1957) - Jackie Blake
1957
Climax! (TV Series) as
Joe Skinner
- Tunnel of Fear (1957) - Joe Skinner
1957
Perry Mason (TV Series) as
Steve Harris
- The Case of the Sleepwalker's Niece (1957) - Steve Harris
1957
Panic! (TV Series) as
Boy
- Love Story (1957) - Boy
1957
The Sheriff of Cochise (TV Series) as
Paul Foster
- Copper Wire (1957) - Paul Foster
1957
The Persuader as
Toby Bonham
1957
The Iron Sheriff as
Benjamin 'Benjie' Galt
1957
The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp (TV Series) as
Dal Royal
- Hang 'Em High (1957) - Dal Royal
1956
Tea and Sympathy as
Al
1956
Sneak Preview (TV Series)
- The Way Back (1956)
1955
Many Rivers to Cross as
Miles Henderson (uncredited)
1954
Ricochet Romance as
Dave King
1954
Schlitz Playhouse (TV Series) as
Dave
- Showdown at Sunset (1954) - Dave
1954
Prisoner of War as
Merton Tollivar
1954
Public Defender (TV Series) as
Johnny Martin
- Two Brothers (1954) - Johnny Martin
1954
Annie Oakley (TV Series) as
Chet Sterling
- Annie Gets Her Man (1954) - Chet Sterling
1954
Southwest Passage as
Jeb
1954
Waterfront (TV Series) as
Charlie Burke
- Harbor Piracy - Charlie Burke
1953
Sea of Lost Ships as
Senior Cadet Pete Bennett
1953
Island in the Sky as
Swanson
1951
The Lone Ranger (TV Series) as
Bob Jessup / Don Lindon
- The Midnight Rider (1953) - Bob Jessup
- Two Gold Lockets (1951) - Don Lindon
1953
Footlights Theater (TV Series) as
Robert Charles
- Change of Heart (1953) - Robert Charles
1953
Destination Gobi as
Wilbur 'Coney' Cohen
1953
Biff Baker, U.S.A. (TV Series) as
Tio Bouvier
- Flight to Geneva (1953) - Tio Bouvier
1952
The Range Rider (TV Series) as
Tommy Ryan
- Fight Town (1952) - Tommy Ryan
1952
The Ford Television Theatre (TV Series) as
Robert Charles
- The Divided Heart (1952) - Robert Charles
1952
Mark Saber (TV Series) as
Ted
- The Case of the Midnight Murder (1952) - Ted (as Daryl Hickman)
1952
Inside Harvester (Short) as
Johnny
1952
Sky King (TV Series) as
Jesse Herrick
- Danger Point (1952) - Jesse Herrick
1951
Submarine Command as
Ens. Jack Wheelwright
1951
Criminal Lawyer as
Bill Webber (uncredited)
1951
Lightning Strikes Twice as
String
1950
Pulitzer Prize Playhouse (TV Series)
- The Pharmacist's Mate (1950)
1950
The Happy Years as
'Tough' McCarty
1949
A Kiss for Corliss as
Dexter Franklin
1949
Any Number Can Play as
Paul Enley Kyng
1949
The Set-Up as
Shanley
1949
Alias Nick Beal as
Larry Price
1948
Big Town Scandal as
Harold 'Skinny' Peters
1948
Fighting Father Dunne as
Matt Davis
1948
The Sainted Sisters as
Jud Tewilliger
1947
Dangerous Years as
Leo Emerson
1947
Black Gold as
Schoolboy
1947
The Devil on Wheels as
Michael 'Micky' Clark
1946
Boys' Ranch as
Hank
1946
The Strange Love of Martha Ivers as
Sam - As a Child
1946
Two Years Before the Mast as
Sam Hooper
1945
Leave Her to Heaven as
Danny Harland
1945
Kiss and Tell as
Raymond Pringle
1945
Rhapsody in Blue as
Ira Gershwin as a Boy
1945
Captain Eddie as
Eddie Rickenbacker - as a Boy
1945
Boogie Woogie (Short) as
Junior Stumplefinger
1945
Salty O'Rourke as
Sneezer
1944
And Now Tomorrow as
Joe (uncredited)
1944
Meet Me in St. Louis as
Johnny Tevis (uncredited)
1944
Song of Russia as
Peter Bulganov
1944
Henry Aldrich, Boy Scout as
Peter Kent
1943
Assignment in Brittany as
Etienne
1943
The Human Comedy as
Lionel
1942
Keeper of the Flame as
Jeb Rickards
1942
Northwest Rangers as
'Blackie', as a Boy
1942
Jackass Mail as
Tommy Gargan
1942
Going to Press (Short) as
Frank
1942
Joe Smith, American as
Johnny Smith
1942
Heart Burn (Short) as
Nephew
1942
Young America as
David Engstrom
1941
Glamour Boy as
Billy Doran
1941
Mob Town as
Butch Malone aka Shrimp
1941
Coffins on Wheels (Short) as
Billy Phillips
1941
Men of Boys Town as
Flip
1941
Sign of the Wolf as
Billy Freeman
1940
Young People as
Tommy
1940
Mystery Sea Raider as
Benny (uncredited)
1940
Untamed as
Mickey Moriarty
1940
Prairie Law as
Homesteader's Son (uncredited)
1940
The Way of All Flesh as
Victor as a boy
1940
The Farmer's Daughter as
Billy Bingham (uncredited)
1940
The Grapes of Wrath as
Winfield
1940
Emergency Squad as
Bob (uncredited)
1939
The Star Maker as
Boots (uncredited)
1938
If I Were King as
Child (uncredited)
1937
The Prisoner of Zenda (uncredited)
1936
Three Cheers for Love as
Child Performer
Writer
-
Hawaiian Eye (TV Series) (story - 1 episode, 1961) (teleplay - 1 episode, 1961)
- Satan City (1961) - (story) / (teleplay)
1961
The Loretta Young Show (TV Series) (written by - 3 episodes)
- Not in Our Stars (1961) - (written by)
- The Man Who Couldn't Smile (1961) - (written by)
- The Golden Cord (1961) - (written by)
Soundtrack
1945
Leave Her to Heaven (performer: "Deedle Deedle Dum Dum" - uncredited)
Thanks
-
Private Screenings (TV Series) (special thanks - 1 episode, 2014) (acknowledgment - 1 episode, 2006)
- Robert Osborne (2014) - (special thanks)
- Child Stars (2006) - (acknowledgment: photos courtesy of)
2011
Vic (Short) (special thanks)
2009
The Ad (Short) (special thanks)
Self
2022
Dream Girl: The Making of Marilyn Monroe (Documentary) as
Self
2015
Tab Hunter Confidential (Documentary) as
Self
2007
Spine Tingler! The William Castle Story (Documentary) as
Self
2006
Private Screenings (TV Series) as
Self - Interviewee
- Child Stars (2006) - Self - Interviewee
1999
Scream for Your Lives! William Castle and 'the Tingler' (Video documentary short) as
Self
1995
Wild Bill: Hollywood Maverick (Documentary) as
Self
1993
Shirley Temple: America's Little Darling (TV Movie) as
Self
1989
When We Were Young...: Growing Up on the Silver Screen (TV Movie documentary) as
Self
1986
Marilyn Monroe: Beyond the Legend (TV Movie documentary) as
Leo Emerson
1978
Second Final Warning (TV Special) as
Self
1977
Final Warning (TV Special) as
Various
1968
What's My Line? (TV Series) as
Self - Panelist
- Episode #1.10 (1968) - Self - Panelist
- Episode #1.9 (1968) - Self - Panelist
- Bennett Cerf (1968) - Self - Panelist
- Godfrey Cambridge (1968) - Self - Panelist
- Dr. Joyce Brothers (1968) - Self - Panelist
1967
Snap Judgment (TV Series) as
Self
- Episode dated 15 May 1967 (1967) - Self
1964
You Don't Say (TV Series) as
Self
- Pat Carroll and Darryl Hickman (1966) - Self
- Dwayne Hickman and Darryl Hickman (1966) - Self
- Dwayne Hickman and Darryl Hickman (1966) - Self
- Joanie Sommers and Darryl Hickman - Day 5 (1964) - Self
- Joanie Sommers and Darryl Hickman - Day 4 (1964) - Self
- Joannie Sommers and Darryl Hickman - Day 3 (1964) - Self
- Joanie Sommers and Darryl Hickman - Day 2 (1964) - Self
- Joanie Sommers and Darryl Hickman - Day 1 (1964) - Self
1965
The Match Game (TV Series) as
Self - Team Captain
- Episode #4.149 (1966) - Self - Team Captain
- Episode #4.148 (1966) - Self - Team Captain
- Episode #4.147 (1966) - Self - Team Captain
- Episode #4.146 (1966) - Self - Team Captain
- Nancy Sinatra & Darryl Hickman (1966) - Self - Team Captain
- Episode #4.25 (1965) - Self - Team Captain
- Episode #4.24 (1965) - Self - Team Captain
- Episode #4.23 (1965) - Self - Team Captain
- Episode #4.22 (1965) - Self - Team Captain
- Jane Withers & Darryl Hickman (1965) - Self - Team Captain
1965
ABC's Nightlife (TV Series) as
Self
- Episode #1.138 (1965) - Self
1965
Call My Bluff (TV Series) as
Self / Self - Panelist
- Florence Henderson & Darryl Hickman - day 5 (1965) - Self - Panelist
- Florence Henderson & Darryl Hickman - day 4 (1965) - Self - Panelist
- Florence Henderson & Darryl Hickman - day 3 (1965) - Self - Panelist
- Florence Henderson & Darryl Hickman - day 2 (1965) - Self - Panelist
- Florence Henderson & Darryl Hickman - day 1 (1965) - Self - Panelist
- Vivian Vance, Rita Moreno, Betty White Vs. Gene Rayburn, Darryl Hickman, Elliott Reid - day 5 (1965) - Self
- Vivian Vance, Rita Moreno, Betty White Vs. Gene Rayburn, Darryl Hickman, Elliott Reid - day 4 (1965) - Self
- Vivian Vance, Rita Moreno, Betty White Vs. Gene Rayburn, Darryl Hickman, Elliott Reid - day 3 (1965) - Self
- Vivian Vance, Rita Moreno, Betty White VS. Gene Rayburn, Darryl Hickman, Elliott Reid - day 2 (1965) - Self - Panelist
- Vivian Vance, Rita Moreno, Betty White VS. Gene Rayburn, Darryl Hickman, Elliott Reid - day 1 (1965) - Self
- Vivian Vance & Darryl Hickman - day 5 (1965) - Self
- Vivian Vance & Darryl Hickman - day 4 (1965) - Self
- Vivian Vance & Darryl Hickman - day 3 (1965) - Self
- Vivian Vance & Darryl Hickman - day 2 (1965) - Self
- Vivian Vance & Darryl Hickman - day 1 (1965) - Self
1964
Missing Links (TV Series) as
Self
- Tom Poston, Darryl Hickman, Florence Henderson (1964) - Self
- Jimmy Dean/Florence Henderson/Darryl Hickman/Tom Poston/guest Martha Wright (1964) - Self
- Episode dated 25 September 1964 (1964) - Self
- Darryl Hickman/Tom Poston/Monique van Vooren/guest Johnny Green (1964) - Self
- Tom Poston/Darryl Hickman/Barbara Feldon (1964) - Self
- Darryl Hickman/Tom Poston/Barbara Feldon/guest Rise Stevens (1964) - Self
1964
Get the Message (TV Series) as
Self
- Constance Bennett/Fran Jeffries/Wally Cox/Darryl Hickman (1964) - Self
- Darryl Hickman & Larry Blyden Vs. Dorothy Kilgallen & Joan Fontaine - day 5 (1964) - Self
- Darryl Hickman & Larry Blyden Vs. Dorothy Kilgallen & Joan Fontaine - day 4 (1964) - Self
- Darryl Hickman & Larry Blyden Vs. Dorothy Kilgallen & Joan Fontaine - day 3 (1964) - Self
- Darryl Hickman & Larry Blyden Vs. Dorothy Kilgallen & Joan Fontaine - day 2 (1964) - Self
- Darryl Hickman & Larry Blyden Vs. Dorothy Kilgallen & Joan Fontaine - day 1 (1964) - Self
- Abe Burrows & Darryl Hickman Vs. Ann Sothern & Nancy Dussault - day 5 (1964) - Self
- Abe Burrows & Darryl Hickman Vs. Ann Sothern & Nancy Dussault - day 4 (1964) - Self
- Abe Burrows & Darryl Hickman Vs. Ann Sothern & Nancy Dussault - day 3 (1964) - Self
- Abe Burrows & Darryl Hickman Vs. Ann Sothern & Nancy Dussault - day 2 (1964) - Self
- Abe Burrows & Darryl Hickman Vs. Ann Sothern & Nancy Dussault - day 1 (1964) - Self
1961
Here's Hollywood (TV Series) as
Self
- Episode #1.80 (1961) - Self
1953
Better Living TV Theatre (TV Series documentary) as
Self
- Episode dated 2 August 1953 (1953) - Self
Archive Footage
2007
Cinemassacre's Monster Madness (TV Series documentary) as
David Morris
- The Tingler (1959) (2007) - David Morris
1995
Century of Cinema (TV Series documentary) as
Danny Harland, 'Leave Her to Heaven'
- A Personal Journey with Martin Scorsese Through American Movies (1995) - Danny Harland, 'Leave Her to Heaven' (uncredited)

References

Darryl Hickman Wikipedia