Other names Don Briggs Spouse Audrey Christie Role Actor | Name Donald Briggs Years active 1930s to 1970s | |
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Born January 28, 1911 ( 1911-01-28 ) Chicago, Illinois, USA Occupation Actor: Film and television Died February 3, 1986, Woodland Hills, California, United States Movies The Adventures of Frank, Captains Courageous, The Beloved Brat, Dreaming Out Loud, Blondes at Work Similar People Victor Fleming, Lew Landers, Richard Thorpe, W S Van Dyke, Edwin L Marin |
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Donald Briggs (January 28, 1911 – February 3, 1986) was an American actor, who appeared in over 75 films and television shows between the 1930s and 1970s.
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He was born in Chicago, Illinois and died in Woodland Hills, California at age 75.
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Early life
Briggs was a graduate of Senn High School in Chicago and worked at KYW radio in 1928.
Radio
Briggs played the title roles in The First Nighter Program, The Sheriff, Perry Mason, and The Adventures of Frank Merriwell.
Family
Briggs was married to actress Audrey Christie.
These are a few of the films he worked in.
Selected Television Credits
These are just some of the television shows he worked on.
• Naked City (1961), Mr. Bagger
• Police Story (1975)
• Here's Lucy; Lucy the Crusader (1970), Mr. Huntington
• Lancer; Angel Day and Her Sunshine Girls (1969), Marshal Thurman (as Don Briggs)
• Bonanza; Erin (1969), Clint Murray (as Don Briggs)
• Batman; Caught in the Spider's Den (1967), Irving Irving (as Don Briggs)
• My Favorite Martian; Who's Got a Secret? (1965), General (as Don Briggs)
• The Wild Wild West; The Night of the Fatal Trap (1965), Sheriff Cantrell (as Don Briggs)
• Hazel; Champagne Tony (1965), Bill Gollard (as Don Briggs)
• Gunsmoke; Hammerhead (1964), Deggers (as Don Briggs)
• The Fugitive; When the Bough Breaks (1964), Whit Pearson
• The Lucy Show (1962-3), Eddie Collin
• Captain Video and His Video Rangers; The Swordsmen of Lyra (1955), Tor (as Don Briggs)
• Lux Video Theatre; This Is Jimmy Merrill (1953), Scott Henderson (as Don Briggs)
• Hallmark Hall of Fame; Joan of Arc (1952), (as Don Briggs)
• Suspense (1949–1951); (as Don Briggs)
• The Web; For Laura (1951), (as Don Briggs)
• Pulitzer Prize Playhouse; The Canton Story (1950), (as Don Briggs)
• Stage 13 (1950)