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Harold Bergman

Known For
Acting
Born
April 19, 1919 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
Active Years
1980–1998 (19 Years)
Total Credits
24 credits in database
Acting Born Apr 19, 1919 Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA 24 credits
24
Total Credits
1980–1998
19 Years Career Span
15
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Harold Bergman works in acting. Born April 19, 1919 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA. Archytele tracks 24 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Frequent co-stars

Career timeline

Dawson's Creek
Exit
Radioland Murders
Staying Afloat
Off and Running
Somebody Has to Shoot the Picture
Cocoon: The Return
MatlockAladdinThe Whoopee BoysWhoops Apocalypse
CocoonMiami SupercopsThe Heavenly Kid
Miami ViceDouble TroubleHarry & Son
Go for ItThieves and RobbersA Night in Heaven
Nobody's PerfektFreddie of the Jungle
The Final CountdownSuper Fuzz

Full Filmography

24 titles

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Harold Bergman best known for?

Harold Bergman is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Inherit the Wind (1960), Dawson's Creek (1998), Amsterdamned (1988), The Final Countdown (1980).

When and where was Harold Bergman born?

Harold Bergman was born on April 19, 1919 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA.

How many credits does Harold Bergman have?

Harold Bergman has accumulated over 24 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1980 to 1998.

Harold Bergman by the numbers

24credits
21films
3TV series
1980–1998active years

Age in their best-rated roles

  • Miami Vice (1984) as Judge Sumner D. Rupp — aged about 65
  • Dawson's Creek (1998) as Elderly Reverend — aged about 79
  • Matlock (1986) as Brian Morrell — aged about 67
  • Double Trouble (1984) as Double Agency Director — aged about 65
  • Go for It (1983) as Sam (uncredited) — aged about 64
  • Cocoon (1985) as Reverend — aged about 66

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