TV
69
39
Credits
20
Movies
15
TV series
30
Years active
6.8
Avg. rating
0
Awards won
The life and career of Dick Wesson
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Career timeline
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1922 · Born
Born in Boston, Massachusetts, USA
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1950 · Screen debut
Destination Moon (Movie)
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1962 · Breakthrough
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1963 · Directing debut
Petticoat Junction (TV)
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1963 · First production
Petticoat Junction (TV)
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1969 · Writing debut
Change of Mind (Movie)
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1979 · Latest release
Makin' It (TV)
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1996 · Died
April 25, 1996
Career in numbers
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Comedy18
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Drama10
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Family4
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Crime4
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Romance4
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Western3
Highest-rated title
Quincy, M.E.
1976
7.5
Most popular title
The Beverly Hillbillies
1962
6.9
Known for
TV
69
TV
75
Quincy, M.E.
Clarence
TV
59
Petticoat Junction
Director
TV
74
Barney Miller
Director
TV
74
Starsky & Hutch
1975
TV
62
That Girl
1966
TV
The Real McCoys
Writer
TV
66
Dennis the Menace
Writer
TV
69
Maude
Writer
TV
The Bob Cummings Show
Writer
TV
Startime
Writer
Movie
70
Calamity Jane
Francis Fryer
TV
The People's Choice
Rollo 'Hex' Hexley
Movie
60
Rollercoaster
Tourist Father
TV
Tabitha
1977
Movie
59
Destination Moon
Joe Sweeney
Movie
62
The Errand Boy
The A.D.
TV
Makin' It
1979
Movie
Jim Thorpe – All-American
Ed Guyac
Movie
The Man Behind The Gun
Sgt. 'Monk' Walker
Movie
The Charge at Feather River
Pvt. Cullen
Movie
Movie
Force of Arms
Kleiner
Frequent collaborators
People who appear most often alongside Dick Wesson in our catalogue.
David Brian
2 titles together
Filmography
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1979
Makin' It
TV
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1977
Dog and Cat
as Zink Kauffen
Movie
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1977
Rollercoaster
as Tourist Father
6.0 Movie
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1977
Tabitha
TV
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1976
Quincy, M.E.
as Clarence
7.5 TV
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1975
Starsky & Hutch
7.4 TV
- 1974 Paul Sand in Friends and Lovers TV
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1966
That Girl
6.2 TV
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1962
The Beverly Hillbillies
6.9 TV
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1961
The Errand Boy
as The A.D.
6.2 Movie
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1956
On Vacation with Mickey Mouse and Friends
as The Boss (voice)
Movie
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1955
The Goofy Success Story
as Announcer (voice)
Movie
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1955
Paris Follies of 1956
as Chuck Russell
Movie
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1955
The People's Choice
as Rollo 'Hex' Hexley
TV
-
1953
Calamity Jane
as Francis Fryer
7.0 Movie
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1953
The Charge at Feather River
as Pvt. Cullen
Movie
-
1953
The Desert Song
as Benjamin 'Benjy' Kidd
Movie
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1953
The Man Behind The Gun
as Sgt. 'Monk' Walker
Movie
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1952
About Face
as Dave Crouse
Movie
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1951
Starlift
as Sgt. Mike Nolan
Movie
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1951
Sunny Side of the Street
as Dave Gibson
Movie
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1951
Jim Thorpe – All-American
as Ed Guyac
Movie
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1951
Force of Arms
as Kleiner
Movie
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1951
Inside the Walls of Folsom Prison
as Tinker
Movie
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1950
Breakthrough
as Pvt. Sammy Hansen
Movie
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1950
Destination Moon
as Joe Sweeney
5.9 Movie
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1972
Maude
6.9 TV
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1963
Petticoat Junction
5.9 TV
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1962
The Beverly Hillbillies
6.9 TV
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1959
Startime
TV
-
1959
Dennis the Menace
6.6 TV
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1957
The Real McCoys
TV
-
1955
The Bob Cummings Show
TV
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1975
Barney Miller
7.4 TV
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1963
Petticoat Junction
5.9 TV
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1969
Change of Mind
Movie
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1967
Tammy and the Millionaire
Movie
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1963
Petticoat Junction
5.9 TV
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1969
Change of Mind
Movie
Photos
Quick facts
When did Dick Wesson die?
Dick Wesson died on April 25, 1996 at the age of 73.
Where was Dick Wesson born?
Dick Wesson was born in Boston, Massachusetts, USA.
What was Dick Wesson’s first screen role?
The earliest title in our catalogue featuring Dick Wesson is Destination Moon (1950).
How many movies and series has Dick Wesson made?
Our catalogue lists 35 titles for Dick Wesson: 20 movies and 15 TV series.
What is Dick Wesson’s highest-rated title?
Among titles with enough votes, Quincy, M.E. has the highest audience rating, with 7.5/10 on TMDB.
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