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Willard Waterman

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Born: August 29, 1914
Died: February 2, 1995
From: Madison, Wisconsin, USA

Also known as

Willard Lewis Waterman

Biography

Willard Waterman was an American radio, screen, and television character actor. He was memorable as the star of radio's The Great Gildersleeve from 1950 to 1955. Waterman additionally starred in the 1955 television version.

Known for

The Apartment

Hollywood or Bust

Auntie Mame

Mystery Street

Father of the Bride

Fourteen Hours

The Flintstones

1960 Series 7.4

So You Think You're Not Guilty

Filmography

32 displayed · 54 matching · 54 total

1981

Acting 1 EP

1973

Acting (Vice President)

1966

Acting 1 EP

1965

Camp Runamuck

Acting 1 EP

Acting 1 EP

1964

Get Yourself a College Girl

Acting (Senator Hubert Morrison)

The Bing Crosby Show

Acting 1 EP

1963

My Favorite Martian

Acting 1 EP

Vacation Playhouse

Acting (Coach Walter Biddle) 1 EP

1962

The Lucy Show

Acting (Greg Gregory) 1 EPActing (Critter) 1 EP

1961

Acting 2 EP

1960

The Flintstones

Acting (Gus Gravel (voice)) 1 EPActing (Sherman Cobblehead) 1 EP

Guestward, Ho!

Acting 1 EP

Pete and Gladys

Acting 2 EP

The Apartment

Acting (Mr. Vanderhoff)

1959

Dennis the Menace

Acting (Otis Quigley) 9 EPActing (Marvin Quigley) 1 EP

The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis

Acting 1 EP

Acting (de Lesseps) 1 EP

Acting (Cyrus K. Throckmorton) 1 EP

1958

Auntie Mame

Acting (Claude Upson)

77 Sunset Strip

Acting 1 EP

Bat Masterson

Acting (Bank Manager) 1 EPActing (Town Merchant) 1 EPActing (Mayor Goodwin) 1 EP

1957

The Real McCoys

Acting 5 EP

Acting 2 EP

Wagon Train

Acting (Hezekiah) 1 EP

1956

Hollywood or Bust

Acting (Manager Neville)

The Adventures of Jim Bowie

Acting (Judge Jonas Koford) 1 EP

1955

Acting 1 EP

The Great Gildersleeve

Acting (Throckmorton P. 'Gildy' Gildersleeve) 31 EP

Three for the Show

Acting (TV Show Moderator (uncredited))

1954

December Bride

Acting 1 EP

1953

Half a Hero

Acting (Charles McEstway)