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Full name:	Leo Vincent Gordon
Height:	6' 2" (1.88 m)
Born:	2 December 1922, New York, New York, USA
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Known as:	Leo Gordon / Leo V. Gordon
Occupation:	Actor , Writer
Spouse:	Lynn Cartwright (1950 - 26 December 2000) (his death)
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Maverick (1994): $1,000/day

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Filmography:

Movies:

Maverick

- Poker Player (as Leo V. Gordon) - Year: 1994

Mob Boss (video)

- Don O'Reily - Year: 1990

Alienator

- Corporal Coburn - Year: 1989

Saturday the 14th Strikes Back

- The Evil One - Year: 1988

Big Top Pee

-wee - Joe the Blacksmith - Year: 1988

The Garbage Pail Kids Movie

- Guard #1 - Year: 1987

Savage Dawn

- Sheriff - Year: 1985

Fire and Ice

- Jarol (voice) - Year: 1983

Bog

- Dr. John Warren - Year: 1983

The Lucifer Complex

- Actor - Year: 1978

Hitler's Son

- Tuennes - Year: 1978

Nashville Girl

- Burt - Year: 1976

The Shootist

- Books' victim in flashback (uncredited) - Year: 1976

Lonesome Gun

- Red (uncredited) - Year: 1973

Bonnie's Kids

- Charley - Year: 1973

You Can't Win 'Em All

- Bolek, Writer - Year: 1970

All the Loving Couples

- Writer - Year: 1969

Buckskin

- Travis - Year: 1968

Hostile Guns

- Hank Pleasant - Year: 1967

Devil's Angels

- Sheriff Henderson - Year: 1967

The St. Valentine's Day Massacre

- Heitler - Year: 1967

Tobruk

- Sgt. Krug, Writer (as Leo V. Gordon) - Year: 1967

Beau Geste

- Krauss - Year: 1966

The Night of the Grizzly

- Cass Dowdy - Year: 1966

The Bounty Killer

- Writer - Year: 1965

The Dictator's Guns

- Morrison - Year: 1965

The Girls on the Beach

- Second Waiter (uncredited) - Year: 1965

Kitten with a Whip

- Sgt. Enders - Year: 1964

Kings of the Sun

- Hunac Kell - Year: 1963

The Haunted Palace

- Edgar Weeden/Ezra Weeden - Year: 1963

The Terror

- Writer - Year: 1963

McLintock!

- Jones - Year: 1963

Tower of London

- Writer (story) - Year: 1962

The Nun and the Sergeant

- Dockman - Year: 1962

Tarzan Goes to India

- Bryce, Head Engineer - Year: 1962

The Intruder

- Sam Griffin - Year: 1962

The Cat Burglar

- Writer - Year: 1961

Valley of the Redwoods

- Writer - Year: 1960

Noose for a Gunman

- Link Roy - Year: 1960

The Wasp Woman

- Writer - Year: 1960

The Big Operator

- Danny Sacanzi - Year: 1959

Attack of the Giant Leeches

- Writer - Year: 1959

The Jayhawkers!

- Jake - Year: 1959

Escort West

- Vogel, Writer - Year: 1958

Ride a Crooked Trail

- Sam Mason - Year: 1958

Apache Territory

- Zimmerman - Year: 1958

The Cry Baby Killer

- Man in crowd (uncredited), Writer (screenplay) (story) - Year: 1958

Hot Car Girl

- Writer - Year: 1958

Quantrill's Raiders

- William Clarke Quantrill - Year: 1958

The Notorious Mr. Monks

- Chip Klamp - Year: 1958

The Restless Breed

- Cherokee - Year: 1957

Baby Face Nelson

- John Dillinger - Year: 1957

The Rifle

- Stark - Year: 1957

Man in the Shadow

- Chet Hunaker - Year: 1957

Black Patch

- Hank Danner, Writer - Year: 1957

Lure of the Swamp

- Steggins, Insurance Investigator - Year: 1957

7th Cavalry

- Vogel - Year: 1956

Johnny Concho

- Mason - Year: 1956

The Man Who Knew Too Much

- Chauffer (uncredited) - Year: 1956

Great Day in the Morning

- Zeff Masterson - Year: 1956

Red Sundown

- Rod Zellman - Year: 1956

The Steel Jungle

- Lupo - Year: 1956

The Conqueror

- Tartar captain - Year: 1956

Man with the Gun

- Ed Pinchot - Year: 1955

Tennessee's Partner

- The Sheriff - Year: 1955

Robbers' Roost

- Jeff (Hayes' man) - Year: 1955

Soldier of Fortune

- Big Matt - Year: 1955

Santa Fe Passage

- Tuss McLawery - Year: 1955

Seven Angry Men

- Martin White - Year: 1955

Ten Wanted Men

- Frank Scavo - Year: 1955

The Bamboo Prison

- Pike - Year: 1954

Sign of the Pagan

- Bleda - Year: 1954

The Yellow Mountain

- Drake - Year: 1954

The Egyptian

- Egyptian soldier (uncredited) - Year: 1954

Riot in Cell Block 11

- Carnie - Year: 1954

Hondo

- Ed Lowe - Year: 1953

All the Brothers Were Valiant

- Peter How - Year: 1953

Gun Fury

- Tom 'Jess' Burgess - Year: 1953

City of Bad Men

- Russell (as Leo V. Gordon) - Year: 1953

China Venture

- Sgt. Hank Janowicz - Year: 1953

The Wasp Woman (TV movie)

- Writer (1960 screenplay) - Year: 1995

Young Indiana Jones and the Hollywood Follies (TV movie)

- Wyatt Earp - Year: 1994

War and Remembrance (TV mini

-series) - Gen. Omar Bradley (as Leo V. Gordon) - Year: 1988

All American Cowboy (TV movie)

- Actor - Year: 1985

M.A.D.D.: Mothers Against Drunk Drivers (TV movie)

- Officer Horvath - Year: 1983

The Winds of War (TV mini

-series) - Gen. 'Train' Anderson (as Leo V. Gordon) - Year: 1983

Enos (TV series)

- Sgt. Theodore Kirk (as Leo V. Gordon) - Year: 1980

Rage! (TV movie)

- Cal's Father - Year: 1980

Barbary Coast (TV movie)

- Chief Macdonald Keogh - Year: 1975

The Trackers (TV movie)

- Higgins - Year: 1971

Adam

-12 (TV series) - Writer (writer), Director - Year: 1968

Bonanza (TV series)

- Writer (writer) (two episodes) - Year: 1959

Texas John Slaughter (TV series)

- Outlaw #2 - Year: 1958

Colt .45 (TV series)

- Writer (writer) - Year: 1957

Maverick (TV series)

- Big Mike McComb (1957-59), Writer - Year: 1957

Circus Boy (TV series)

- Hank Miller - Year: 1956

Cheyenne (TV series)

- Writer (writer) - Year: 1955

TV Guest

Alienator

- Corporal Coburn

Savage Dawn

- Sheriff

Bog

- Dr. John Warren

Hitler's Son

- Tuennes

Bonnie's Kids

- Charley

All the Loving Couples

- Writer

Beau Geste

- Krauss

The Girls on the Beach

- Second Waiter (uncredited)

Kings of the Sun

- Hunac Kell

Tarzan Goes to India

- Bryce, Head Engineer

The Cat Burglar

- Writer

Noose for a Gunman

- Link Roy

The Big Operator

- Danny Sacanzi

Ride a Crooked Trail

- Sam Mason

The Cry Baby Killer

- Man in crowd (uncredited), Writer (screenplay) (story)

Quantrill's Raiders

- William Clarke Quantrill

The Restless Breed

- Cherokee

The Rifle

- Stark

7th Cavalry

- Vogel

Red Sundown

- Rod Zellman

Seven Angry Men

- Martin White

The Bamboo Prison

- Pike

The Yellow Mountain

- Drake

City of Bad Men

- Russell (as Leo V. Gordon)

Enos (TV series)

- Sgt. Theodore Kirk (as Leo V. Gordon)

Barbary Coast (TV movie)

- Chief Macdonald Keogh

Adam

-12 (TV series) - Writer (writer), Director

Texas John Slaughter (TV series)

- Outlaw #2

SeaQuest 2032 playing Smith, episode "Whale Song" (#1.15), 6 February 1994

Wiseguy playing Charlie (as Leo V. Gordon), episode "Sanctuary" (#3.21), 11 April 1990

Tenspeed and Brown Shoe, episode "Robin Tucker's Roseland Roof and Ballroom Murders" (#1.3), 1980

Adam

-12 playing Ken Quinnlan, episode "Grand Theft Auto" (#7.13), 21 January 1975

Adam

-12 playing Cleve, episode "Trouble in the Bank" (#6.15), 15 January 1974

Adam

-12 playing Carl Carney, episode "Hot Spell" (#5.11), 13 December 1972

Adam

-12 playing Jennings Thornton, episode "Million Dollar Buff" (#4.2), 22 September 1971

The Bold Ones: The Lawyers playing Adolph Zinner, episode "The Search for Leslie Grey" (#2.6), 10 January 1971

McCloud playing Officer Shannen, episode "Manhattan Manhunt" (#1.4), 7 October 1970

Rango, episode "The Daring Holdup of the Deadwood Stage" (#1.2), 20 January 1967

Laredo playing Wayne Emerson, episode "The Land Slickers" (#2.5), 14 October 1966

Get Smart playing Grillak, episode "School Days" (#1.3), 2 October 1965

Twelve O'Clock High playing M/Sgt. Caber McVaigh, episode "The Loneliest Place in the World" (#2.1), 13 September 1965

The Virginian playing Big Jim Lafferty, episode "The Hour of the Tiger" (#3.16), 30 December 1964

Arrest and Trial playing Fred Kordiak, episode "Those Which Love Has Made" (#1.29), 12 April 1964

The Great Adventure playing McCanles, episode "Wild Bill Hickok

- the Legend and the Man" (#1.12), 3 January 1964

Temple Houston playing Charles Grimm, episode "Toll the Bell Slowly" (#1.4), 17 October 1963

Death Valley Days, episode "The Debt" (#11.18), 20 February 1963

Empire playing Jake, episode "The Tall Shadow" (#1.8), 20 November 1962

Lawman, episode "Whiphand" (#3.32), 23 April 1961

COronado 9, episode "Run, Shep, Run" (#1.20), 17 January 1961

Checkmate playing Harry, episode "The Murder Game" (#1.12), 17 December 1960

Bat Masterson playing Red Eric Pederson, episode "Law of the Land" (#3.2), 6 October 1960

The Alaskans playing Tracy, episode "Calico" (#1.33), 22 May 1960

Law of the Plainsman playing Rand, episode "The Show

-Off" (#1.24), 17 March 1960

The Deputy playing Evan Sloat, episode "The Border Between" (#1.25), 12 March 1960

Perry Mason playing Charles Duncan, episode "The Case of the Dangerous Dowager" (#2.26), 9 May 1959

Bat Masterson playing Joe Quinch, episode "Dude's Folly" (#1.8), 26 November 1958

The Rough Riders, episode "The Imposters" (#1.5), 30 October 1958

Sea Hunt playing Panicky Miner, episode "Flooded Mine" (#1.2), 11 January 1958

Official Detective, episode "Hijackers" (#1.29), 3 December 1957

Tales of Wells Fargo (as Leo V. Gordon), episode "The Hasty Gun" (#1.2), 25 March 1957

Soldiers of Fortune, episode "A Gift of Death" (#2.20), 17 February 1957

State Trooper, episode "The Hills of Homicide" (#1.11), 4 December 1956

Screen Directors Playhouse playing Tom Martin, episode "High Air" (#1.35), 12 September 1956

Crusader, episode "A Quiet Town" (#1.31), 4 May 1956

Hallmark Hall of Fame (as Leo V. Gordon), episode "The Blue and White Lamp", 16 November 1952