Orson Bean
ActingAlso Known As
Dallas Frederick Burrows, اورسن بین
Biography
Orson Bean (born Dallas Frederick Burrows; July 22, 1928 – February 7, 2020) was an American film, television, and stage actor, as well as a comedian, writer, and producer. He appeared frequently on televised game shows from the 1960s through the 1980s and was a longtime panelist on the television game show To Tell the Truth. On February 7, 2020, while walking near Venice Boulevard and Shell Avenue, in Venice, California, Bean was struck by two cars, with the second striking him fatally. He was 91.
Movies
(46 total)
The Equalizer 2
as Sam Rubinstein
Being John Malkovich
as Dr. Lester
Jacob's Ladder
as Self - Game Show Panelist (archive footage) (uncredited)
Innerspace
as Lydia's Editor
Anatomy of a Murder
as Dr. Matthew Smith
The Hobbit
as Bilbo Baggins (voice)
The Return of the King
as Frodo Baggins / Bilbo Baggins (voice)
Alien Autopsy
as Homeless Man
A Golden Christmas 3
as Mr. Cole
Soccer Dog 2: European Cup
as Mayor Milton Gallagher
Twinky
as Hal
Garfield in the Rough
as Billy Rabbit (voice)
Frank McKlusky, C.I.
as Mr. Gafty
Forty Deuce
as Mr. Roper
Final Judgement
as Monsignor Corelli
How to Be Very, Very Popular
as Toby Marshall
Skateboard
as Self
Chance of a Lifetime
as Fred
Hating Breitbart
as Self
TV Shows
(61 total)
Two and a Half Men
as Norman
Modern Family
as Marty
Desperate Housewives
as Roy Bender
The Twilight Zone
as James B.W. Bevis
Superstore
as Dr. Fogler
The King of Queens
as Carl Tepper
Will & Grace
as Joseph Dudley
Tiny Toon Adventures
as Gepetto (voice)
Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman
as Loren Bray
Cold Case
as Harland Sealey
Murder, She Wrote
as Ebeneezer McEnery
Grace and Frankie
as Bruno
Ally McBeal
as Marty Brigg
The Closer
as Donald Baxter
7th Heaven
as Patient
The Love Boat
as Artie D'Angelo
Becker
as Mr. Bennett
Hot in Cleveland
as Dan
Diagnosis: Murder
as Lewis Sweeney