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Bonanza playing 'Campbell' in episode: 'The Twenty-Sixth Grave' (episode # 14.7) 31 October 1972.The Doris Day Show playing 'Actor' in episode: 'Jimmy the Gent' (episode # 5.8) 6 November 1972.Love, American Style playing 'Actor' in episode: 'Love and the Family Hour' (episode # 4.14b) 5 January 1973.The Streets of San Francisco playing 'Joey Collins' in episode: 'Runaway' (episode # 4.14) 18 December 1975.Police Story playing 'Riley' in episode: 'The Other Side of the Fence' (episode # 3.16) 23 January 1976.Insight playing 'Jack' in episode: 'I Want to Die'.The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams playing 'Actor' in episode: 'The Littlest Greenhorn' (episode # 2.18) 15 March 1978.Vandervellen' in episode: 'The Neighbor Dies' (episode # 2.18) 27 February 1980 The Killer That Stalked New York (1950) (uncredited).

Never Love a Stranger (1958) (uncredited).

How the West Was Won (1962) (uncredited).

The Three Stooges Go Around the World in a Daze (1963).The Wheeler Dealers (1963) (uncredited).The Over-the-Hill Gang Rides Again (1970).The Hustler of Muscle Beach (1980) (TV).Bewitched: The Magic Unveiled (2005) (V).He is buried in Laurelwood Cemetery in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. A lifelong heavy smoker, he would succumb to emphysema in 1984, while living at the Motion Picture & Television Country House and Hospital in Woodland Hills, California. While back east, he would sometimes teach dramatics at a local college. In the 1965- 1966 season, Burke appeared on another ABC western, The Legend of Jesse James.īurke split most of his later life between Hollywood, where he worked, and his horse ranch in Monroe County, Pennsylvania. In the 1962- 1963 season, he appeared on the CBS anthology, The Lloyd Bridges Show.

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He guest starred as Hatfield in the 1961 episode 'The Drought' of the syndicated western series Two Faces West. That same season, he appeared on John Cassavetes's detective series Johnny Staccato. In 1959- 1960, he appeared five times as Tim Potter in the ABC western series Black Saddle starring Peter Breck. Though never a series regular, he often played different roles in multiple episodes of the same shows.

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From then until 1980, he would appear in episodes of 103 different television series, as well as three made for TV movies. In 1951, Burke played a jockey in the early television series, Martin Kane. Burke would appear in twenty-two more films, and three more Broadway productions, but both film and the stage would soon take a backseat to his television work. He next appeared on Broadway with Help Yourself in 1937, and over the next ten years appeared in as many plays.īurke debuted in Hollywood films in 1948, with The Naked City, and the following year had a memorable role in the Oscar-winning film All the King's Men. He continued with that company through January 1930, taking part in adaptions of Madame Butterfly and Yolanda of Cyprus at the Casino Theatre. He joined the American Opera Company's troupe in January 1928, performing a non-singing role in an English-language adaption of Faust. The following year, 1927, he performed in a musical revue, Padlocks of 1927, at the Shubert Theatre. At least two other siblings would die in infancy.īurke began acting on stage as a teenager, making his Broadway debut in Dearest Enemy at the Knickerbocker Theatre during 1925- 1926. Burke had three stepbrothers and one stepsister from his father's first marriage, as well as three brothers and three sisters of his own. His father worked as a tanner in a shoe factory. Walter Lawrence Burke was born in Brooklyn, New York, to Irish immigrant parents Thomas Burke and Bedelia McNamara Burke. His small stature, and distinctive voice and face, made him easily recognizable in even the most minor of roles, including appearing in one episode of the 1960s sitcom, Hogan's Heroes. Walter Burke ( Aug( Brooklyn, New York) – Aug( Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California)) was a prolific Irish-American character actor, of stage, film, and television.