Cast: John Forsythe

Top movies, series, and documentaries starring John Forsythe. Uncover the most acclaimed works, loved by fans and praised by critics.


Schlitz Playhouse of Stars (TV Series)

1951 · Series · 30 min. · United States

Direction John Brahm · Roy Kellino · Ted Post · Jus Addiss

Cast Irene Dunne · Arthur Franz · Lee Van Cleef · John Doucette

Plot TV Series (1951-1959). 8 seasons. 363 episodes. An anthology series.

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Survival (TV Series)

1961 · Documentary · min. · United Kingdom

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The Teahouse of the August Moon (TV)

1962 · Movie · 90 min. · United States

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It Happens Every Thursday

1953 · Movie · 80 min. · United States

Direction Joseph Pevney

Cast Loretta Young · John Forsythe · Frank McHugh · Edgar Buchanan

Plot New York reporter Bob MacAvoy is persuaded by pregnant wife Jane to buy a broken-down weekly newspaper in Eden, California. They have humorous problems with small town mores and eccentric...

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Tail Gunner Joe (TV)

1977 · Movie · 145 min. · United States

Direction Jud Taylor

Cast Peter Boyle · John Forsythe · Burgess Meredith · Heather Menzies

Plot A dramatization of the life of Sen. Joseph McCarthy, the alcoholic senator from Wisconsin whose tactics of accusing prominent people of Communist sympathies were initially designed to give him a...

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Dynasty: The Reunion (TV Miniseries)

1991 · Movie · 178 min. · United States

Direction Irving J. Moore · Esther Shapiro · Richard Alan Shapiro

Cast John Forsythe · Linda Evans · John James · Heather Locklear

Plot Blake Carrington (John Forsythe) has just been released from prison and he is trying to reclaim his empire. And he is also reunited with his beloved Krystle (Linda Evans), who...

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The Deadly Tower (TV)

1975 · Movie · 100 min. · United States

Direction Jerry Jameson

Cast Kurt Russell · Richard Yniguez · Ned Beatty · Pernell Roberts

Plot The infamous story of Charles Whitman, "America's favourite sniper" (in Stephen King's words), is told here once again.

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