
Acting · New York City, New York, USA · Born August 29, 1928
Richard Francis O'Neill was an American stage, film and television character actor best known for playing Irish cops, fathers, judges and army generals. He began his acting career as an original company member of Arena Stage in Washington, D.C.
Better Days
2005
as Harry Clooney
MovieEllen Foster
1997
as Judge
TVDharma & Greg
1997
as Mr. Waring
TVTimecop
1997
TVThe Sentinel
1996
as Warren Brackley
MovieThe Unspoken Truth
1995
as Thomas Cleary
TVPig Sty
1995
TVCybill
1995
as Roy
MovieIt Runs in the Family
1994
as Pulaski
TVDiagnosis: Murder
1993
as Wade Phelps
TVBoy Meets World
1993
as Mr. Kimball
TVGood Advice
1993
as Jackie Harold
MovieThe American Clock
1993
as Ryan
TVMad About You
1992
as Manny Barton
MovieHighway Heartbreaker
1992
as Alex's Father
TVThe Commish
1991
TVHome Improvement
1991
as Art Leonard
TVDark Justice
1991
TVThe Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
1990
as Santa Claus
MovieLoose Cannons
1990
as Captain
TVFamily Matters
1989
as Commissioner Geiss
Top of the Hill
1989
MovieShe's Out of Control
1989
as Mr. Pearson
TVFather Dowling Mysteries
1989
as Lieutenant Foster
MovieThe Diamond Trap
1988
as Lt. Barnett
MovieThe Secret Life of Kathy McCormick
1988
as Ray
MoviePassion Flower
1987
as Martin Churit
MovieThe Mosquito Coast
1986
as Mr. Polski
MovieThere Must Be a Pony
1986
as Chief Investigator Roy Clymer
TVBetter Days
1986
TVL.A. Law
1986
as Father Walter McNamara
TVIt's Garry Shandling's Show
1986
as Mr. Sparks
TVGrowing Pains
1985
as Chris
MoviePrizzi's Honor
1985
as Bluestone
MovieChiller
1985
as Clarence Beeson
MovieTurk 182!
1985
as Powerhouse chief
MovieLots of Luck
1985
as Wilson
MovieThe Master Ninja 5
1985
as Leo Fairchild
TVCrazy like a Fox
1984
as 'Tip' Maloney
MovieA Touch of Scandal
1984
as Lieutenant Halquist
TVCharles in Charge
1984
as Grandpa Harry
TVMurder, She Wrote
1984
as Benny Tibbles
TVPartners in Crime
1984
TVThe Master
1984
as Leo Fairchild
TVEmpire
1984
as Arthur Broderick
TVNight Court
1984
as Detective Costas
TVSt. Elsewhere
1982
as Mr. O'Connor
TVCheers
1982
as Mr. Clavin
TVHotel
1982
TVCagney & Lacey
1982
as Charlie Cagney
TVFalcon Crest
1981
as Fred Wilkinson
TVSimon & Simon
1981
as Jake Boyle
MovieWolfen
1981
as Warren
MovieThe Ghosts of Buxley Hall
1980
as Gen. Eulace C. Buxley
TVMagnum, P.I.
1980
as Harry MacKenzie
MovieThe Comeback Kid
1980
as Phil
TVKnots Landing
1979
as Tom Daugherty
MovieThe Jerk
1979
as Frosty
TVThe Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo
1979
as Walter Cruickshank
TVTrapper John, M.D.
1979
TVHart to Hart
1979
as Lt. Warren
TVThe Facts of Life
1979
TVA Man Called Intrepid
1979
as Bill Donovan
TVDiff'rent Strokes
1978
TVKaz
1978
as Malloy
MovieThe Buddy Holly Story
1978
as Sol Gittler
MovieHouse Calls
1978
as Irwin Owett
MoviePerfect Gentlemen
1978
as Mr. Appleton
MovieIt Happened One Christmas
1977
as Mr. Gower
TVThe Incredible Hulk
1977
TVCHiPs
1977
as McNabb
TVRafferty
1977
MovieMacArthur
1977
as Colonel Whitney
MovieRosetti and Ryan: Men Who Love Women
1977
as Judge Proctor Hardcastle
TVThree's Company
1977
as Walter Nessle
MovieWoman of the Year
1976
as Phil Whitaker
MovieThe Entertainer
1976
as Charlie
MovieSt. Ives
1976
as Hesh
TVOne Day at a Time
1975
as Orville
TVWonder Woman
1975
as Pat O'Hanlon
MovieThe UFO Incident
1975
as General James Davison
Doc
1975
MoviePosse
1975
as Wiley
TVBronk
1975
as Warden Connally
MovieHustling
1975
as Keogh
TVBarney Miller
1975
as Det. Kelly
MovieThe Front Page
1974
as McHugh
MovieThe Taking of Pelham One Two Three
1974
as Correll
TVRhoda
1974
TVGood Times
1974
TVGet Christie Love!
1974
TVKojak
1973
as Augustine Pataki
MovieHail
1973
as Attorney General
TVM*A*S*H
1972
as General Prescott
TVMaude
1972
TVSanford and Son
1972
MovieSome of My Best Friends Are...
1971
as Tim Holland
MoviePretty Poison
1968
as Bud Munsch
MovieSoldier in Love
1967
as Footman
MovieGammera the Invincible
1966
as Gen. O'Neill
MovieTo the Shores of Hell
1966
as Maj. Fred Howard
Capture That Capsule
1961
as Al
MovieThe Mugger
1958
as Cassidy
TVHallmark Hall of Fame
1951
as Footman
TVKraft Television Theatre
1947
as Toby Link