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Biography
Howard da Silva was an American actor, singer, and theatre director. He was cast in dozens of productions on the New York stage, appeared in more than two dozen television programs, and acted in more than 50 feature films.
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Awards & recognition
- Primetime Emmy Award — Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie · 1978
Filmography29 titles

The Outer Limits
1963as Thurman Cutler (as Howard da Silva)
1963as Thurman Cutler (as Howard da Silva)

Kung Fu
1972as Otto Schultz
1972as Otto Schultz

The Lost Weekend
1945as Nat the Bartender
1945as Nat the Bartender

The Fugitive
1963as Pete Dawes
1963as Pete Dawes

David and Lisa
1962as Dr. Swinford
1962as Dr. Swinford

Sergeant York
1941as Lem
1941as Lem

The Sea Wolf
1941as Harrison
1941as Harrison

The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
1964as Captain Basil Calhoun
1964as Captain Basil Calhoun

The Greatest Man in the World
1981as Conkin
1981as Conkin

1776
1972as Dr. Benjamin Franklin
1972as Dr. Benjamin Franklin

Border Incident
1949as Owen Parkson
1949as Owen Parkson

Abe Lincoln in Illinois
1940as Jack Armstrong
1940as Jack Armstrong

Mannix
1967
1967

Nevada Smith
1966as Warden
1966as Warden

The Blue Dahlia
1946as Eddie Harwood
1946as Eddie Harwood

Keeper of the Flame
1942as Jason Rickards
1942as Jason Rickards

Marie Antoinette
1938as Toulon (uncredited)
1938as Toulon (uncredited)

Archie Bunker's Place
1979
1979

Unconquered
1947as Garth
1947as Garth

Mommie Dearest
1981as L.B. Mayer
1981as L.B. Mayer

Reunion in France
1942as Anton Stregel
1942as Anton Stregel

Garbo Talks
1984as Angelo Dakakis
1984as Angelo Dakakis

The Great Gatsby
1974as Meyer Wolfsheim
1974as Meyer Wolfsheim

Blues in the Night
1941as Sam Paryas
1941as Sam Paryas

Great Performances
1971as Eddie
1971as Eddie

The Outrage
1964as Prospector
1964as Prospector

Three Husbands
1950as Dan McCabe
1950as Dan McCabe

The Private Files of J. Edgar Hoover
1977as Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt
1977as Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt

The New Deal for Artists
1981as Self
1981as Self