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Quinn K. Redeker

Acting

Born May 2, 1936 · Woodstock, Illinois, USA

Died December 20, 2022

Also known as Quinn Mrdeker · Quinn Rdeker · Quinn Redeker

Biography

Quinn K. Redeker (May 2, 1936 – December 20, 2022) was an American actor and screenwriter. Quinn worked mainly in daytime television, however he was good friends with actor Robert Redford and appeared in three of his films: The Candidate, The Electric Horseman, and Ordinary People. As a screenwriter, Quinn received an Oscar nomination for co-writing The Deer Hunter.

Awards & recognition

  • Academy AwardBest Writing, Original Screenplay · 1979 · nominated

Filmography34 titles

For Heaven's Sake

2008as Prof. Harris

The Deer Hunter

1978Story

CSI: Miami

2002as Herb Rines

The Rockford Files

1974as Gordon Borchers

The Bob Newhart Show

1972as Dr. Dalton

Bonanza

1959as Rollie

Ordinary People

1980as Ward

Starsky & Hutch

1975as Dr. Melford

The Six Million Dollar Man

1974as Frank

Kojak

1973as Lou Carver

The Andromeda Strain

1971as Capt. Morris (uncredited)

Adam-12

1968as Officer Charlie Burnside

Barnaby Jones

1973as Vic Chambers

The Young and the Restless

1973as Rex Sterling

Police Story

1973as Deputy District Attorney Dave Gaynor

Spider Baby or, The Maddest Story Ever Told

1967as Peter

Ironside

1967as Paul Fulham

Mannix

1967as Jim Dancy

Big Miracle

2012as President Reagan

Sea Hunt

as Joey

Scarecrow and Mrs. King

1983as Capt. Curt Weller

Marcus Welby, M.D.

1969as Judge Wilsdon

A Grandpa for Christmas

2007as Jack Fast

The Slams

1973as Warden

The Candidate

1972as Rick Jenkin

Airport

1970as John Reindel (uncredited)

The Three Stooges Meet Hercules

1962as Schuyler Davis

The Virginian

1962as Daniel Kroeger

That Girl

1966

Mayberry R.F.D.

as Barry

Where the Buffalo Roam

1980as Pilot

The F.B.I.

1965as F.B.I. Agent Rex

The Confessional

2009as Father Mills

The Christine Jorgensen Story

1970as Tom Crawford