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Skip Homeier

Acting

Born October 5, 1930 · Chicago, Illinois, USA

Died June 25, 2017

Also known as George Vincent Homeier

Biography

George Vincent Homeier, known professionally as Skip Homeier, was an American actor who started his career at the age of eleven and became a child star.

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Filmography50+ titles

Star Trek

1966as Dr. Sevrin

The Addams Family

1964as Marty

The Outer Limits

1963as Dr. Roy Clinton

Combat!

1962as Lt. Karl Mauer

Alfred Hitchcock Presents

1955as Tommy Greer

Perry Mason

1957as Dr. Wayne Edley

Mission: Impossible

1966as Maj. January Gruner

Quincy, M.E.

1976

The Gunfighter

1950as Hunt Bromley

The Six Million Dollar Man

1974as Ted

The Incredible Hulk

1977as Dr. Robert Stanley

Rawhide

1959as Wichita Kid

Dawn at Socorro

1954as Buddy Ferris

The Rifleman

1958

The Bionic Woman

1976

The Streets of San Francisco

1972

Wanted: Dead or Alive

1958as Ted Jenks

The Tall T

1957as Billy Jack

Mickey

1948as Hank Evans

Mannix

1967

The Ghost and Mr. Chicken

1966as Ollie Weaver

Day of the Badman

1958as Howard Hayes

Stranger at My Door

1956as Clay Anderson

Comanche Station

1960as Frank

Lux Video Theatre

1950as Les Prince

Letter to Loretta

1953as Frankie Salmo

Fixed Bayonets!

1951as Whitey

The Virginian

1962as Jed Carter

Dakota Incident

1956as Frank Banner

Police Woman

1974

Black Widow

1954as John Amberly

Bullet for a Badman

1964as Pink

Lassie

1954as Jim Pearson

The Last Posse

1953as Art Romer

Sailor Beware

1952as Mac

Between Heaven and Hell

1956as Pvt. Swanson - Co. G

Showdown

1963as Caslon

The Burning Hills

1956as Jack Sutton

Starbird and Sweet William

1973as Ranger

Halls of Montezuma

1951as Riley "Pretty Boy" Duncanon

The Greatest

1977as Major

One Step Beyond

1959as Matt Conroy

Beachhead

1954as Reynolds

The Lone Gun

1954as Cass Downing

Stark Fear

1962as Gerald Winslow

Suspense

1949

Quell and Co.

1982as Alexander Kirk

Voyage of the Yes

1973as Arnold Markwell

Cavalcade of America

1952

The Big Cat

1949as Jim Hawks, Gil' Son