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William Boyett

Acting

Born January 3, 1927 · Akron - Ohio - USA

Died December 20, 2004

Also known as Harry William Boyett · Bill Boyett

Biography

Harry William Boyett was an American actor best known for his roles in law enforcement dramas on television from the 1950s through the 1990s.

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Filmography50+ titles

Cocoon

1968as Agent in Brent's Office

Star Trek: The Next Generation

1987as Policeman

Emergency!

1972

Get Smart

1965as Skipper

The Outer Limits

1963as Co-Pilot Beeman

The Alfred Hitchcock Hour

1962as The Young Policeman

Alfred Hitchcock Presents

1955as Capt. Davidson

Biff Baker U.S.A.

1952as Soldier

Perry Mason

1957as Police Officer

The Rockford Files

1974as Harvey Slate

Amazing Stories

1985as Colonel Travis

The A-Team

1983as Nino's Catering

Knight Rider

1982as Desk Sergeant

Quincy, M.E.

1976

Night Court

1984as Arresting Officer

The Six Million Dollar Man

1974as Air Force General

Batman

1966as Policeman

Have Gun, Will Travel

1957

Forbidden Planet

1956as Crewman (uncredited)

Family Ties

1982as Policeman

The Incredible Hulk

1977

Somebody Up There Likes Me

1956as Military Policeman (uncredited)

Adam-12

1968as Sergeant MacDonald

Knots Landing

1979as Frank Kolbert

The Bionic Woman

1976

The Hidden

1987as Jonathan Miller

The Rookies

1972

Ironside

1967

Tales of the Unexpected

1979as Simpson

CHiPs

1977as Hogan (as Bill Boyett)

Mannix

1967

Tarawa Beachhead

1958as Ullman (uncredited)

Sergeant Preston of the Yukon

1955

Four Star Playhouse

1952as Interne

Newsies

1992as Judge Movealong Monahan

Scarecrow and Mrs. King

1983

Simon & Simon

1981

Family Affair

1966

Laramie

1959as Walt Cade

Mr. Lucky

1959

Sea Hunt

1958

Gunsmoke

1955as Harry

Shield for Murder

1954

The Life of Riley

1953as Coach

My Three Sons

1960as Cowboy

Big House, U.S.A

1955as Ranger at Park Exit (uncredited)

The Rocketeer

1991as Government Liaison

T. J. Hooker

1982as Sgt. Roy Kavin

Archie Bunker's Place

1979

Airport

1970as Jack Ingram