Don DeFore

★ Acting #24,794

1913 - 1993 (age 80) • Acting

Born: 8/25/1913 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, USA

Died: 12/22/1993 (age 80)

Known for: Acting

Don DeFore

★ Acting #24,794

Donald John "Don" DeFore (August 25, 1913 – December 22, 1993) was an American actor. He is best known for his roles in the sitcom The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet from 1952 to 1957 and the sitcom Hazel from 1961 to 1965, the former which earned him a Primetime Emmy Award nomination.

Known For

Murder, She Wrote

75%

Jake Sanford

1984

Alfred Hitchcock Presents

78%

Arthur Clark

1955

The Love Boat

63%

Everett Loudon

1977

A Time to Love and a Time to Die

72%

Boettcher

1958

Too Late for Tears

68%

Don Blake

1949

St. Elsewhere

57%

Harry Klein

1982

It Happened on Fifth Avenue

71%

Jim Bullock

1947

Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo

67%

Charles McClure

1944

Jay Leno's Family Comedy Hour

70%

Self

1987

A Rare Breed

70%

1984

Murder, She Wrote

75%

Jake Sanford

1984

St. Elsewhere

57%

Harry Klein

1982

Matt Houston

63%

Unknown

1982

Vega$

69%

Unknown

1978

Black Beauty

70%

Martin Tremaine

1978

The Love Boat

63%

Everett Loudon

1977

All This and World War II

56%

Self

1976

Ellery Queen

75%

Dave Pierce

1975

The Mod Squad

61%

George Anders

1968

Mannix

68%

Ted Hackett

1967

The Merv Griffin Show

68%

Self

1962

The Virginian

65%

Mayor Evans

1962

Hazel

68%

George Baxter

1961

The Facts of Life

53%

Jack Weaver

1960

My Three Sons

66%

Unknown

1960

A Time to Love and a Time to Die

72%

Boettcher

1958

Battle Hymn

67%

Capt. Dan Skidmore

1957

Alfred Hitchcock Presents

78%

Arthur Clark

1955

Letter to Loretta

66%

Jeremy Parker

1953

General Electric Theater

68%

George

1953

The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet

62%

Thorny / Erskin Thornberry

1952

This Is Your Life

65%

Self

1952

She's Working Her Way Through College

54%

Shep Slade

1952

No Room for the Groom

58%

Herman Strouple

1952

Jumping Jacks

65%

Lieutenant Kelsey

1952

A Girl in Every Port

52%

Bert Sedgwick

1952