Lee Delano
Lee Delano is an internationally recognized actor. He is widely known for 'Splash', playing Sergeant Lelandowski. his filmography also includes 'The Birdcage'.
Lee Delano
10 Movies
8 Series
Lee Delano is an internationally recognized actor. He is widely known for 'Splash', playing Sergeant Lelandowski. his filmography also includes 'The Birdcage'.
Movies
Plays Sergeant Lelandowski
Splash
1984
Plays Bakery Man (Mr. Boynton)
The Birdcage
1996
Plays Executive
Silent Movie
1976
Plays Norton
High Anxiety
1977
Plays Wagon Driver - The Roman Empire
History of the World: Part I
1981
Plays Polish Boss
They Call Me Bruce?
1982
Plays Dr. Tony Verity
Project X
1968
Plays Gunman - Team A
Executive Action
1973
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The Birdcage
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The Birdcage
Bakery Man (Mr. Boynton)
1996
Film
Splash
Sergeant Lelandowski
1984
Film
They Call Me Bruce?
Polish Boss
1982
Film
History of the World: Part I
Wagon Driver - The Roman Empire
1981
Film
Taxi
The Maitre D' · 1 episode
1979–1980
TV
Power
Fred Goff · 2 episodes
1980
TV
Hello, Larry
Raoul · 1 episode
1979
TV
Charlie's Angels
Durgus · 2 episodes
1977
TV
High Anxiety
Norton
1977
Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Lee Delano still alive?
Lee Delano passed away on October 8, 2017 at age 86.
What are the most famous roles of Lee Delano?
Lee Delano is best known for roles in Splash, The Birdcage, History of the World: Part I.
How many movies has Lee Delano been in?
Over a 49-year career (since 1968), Lee Delano has appeared in 10 movies and 8 TV shows.
What was Lee Delano's first movie?
The career of Lee Delano began with Project X (1968).
What is Lee Delano's most recent movie or series?
Lee Delano's most recent release is Farticus, which premiered on January 1, 1997.
What TV shows has Lee Delano appeared in?
On television, Lee Delano has appeared in Star Trek, Batman, Charlie's Angels, Taxi.
Lee Delano
1931-01-19 · New York, New York
Lee Delano was an actor, known for Splash (1984), Star Trek: The Original Series (1966) and History of the World: Part I (1981). He died on October 8, 2017.