Alan Hewitt
Known for
Alan Hewitt is an American actor present in film and television credits, and not much has been written about his work. 'Days of Wine and Roses' is where his work is easiest to check, in the role of Rad Leland. The name shows up again in 'The Absent-Minded Professor'. The work leans to comedy more than anything else. There are 38 credits to go on.
Alan Hewitt
20 Movies
18 Series
Alan Hewitt is an American actor present in film and television credits, and not much has been written about his work. 'Days of Wine and Roses' is where his work is easiest to check, in the role of Rad Leland. The name shows up again in 'The Absent-Minded Professor'. The work leans to comedy more than anything else. There are 38 credits to go on.
Movies
Plays Dean Collingsgood
The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes
1969
Plays General Hotchkiss
The Absent-Minded Professor
1961
Plays District Attorney
How to Murder Your Wife
1965
Plays Nicholsby
Sweet Charity
1969
Plays Dean Collingsgood
Now You See Him, Now You Don't
1972
Plays Doctor Gruber
That Touch of Mink
1962
Plays Prosecuting Attorney
Son of Flubber
1963
Plays Attorney Backett
Bachelor in Paradise
1961
Plays Rad Leland
Days of Wine and Roses
1963
Plays Farnsworth
The Barefoot Executive
1971
Plays Sol Levin
The Brotherhood
1968
Plays H. Arthur King
Follow That Dream
1962
Plays The Inspector
The Seniors
1978
Plays Professor Shattuck
The Misadventures of Merlin Jones
1964
Plays Professor Shattuck
The Monkey's Uncle
1965
Plays Hewlett
R.P.M.
1970
Plays Matt Helmsley
Career
1959
Plays Koenig
Wake Me When the War Is Over
1969
Plays Maj. R.C. Hanley
A Private's Affair
1959
TV Shows
Plays Det. Bill Brennan
My Favorite Martian
1963
Plays Linton H. Baldwin
Bewitched
1964
Plays Jack Harrison
The Barbara Stanwyck Show
1960
Plays J.O. Clyde
Angel
1960
Plays Mr. Buckley
Hazel
1961
Plays Dutton
The Lucy Show
1962
Plays Curt Ordway
Perry Mason
1957
Plays Dr. Alfred Johnson
Dennis the Menace
1959
Plays Howard Cole
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
1955
Plays Lemnoc
Lost in Space
1965
Plays Frank King
77 Sunset Strip
1958
Plays George Parker
Maverick
1957
Plays Sam Rose
The Danny Thomas Hour
1967
Plays Don Anderson
I Dream of Jeannie
1965
Plays Carter
Ironside
1967
Plays Attorney
Love, American Style
1969
Plays Dave Lassiter
Espionage
1963
Plays Mr. Warner
The Bob Newhart Show
1972
Latest Trailers
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The Legend of Lizzie Borden
Full Filmography
The Seniors
The Inspector
1978
Film
The Bob Newhart Show
Mr. Warner · 1 episode
1972–
TV
Now You See Him, Now You Don't
Dean Collingsgood
1972
Film
The Barefoot Executive
Farnsworth
1971
Film
R.P.M.
Hewlett
1970
Film
The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes
Dean Collingsgood
1969
Film
Wake Me When the War Is Over
Koenig
1969
Film
Love, American Style
Attorney · 1 episode
1969–
TV
Sweet Charity
Nicholsby
1969
Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Alan Hewitt still alive?
Alan Hewitt passed away on November 7, 1986 at age 71.
What are the most famous roles of Alan Hewitt?
Alan Hewitt is best known for roles in Days of Wine and Roses, The Absent-Minded Professor, That Touch of Mink.
How many movies has Alan Hewitt been in?
Over a 27-year career (since 1959), Alan Hewitt has appeared in 20 movies and 18 TV shows.
What was Alan Hewitt's first movie?
The career of Alan Hewitt began with A Private's Affair (1959).
What is Alan Hewitt's most recent movie or series?
Alan Hewitt's most recent release is The Seniors, which premiered on June 30, 1978.
What TV shows has Alan Hewitt appeared in?
On television, Alan Hewitt has appeared in I Dream of Jeannie, Bewitched, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Perry Mason.
Alan Hewitt
1915-01-21 · New York City, New York, USA
Among the movies Hewitt appeared in are A Private's Affair, That Touch of Mink, Days of Wine and Roses, How to Murder Your Wife, Sweet Charity, and The Barefoot Executive.
He never became a major star, but he did have a lengthy career which included smaller parts in several well-known programs, including Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Maverick, 77 Sunset Strip, Daktari, Leave It to Beaver, The Donna Reed Show, Dr. Kildare, Lost in Space, Bewitched, I Dream Of Jeannie, The Lucy Show, F Troop, The Wild Wild West, Ironside, The Bob Newhart Show and The Phil Silvers Show. He made four guest appearances on Perry Mason, three of which he portrayed the murderer: in 1961 he played Bruce Sheridan in "The Case of the Wintry Wife" and Dr. Marcus Tate in "The Case of the Brazen Bequest," and in 1965 he played the role of Curt Ordway in "The Case of the Fatal Fetish". The only one where he was not the murderer was in 1959’s “The Case of the Golden Fraud”. Possibly his most prominent roles were Detective Brennan in My Favorite Martian and the district attorney in How to Murder Your Wife.