Donald O'Connor

Becoming Marilyn 7th July 2022 as (archive footage)

Bing Crosby: Rediscovered 2nd December 2014 as Self (archive footage)

Pioneers of Primetime 9th November 2005

Get Aboard! 'The Band Wagon' 15th March 2005 as Self (archive footage)

Gene Kelly: Anatomy of a Dancer 24th September 2002 as Self (archive footage)

What a Glorious Feeling: The Making of 'Singin' in the Rain' 24th September 2002 as Self

Hollywood at Your Feet: The Story of the Chinese Theatre Footprints 1st January 2000 as Self

Out to Sea 2nd July 1997 as Jonathan Devereaux

That's Entertainment! III 1st July 1994 as (archive footage)

Bandit: Bandit's Silver Angel 10th April 1994 as Uncle Cyrus

Toys 18th December 1992 as Kenneth Zevo

Happy Birthday, Bob: 50 Stars Salute Your 50 Years with NBC 16th May 1988 as Self

A Mouse, a Mystery and Me 13th December 1987 as Alex the Mouse (voice)

A Time to Remember 25th November 1987 as Father Walsh

Happy 100th Birthday, Hollywood 18th May 1987 as Self

Night of 100 Stars II 10th March 1985 as Self

That's Dancing! 18th January 1985

Alice in Wonderland 3rd October 1983 as Mock Turtle

Pandemonium 1st April 1982 as Glenn's Dad

Ragtime 20th November 1981 as Evelyn's Dance Instructor

Lucy Moves to NBC 8th February 1980 as Self

The Big Fix 6th October 1978 as Francis Joins The Navy

That's Entertainment, Part II 16th May 1976 as (archive footage)

It's Showtime 31st March 1976 as Self (archive footage)

That's Entertainment! 21st June 1974 as Self - Host / Narrator

That Funny Feeling 14th August 1965 as Harvey Granson

Marilyn 18th April 1963 as archive footage

The Wonders of Aladdin 31st October 1961 as Aladdin

Cry for Happy 3rd March 1961 as Murray Prince

The Buster Keaton Story 1st May 1957 as Buster Keaton

Anything Goes 27th April 1956 as Ted Adams

Francis in the Navy 24th August 1955 as Peter Stirling / Slicker Donevan

There's No Business Like Show Business 16th December 1954 as Tim Donahue

Francis Joins the WACS 30th July 1954 as Peter Stirling

Walking My Baby Back Home 6th December 1953 as Jigger Millard

Francis Covers the Big Town 10th June 1953 as Peter Stirling

Call Me Madam 25th March 1953 as Kenneth Gibson

I Love Melvin 20th March 1953 as Melvin Hoover

Francis Goes to West Point 1st July 1952 as Peter Stirling

Singin' in the Rain 10th April 1952 as Cosmo Brown

Francis Goes to the Races 1st May 1951 as Peter Stirling

Double Crossbones 26th April 1951 as Davey Crandall

The Milkman 17th October 1950 as Roger Bradley

Curtain Call at Cactus Creek 25th May 1950 as Edward Timmons

Francis 8th February 1950 as Peter Stirling

Yes Sir, That's My Baby 14th September 1949 as William Waldo Winfield

Feudin', Fussin' and A-Fightin' 1st June 1948 as Wilbur McMurty

Are You With It? 19th March 1948 as Milton Haskins

Something in the Wind 21st July 1947 as Charlie Read

Patrick the Great 4th May 1945 as Pat Donahue Jr.

Bowery to Broadway 3rd November 1944 as Specialty dancer

The Merry Monahans 15th September 1944 as Jimmy Monahan

This Is the Life 1st June 1944 as Jimmy

Follow the Boys 5th May 1944 as Donald O'Connor

Chip Off the Old Block 1st February 1944 as Donald Corrigan

Top Man 17th September 1943 as Don Warren

Mister Big 28th May 1943 as Donald J. O'Connor

It Comes Up Love 9th April 1943 as Ricky Ives

When Johnny Comes Marching Home 24th December 1942 as Frankie

Get Hep to Love 2nd October 1942 as Jimmy Arnold

Give Out, Sisters 1st September 1942 as Don

Private Buckaroo 12th June 1942 as Donny

What's Cookin'? 20th February 1942 as Tommy

On Your Toes 14th October 1939 as Phil Jr. as a Boy

Death of a Champion 24th August 1939 as Small Fry

Night Work 4th August 1939 as Butch Smiley

Beau Geste 24th July 1939 as Beau Geste (as a Child)

Million Dollar Legs 13th July 1939 as Sticky Boone

Unmarried 20th May 1939 as Ted Streaver (age 12)

Boy Trouble 27th January 1939 as Butch

Tom Sawyer, Detective 24th December 1938 as Huckleberry Finn

Sons of the Legion 18th September 1938 as Butch Baker

Sing, You Sinners 2nd September 1938 as Mike Beebe

Men with Wings 16th July 1938 as Young Pat Falconer

It Can't Last Forever 15th July 1937 as Kid Dancer (uncredited)

Melody for Two 1st May 1937 as Specialty Act