Frank Aletter profile
Actor profile

Frank Aletter

14th January 1926 Queens, New York City, New York, USA Acting

Frank George Aletter (January 14, 1926 – May 13, 2009) was an American actor. For someone who goes only to movie theaters, Frank Aletter is a total stranger. It is true that the actor appeared in no more than a handful of theatrical films (Gerhart in Mister Roberts (1955), a commanding officer in Tora! Tora! Tora! (1970), Leigh Jensen in Private School (1983)...). But for a TV fan things are just the opposite, for Aletter was cast in NEARLY ALL the TV series, films, sitcoms and specials shot between 1955 and 1991! A sample of titles just give you an idea of Frank Aletter's prolific output on the small screen: Bringing Up Buddy (1960), Perry Mason (1957), The Cara Williams Show (1964), Lassie (1954), Mannix (1967), Marcus Welby, M.D. (1969), Insight (1960), Kojak (1973), Cannon (1971), Hunter (1976), "Super Jaimie"... In his first life, Frank Aletter had been a regular on Broadway appearing in plays and musicals like "Bells Are Ringing", "Time Limit", "Wish You Were Here" and of course "Mister Roberts", which opened to him the doors of filmed fiction.

9 Movies 73 TV Shows 86 Credits
Filmography

Movies & TV Shows

Matlock poster
Matlock 3rd March 1986 as Judge David Spinner
Automan poster
Automan 15th December 1983 as James Dowling
Hotel poster
Hotel 21st August 1982 as Bill Korman
Switch poster
Switch 9th September 1975 as Fred Willens
Switch poster
Switch 9th September 1975 as Harry Gilden
Kojak poster
Kojak 24th October 1973 as Capt. Nolan
M*A*S*H poster
M*A*S*H 17th September 1972 as Major Stoner
Banyon poster
Banyon 15th September 1972 as John Garvey
Maude poster
Maude 12th September 1972 as George Snyder
Columbo poster
Columbo 15th September 1971 as Ernie Garrison
Adam-12 poster
Adam-12 21st September 1968 as Harry Morrison
Mannix poster
Mannix 16th September 1967 as Lorne Marshall
Lassie poster
Lassie 12th September 1954 as Colonel Gene Cameron
Lassie poster
Lassie 12th September 1954 as Col. Gene Cameron