Lee Bowman

Biography

Lee Bowman (December 28, 1914 – December 25, 1979) was an American film and television actor. According to one obituary, "his roles ranged from romantic lead to worldly, wisecracking lout in his most famous years".

Known For

The Fugitive

Robert Montgomery Presents

Studio One

All Movies (50)

Fame Is the Name of the Game1966 · as Cruikshank
Youngblood Hawke1964 · as Jason Prince
Babes in Toyland1954 · as Himself / Host
The Lie1954 · as John Arthur Hamilton
House by the River1950 · as John Byrne
There's a Girl in My Heart1949 · as Terrence Dowd
My Dream Is Yours1949 · as Gary Mitchell
Smash-Up: The Story of a Woman1947 · as Ken Conway
The Walls Came Tumbling Down1946 · as Gilbert Archer
She Wouldn't Say Yes1945 · as Michael Kent
Tonight and Every Night1945 · as Squadron Leader Paul Lundy
Up in Mabel's Room1944 · as Arthur Weldon
The Impatient Years1944 · as Andy Anderson
Cover Girl1944 · as Noel Wheaton
Bataan1943 · as Capt. Henry Lassiter
Three Hearts for Julia1943 · as David Torrance
Tish1942 · as Charles 'Charlie' Sands, Tish's Nephew
Pacific Rendezvous1942 · as Lt. Bill Gordon
We Were Dancing1942 · as Hubert Tyler
Kid Glove Killer1942 · as Gerald I. Ladimer
Design for Scandal1941 · as Walter Caldwell
Married Bachelor1941 · as Eric Santley
Washington Melodrama1941 · as Ronnie Colton
Model Wife1941 · as Ralph Benson
Buck Privates1941 · as Randolph Parker III
Go West1940 · as (uncredited)
Third Finger, Left Hand1940 · as Philip Booth
Wyoming1940 · as Sergeant Connelly
Gold Rush Maisie1940 · as Bill Anders
Florian1940 · as Archduke Oliver
The Great Victor Herbert1939 · as Dr. Richard Moore
Fast and Furious1939 · as Mike Stevens
Dancing Co-Ed1939 · as Freddy Tobin
Miracles for Sale1939 · as La Claire
Stronger Than Desire1939 · as Michael McLain
Love Affair1939 · as Kenneth Bradley
The Lady and the Mob1939 · as Frederick Leonard
Society Lawyer1939 · as Phil Saddall
Next Time I Marry1938 · as Count Georgi
Tarnished Angel1938 · as Paul Montgomery
A Man to Remember1938 · as Dick Abbott
Having Wonderful Time1938 · as Buzzy Armbruster
The First Hundred Years1938 · as George Wallace
This Way Please1937 · as Stu Randall
Sophie Lang Goes West1937 · as Eddie Rollyn
Easy Living1937 · as Motorcycle Policeman (uncredited)
The Last Train from Madrid1937 · as Michael Balk
I Met Him in Paris1937 · as Berk Sutter
Internes Can't Take Money1937 · as Weeks
Swing High, Swing Low1937 · as El Greco Patron (uncredited)

All TV Shows (19)

Judd, for the Defense1967
The Fugitive1963 · as Tod Langer
Miami Undercover1961 · as Jeff Thompson
77 Sunset Strip1958
Letter to Loretta1953 · as John Kennedy
Letter to Loretta1953 · as Jack Burton
Schlitz Playhouse of Stars1951
Lux Video Theatre1950 · as Jerry Courtney
Lux Video Theatre1950 · as Paul
Lux Video Theatre1950 · as Michael
Your Show of Shows1950
Robert Montgomery Presents1950 · as John Forbes
Robert Montgomery Presents1950 · as Self - Guest Host
Robert Montgomery Presents1950
Robert Montgomery Presents1950 · as Terry Ballard
Robert Montgomery Presents1950 · as Nick Carraway
Robert Montgomery Presents1950 · as Stacey Spender
Studio One1948
Studio One1948 · as Alan Morewether