Jack Duffy

Biography

Jack Duffy was a versatile entertainer, recognized for his talents as a comedian, impressionist, and singer. He gained notable recognition for his portrayal as "the Captain" on the enduring game show, The Party Game. This popular show ran from 1970 to 1981, initially broadcast on CHCH-TV in Hamilton, Ontario, and later syndicated nationally, contributing significantly to Duffy's enduring legacy in Canadian entertainment.

Known For

Twice in a Lifetime

Mutant X

Psi Factor: Chronicles of the Paranormal

Friday the 13th: The Series

Corner Gas

Forever Knight

The New Avengers

Brimstone

All Movies (28)

• Gooby2009 · as Grocery Store Manager
• Come Again in Spring2007 · as Hark (Voice)
• It's a Boy Girl Thing2006 · as Old Man
• Fancy Dancing2002 · as Stan
• The Tuxedo2002 · as Elderly Man
• Bleacher Bums2001 · as Oldest Father
• My Horrible Year!2001 · as Mr. Birdwell
• Spreading Ground2000 · as Owen Rafferty
• A Holiday Romance1999 · as Irwin
• Strike!1998 · as School Guard
• Men with Guns1998 · as Jimmy
• Double Take1998 · as Judge
• Blackheart1998 · as Enger
• The Defenders: Payback1997 · as Mr. Sanders
• Sodbusters1994 · as Railroad Executive No. 1
• Hostage for a Day1994 · as SWAT #3
• David's Mother1994 · as Doorman
• Ordinary Magic1993 · as Barbershop #1
• Dick Francis: In the Frame1989 · as Harvey
• The Dream Team1989 · as Bernie
• Biographies: The Enigma of Bobby Bittman1988 · as Sam Slansky
• Switching Channels1988 · as Emil, the Waiter
• Killer Party1986 · as Security Guard
• Boo!1980 · as Dr. Frankenstein
• The Silent Partner1978 · as Fogelman
• Hamburgers1974 · as self
• Hot Scotch1948
• The Hollywood Handicap1932

All TV Shows (12)

• Corner Gas2004 · as Mr. Baker
• Mutant X2001 · as Silver
• Twice in a Lifetime1999 · as Samuel Gold
• Brimstone1998 · as Irwin Dollinger
• Psi Factor: Chronicles of the Paranormal1996
• The Hardy Boys1995 · as Harry
• Forever Knight1992
• Friday the 13th: The Series1987 · as Manny King
• Curious George1980 · as Narrator
• The New Avengers1976 · as Radio Operator
• Sidestreet1975
• The Bobby Vinton Show1975