Ray Walston

Biography

Ray Walston (December 2, 1914 – January 1, 2001) was an American stage, television and film actor best known as the title character on the 1960s situation comedy My Favorite Martian. In addition, he was also known for his role as high school teacher Mr. Hand in the 1982 film Fast Times at Ridgemont High and Judge Henry Bone on the drama series Picket Fences.

Known For

Star Trek: The Next Generation

Murder, She Wrote

Star Trek: Voyager

Ironside

Tony Awards

Tony Awards

Little House on the Prairie

Great Performances

All Movies (66)

• Midnight Madness: The Making of "Popcorn"2017 · as Dr. Mnesyne (archive footage)
• The Art of 'The Sting'2005 · as Self (archive footage)
• Broadway's Lost Treasures III: The Best of The Tony Awards2005 · as Applegate (segment "Damn Yankees") (archive footage)
• Early Bird Special2001 · as Pappy
• Reliving Our Fast Times at Ridgemont High1999
• Swing Vote1999 · as Justice Clore Cawley
• My Favorite Martian1999 · as Armitan
• Television: The First Fifty Years1999 · as Self
• Addams Family Reunion1998 · as Walter Adams
• Tricks1997 · as Big Sam
• The Westing Game1997 · as Sandy McSouthers
• House Arrest1996 · as Chief Rocco
• Project: ALF1996 · as Motel Manager
• Of Mice and Men1992 · as Candy
• The Player1992 · as Ray Walston
• Space Case1992 · as Bert
• One Special Victory1991 · as Wurtz
• Ralph S. Mouse1991 · as Matt
• Popcorn1991 · as Dr. Mnesyne
• Runaway Ralph1991 · as Matt
• Angel of Death1990 · as Prison Librarian
• Blood Salvage1990 · as Mr. Stone
• Ski Patrol1990 · as Pops
• Class Cruise1989 · as Cappy Connors
• Fine Gold1989 · as Sacacorchos
• A Man of Passion1989 · as Basilio
• Saturday the 14th Strikes Back1988 · as Gramps Baxter
• Blood Relations1988 · as Dr. Charles Macleod
• Red River1988 · as Groot
• Crash Course1988 · as Principal Paulson
• O.C. and Stiggs1987 · as Grandpa 'Gramps' Ogilvie
• From the Hip1987 · as 1st Judge
• The Mouse and the Motorcycle1986 · as Matt
• Ask Max1986 · as Harmon
• Rad1986 · as Burton Timmer
• Amos1985 · as Johnny Kent
• Johnny Dangerously1984 · as Vendor
• For Love or Money1984 · as Eppes
• The Jerk, Too1984 · as Diesel
• Private School1983 · as Chauncey
• This Girl for Hire1983 · as Abner Litto
• Fast Times at Ridgemont High1982 · as Mr. Hand
• The Kid with the Broken Halo1982 · as Michael
• O'Hara's Wife1982 · as Walter Tatum
• Pale Horse Pale Rider1981 · as Tap Dancer
• Galaxy of Terror1981 · as Kore
• Popeye1980 · as Poopdeck Pappy
• The Fall of the House of Usher1979 · as Thaddeus
• Institute for Revenge1979 · as Frank Anders
• The Girl Who Saved the World1979 · as Bob Richards
• The Happy Hooker Goes to Washington1977 · as Senator Sturges
• Silver Streak1976 · as Mr. Edgar Whiney
• The Sting1973 · as J.J. Singleton
• Paint Your Wagon1969 · as "Mad Jack" Duncan
• Caprice1967 · as Stuart Clancy
• Kiss Me, Stupid1964 · as Orville Jeremiah Spooner
• Who's Minding the Store?1963 · as Mr. Quimby
• Wives and Lovers1963 · as Wylie Driberg
• Convicts 41962 · as Iggy
• Portrait in Black1960 · as Cobb
• The Apartment1960 · as Joe Dobisch
• Tall Story1960 · as Professor Leo Sullivan
• Say One for Me1959 · as Phil Stanley
• Damn Yankees1958 · as Mr. Applegate
• South Pacific1958 · as Luther Billis
• Kiss Them for Me1957 · as Lt. (j.g.) Howard McCann

All TV Shows (48)

• Ally McBeal1997 · as Minister Breyer
• 7th Heaven1996 · as Millard Holmes
• Star Trek: Voyager1995 · as Boothby
• Touched by an Angel1994 · as Benjamin Clay
• The Stand1994 · as Glen Bateman
• The Stand1994 · as Glen Bateman (credit only)
• Dave's World1993 · as Judge Stone
• Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman1993 · as Lucius Slicker
• Picket Fences1992 · as Henry Bone
• Eerie, Indiana1991 · as Ned
• Shades of L.A.1990
• Dream On1990 · as Father Augustine
• I Know My First Name Is Steven1989 · as Bob Augustine
• Paradise1988 · as Alexander R. R. Morgan
• Star Trek: The Next Generation1987 · as Boothby
• 21 Jump Street1987 · as Judge Desmond
• L.A. Law1986 · as Gus Nivens
• Fast Times1986 · as Mr. Arnold Hand
• Misfits of Science1985 · as Barney
• Otherworld1985 · as Bureaucrat
• Murder, She Wrote1984 · as Q. L. Frubson
• Night Court1984 · as Martin A. Landis
• St. Elsewhere1982 · as Dr. Arrowsmith
• Silver Spoons1982
• Code Red1981
• Hart to Hart1979 · as Elliott Laurence
• Buck Rogers in the 25th Century1979 · as Roderick Zale
• Stop Susan Williams1979
• Cliffhangers1979 · as Bob Richards
• Ellery Queen1975 · as Howard Pratt
• Little House on the Prairie1974 · as Jimmy Hart
• The Six Million Dollar Man1974 · as Horton Budge
• The Paul Lynde Show1972 · as Mr. Tamura
• Great Performances1971 · as Self
• Love, American Style1969 · as Mr. Wood
• The Mod Squad1968 · as J.B.
• Ironside1967 · as Walter Butler
• The Wild Wild West1965 · as Prof. Henry Johnson
• My Favorite Martian1963 · as Uncle Martin
• The Danny Kaye Show1963 · as Self
• The Merv Griffin Show1962 · as Self
• Tony Awards1956 · as Self - Performer
• Tony Awards1956 · as Self - Presenter
• Omnibus1952
• The Colgate Comedy Hour1950 · as Self
• Suspense1949 · as Herbert the Hook
• Suspense1949
• Suspense1949 · as Ticket Seller (uncredited)