Pete Kellett
Known for
Acting
Life
1922 – 1982 (aged 59)
Born in
West Plains, Missouri, USA
Credits
View on IMDb31 acting credits
Biography
George Foster "Pete" Kellett was an American character actor and stuntman who worked in Hollywood for over 30 years. Kellett was a prolific background performer and stunt professional, frequently appearing uncredited as guards, henchmen, soldiers, and cowboys across numerous classic films and television series
Known For
Breakfast at Tiffany's
06 Oct 1961
Spartacus
13 Oct 1960
Star Trek
08 Sep 1966
Batman
12 Jan 1966
Get Smart
18 Sep 1965
The Children's Hour
19 Dec 1961
Birdman of Alcatraz
04 Jul 1962
Mission: Impossible
17 Sep 1966
Filmography
1978
- The Magic of Lassieas Security Guard
1976
- Blood Voyageas Mack
1968
- Land of the Giantsas Guard1 episode
1966
- Mission: Impossibleas Guard1 episode
- Star Trekas Kirk's Henchman1 episode
- Batmanas Cossack (uncredited)2 episodes
1965
- Get Smartas KAOS Agent (uncredited)1 episode
1964
- Mail Order Brideas Saloon Brawler (uncredited)
- Viva Las Vegasas Casino Patron (uncredited)
1963
- It Happened at the World's Fairas Policeman (uncredited)
1962
- Birdman of Alcatrazas Inmate (uncredited)
1961
- The Children's Houras Taxi Driver (uncredited)
- Breakfast at Tiffany'sas Guard (uncredited)
- King of the Roaring 20's – The Story of Arnold Rothsteinas Police Officer (uncredited)
1960
- Spartacusas Slave (uncredited)
- Sunrise at Campobelloas Policeman (uncredited)
1956
- Blazing the Overland Trailas Pete
- The Houston Storyas Kalo
1955
- 5 Against the Houseas Lift Operator (uncredited)
1954
- The Bounty Hunteras Townsman (uncredited)
- Duffy of San Quentinas Convict
1953
- Angel Faceas Detective (uncredited)
1952
- Son of Ali Babaas Villager (uncredited)
- Denver and Rio Grandeas Railroad Worker
1951
- I'll See You in My Dreamsas Soldier (uncredited)
- The Enforcer
1950
- The Flame and the Arrowas Guard (uncredited)
- Tarzan and the Slave Girl
- Bright Leafas Farmer's Son (uncredited)
1949
- I Shot Jesse Jamesas Townsman (uncredited)
1948
- The Black Arrowas Fencer (uncredited)