
Warren Parker
Known for
Acting
Life
1904 – 1976 (aged 72)
Born in
Alton, Illinois, USA
Credits
View on IMDb30 acting credits
Biography
Born on February 25, 1904, in Alton, Illinois, Warren Parker was an American actor and screenwriter whose career spanned more than three decades. Trained in theatre before moving to Hollywood, he became a familiar face on television throughout the 1950s to the 1970s. His understated, precise acting earned him numerous supporting roles in landmark series such as Lights Out, Tales of Tomorrow, The Third Man, Ironside, and Days of Our Lives.
Married to actress Mary Patton, Parker often portrayed authority figures — doctors, judges, or ministers — roles that suited his distinguished presence and measured diction. He also contributed to television writing, reflecting his enduring interest in dramatic structure.
Known For
Filmography
1978
- Big Apple Birthdayas The Picnickers
- Alex and the Wonderful Doo-Wah Lamp
1972
- The Carey Treatmentas Blaine
1970
- Dan Augustas Doctor1 episode
1969
- Then Came Bronsonas Fred1 episode
1968
- Mayberry R.F.D.as Mr. Springer1 episode
1967
- Ironsideas Neighbor1 episode
- The Invadersas Arthur Singeiser1 episode
1965
- The Wild Wild Westas The Engineer1 episode
1964
- The Pleasure Seekersas Mr. Morton (uncredited)
- The Man from U.N.C.L.E.as Second Passenger1 episode
- Bewitchedas Dr. Henry Clarke1 episode
1963
- Petticoat Junctionas Mr. Williams1 episode
- The Fugitiveas Lewis1 episode
1961
- The Investigatorsas Martin Beckett1 episode
- Hazelas Antique Dealer1 episode
- Return to Peyton Placeas Lupus Wolf (uncredited)
- The Hoodlum Priestas Warden
1960
- Peter Loves Maryas Mr. Canfield1 episode
- The Andy Griffith Showas Mr. Meldrim The Bank President1 episode
- Checkmateas Arthur Harper1 episode
- Too Soon to Loveas Mr. Taylor
1959
- The Twilight Zoneas Clothes Store Manager (uncredited)1 episode
- The Third Manas Cyril Nathan1 episode
1958
- The Power of the Resurrectionas Andrew
1957
- The Real McCoysas Mr. Jones1 episode
- Have Gun, Will Travelas Clerk1 episode
1952
- Bitter Stormas Voice
1950
- Lux Video Theatreas Dr. Aubrey1 episode
1947
- Kraft Television Theatre1 episode







