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Richard Anderson

Richard Anderson

American film actorWikipedia

Search complete. 16 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Richard Anderson".

Oct 18, 2026

DanGUEST
4:17
No, it was the guy who played Oscar Goldman in The Six Million Dollar Man.
Beowulf RochlenHOST
4:22
Oh, Richard Anderson.
Beowulf RochlenHOST
4:24
The Schultz Kitchen,
DanGUEST
4:25
where the stars come out to
Ben MankiewiczHOST
0:54
Who came to these games?
Jimmy HarrisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:55
Calder Willingham, myself and Stanley, uh, Dick Anderson, Marty Ritt.
Ben MankiewiczHOST
1:01
Dick Anderson was Richard Anderson, one of the actors from Paths of Glory, and Marty Ritt, that was Martin Ritt, director of films like Hud and Norma Rae.
Jimmy HarrisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:12
Anyways, Stanley was a pretty good poker player.
Jimmy HarrisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:15
You know, he was a great chess player from what I understand, but, but he was a pretty good poker player.
Ben MankiewiczHOST
4:06
He dialed up Kirk and said, "Okay, I'm in."
Dick AndersonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:10
I was playing poker with Stanley the night that he got the job.
Ben MankiewiczHOST
4:13
Dick Anderson remembers Stanley leaving.
Tom GulleyHOST
22:08
There were others.
Tom GulleyHOST
22:09
Lieutenant Anderson, played by Wesley Lau, police homicide detective and lead police official, now known as Andy to his friends.
Tom GulleyHOST
22:18
Lau started appearing in the fall of 1961 when Ray Collins began to reduce his participation because of that illness, and he became more prominent.
Tom GulleyHOST
22:29
For a while, some episodes featured Tragg, some Anderson, some both.
Tom GulleyHOST
22:34
Anderson's appearance is generally increasing as Tragg's decreased.
Tom GulleyHOST
22:41
Lau had previously appeared as another character in The Case of the Impatient Partner, which was common in shows in those days.
Tom GulleyHOST
22:49
You could appear in a show as a character and then, you know, next season or whatever be another character.
Tom GulleyHOST
25:02
Rumpled Trenchcoat says, "The morals clause that he was caught not smoking enough." Well, [laughs] that's, uh, yes.
Dan SchultzHOST
30:26
No, it was the guy who played Oscar Goldman in The Six Million Dollar Man.
Jennifer DavisHOST
30:32
Oh, Richard Anderson.
Dan SchultzHOST
30:33
The Schultz kitchen-
Beowulf RocklinCORRESPONDENT
30:34
Yes
Ben MankiewiczHOST
36:23
The sound is relentless.
Ben MankiewiczHOST
36:25
[whistle blowing] [guns firing]Actor Richard Anderson remembers how tough it was to film.
Richard AndersonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
36:34
The trench was gruesome, and the weather was so lousy too.
Richard AndersonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
36:38
It was cold, freezing, and, uh, overcast, gray.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
37:41
You think this attack is absolutely beyond the ability of your men at this time?
speaker_10SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
37:46
I didn't say that, George.
Ben MankiewiczHOST
37:47
Richard Anderson was on set that day.
Richard AndersonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
37:51
We spent quite a lot of time on that, uh, scene.
Tom GulleyHOST
23:37
Ha.
Tom GulleyHOST
23:37
[sighs] In another episode, a dying mutated Invader, Richard Anderson, starts to revert to his true appearance in that one.
Tom GulleyHOST
23:56
So we know they look kinda maybe a little...
Tom GulleyHOST
23:59
That's not all the way what they look like, but that's, he's starting to revert to his true appearance.
NezHOST
4:43
For those of you that watch that show.
NezHOST
4:44
Richard Anderson.
NezHOST
4:45
He plays Dr. Richard Malcolm and a ton of other people in this.
NezHOST
4:51
But, Julie, when was the first time you had seen 1973's TV movie, The Night Strangler?

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