Richard Derr Autographs, Memorabilia & Collectibles
RICHARD DERR
Born: June 15, 1918 in Norristown, Pennsylvania
Died: May 08, 1992 in Santa Monica, California
Biography
Richard Derr (1918-1992) began his film career in two Charlie Chan movies (1941-1942). He had his sole leading role in the SF classic When Worlds Collide (1950), playing character roles thereafter in films through the early 1980s (American Gigolo, Firefox). He appeared in eight Broadway plays between 1949 and 1960, winning a Theater World Award for his debut (The Traitor) and playing the second lead in Dial M for Murder. Derr was a frequent TV guest star, with multiple appearances on several series, including Perry Mason, Star Trek, Barnaby Jones and Dallas. Bowed.
1961-1963-Perry-Mason (Performer), 1959-Terror-Is-a-Man (Performer), 1949-1952-Lights-Out (Performer), 1952-Something-to-Live-For (Performer), 1950-The-Billy-Rose-Show (Performer), 1950-The-Ford-Theatre-Hour (Performer), 1950-The-Silver-Theatre (Performer), 1950-Studio-One-in-Hollywood (Performer), 1944-An-American-Romance (Performer), 1942-Castle-in-the-Desert (Performer), 1941-Man-at-Large (Performer), 1982-Washington-Mistress (Performer), 1980-Taxi (Performer), 1977-SST:-Death-Flight (Performer), 1976-Rich-Man,-Poor-Man---Book-II (Performer), 1972-The-Victim (Performer), 1967-1969-Star-Trek (Performer), 1974-The-Morning-After (Performer), 1970-Adam-at-Six-A.M. (Performer), 1966-An-American-Dream (Performer), 1965-Walt-Disney's-Wonderful-World-of-Color (Performer), 1957-Goodyear-Playhouse (Performer), 1950-1956-Robert-Montgomery-Presents (Performer), 1955-Appointment-with-Adventure (Performer), 1952-Broadway-Television-Theatre (Performer), 1952-Our-Sister-Emily (Performer), 1952-Tales-of-Tomorrow (Performer), 1952-The-Big-Build-Up (Performer), 1950-Guilty-of-Treason (Performer), 1948-Luxury-Liner (Performer), 1946-The-Secret-Heart (Performer), 1983-Automan (Performer), 1982-Firefox (Performer), 1980-American-Gigolo (Performer), 1978-Project-U.F.O. (Performer), 1977-Charlie's-Angels (Performer), 1975-Marcus-Welby,-M.D. (Performer), 1975-The-Drowning-Pool (Performer), 1974-Hawkins (Performer), 1974-Cannon (Performer), 1971-The-Partners (Performer), 1968-Here's-Lucy (Performer), 1967-1968-Mannix (Performer), 1967-Rosie! (Performer), 1964-The-Outer-Limits (Performer), 1959-Children-of-Strangers (Performer), 1958-The-Invisible-Avenger (Performer), 1958-The-Phil-Silvers-Show (Performer), 1950-Pulitzer-Prize-Playhouse (Performer), 1948-Joan-of-Arc (Performer), 1948-The-Bride-Goes-Wild (Performer), 1943-Cry-'Havoc' (Performer), 1942-The-Man-Who-Wouldn't-Die (Performer), 1942-Sex-Hygiene (Performer), 1982-WKRP-in-Cincinnati (Performer), 1981-Dallas (Performer), 1979-The-White-Shadow (Performer), 1973-1979-Barnaby-Jones (Performer), 1976-Starsky-and-Hutch (Performer), 1973-The-Streets-of-San-Francisco (Performer), 1971-The-F.B.I. (Performer), 1968-Three-in-the-Attic (Performer), 1962-Bus-Stop (Performer), 1959-True-Story (Performer), 1952-Short-Short-Dramas (Performer), 1948-1952-The-Philco-Goodyear-Television-Playhouse (Performer), 1951-When-Worlds-Collide (Performer), 1950-1951-Armstrong-Circle-Theatre (Performer), 1951-Kraft-Theatre (Performer), 1943-Tonight-We-Raid-Calais (Performer), 1942-Commandos-Strike-at-Dawn (Performer), 1942-Just-Off-Broadway (Performer), 1942-Ten-Gentlemen-from-West-Point (Performer), 1942-A-Gentleman-at-Heart (Performer), 1941-Charlie-Chan-in-Rio (Performer)
Invitation-to-a-March - Performer (October 29, 1960 - February 4, 1961), Maybe-Tuesday - Performer (January 29, 1958 - February 1, 1958), Plain-and-Fancy - Performer (January 27, 1955 - March 3, 1956), The-Grand-Tour - Performer (December 10, 1951 - December 15, 1951), A-Phoenix-Too-Frequent-/-Freight - Performer (April 26, 1950 - April 29, 1950), The-Closing-Door - Performer (December 1, 1949 - December 17, 1949), The-Traitor - Performer (March 31, 1949 - May 28, 1949), Dial-"M"-for-Murder - Performer (October 29, 1952 - February 27, 1954)
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RICHARD DERR - DOCUMENT SIGNED - HFSID 300734Resume documenting Richard Derr's career, signed as "Richard Derr", includes personal details and a newspaper bio. This document originates from Theatre World and Screen World, chronicling American stage and film history since 1945.Price: $240.00
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MAN AT LARGE MOVIE CAST - LOBBY CARD UNSIGNED WITH GEORGE "SUPERMAN" REEVES, MARJORIE WEAVER, RICHARD DERR - HFSID 350272Lobby card for the 1941 film Man at Large, unsigned. This promotional image showcases the crime drama directed by Eugene Forde, featuring George Reeves. The card includes visible tack holes at the upper right margin, indicating previous display.
Sale Price $495.00
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