Allen Joseph

Acting

Birthday

1919/05/29

Day of death

2012/11/30 (93 years old)

Gender

Male

Place of Birth

Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA

Also know as

Alan Joseph

Biography

Allen Joseph was born on May 29, 1919 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. He was an actor, known for Eraserhead (1977), Chilly Scenes of Winter (1979) and Raging Bull (1980). He died on November 30, 2012 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA.

Acting
Eraserhead
7.4

(1977) Eraserhead

as Mr. X

Marathon Man
7.2

(1976) Marathon Man

as Babe's Father

Hey Good Lookin'
5.6

(1982) Hey Good Lookin'

as Max (voice)

The Return of Count Yorga
5.5

(1971) The Return of Count Yorga

as Michael Farmer

Chilly Scenes of Winter
6.6

(1979) Chilly Scenes of Winter

as Blind Man

Black Market Baby
6.0

(1979) Black Market Baby

as Albert Macarino

A Very Special Favor
5.7

(1965) A Very Special Favor

as Therapy Group Member (uncredited)

Raging Bull
7.9

(1980) Raging Bull

as Jeweler

The Wonderful Land of Oz
2.0

(1969) The Wonderful Land of Oz

as The Tin Woodman

Saturday the 14th
5.0

(1981) Saturday the 14th

as Uncle Bert

Eyes of Laura Mars
5.9

(1978) Eyes of Laura Mars

as Policeman

Panic on the 5:22
5.3

(1974) Panic on the 5:22

as Hassidic Jew

Saints and Sinners
6.0

(1962) Saints and Sinners

as Dr. Fearnly

The Fugitive
7.2

(1963) The Fugitive

as Enforcer

Saints and Sinners
6.0

(1962) Saints and Sinners

as Barry

The Six Million Dollar Man
7.2

(1974) The Six Million Dollar Man

as Dorsey

Perry Mason
7.7

(1957) Perry Mason

as Prosecutor

The Courtship of Eddie's Father
6.0

(1969) The Courtship of Eddie's Father

as Mr. Wertz

Airwolf
7.6

(1984) Airwolf

as Mechanic #2

Kojak
7.0

(1973) Kojak

as Mr. King

Mission: Impossible
7.6

(1966) Mission: Impossible

as Doctor

Mission: Impossible
7.6

(1966) Mission: Impossible

as Dr. Green

Kojak
7.0

(1973) Kojak

as Night Man

Mission: Impossible
7.6

(1966) Mission: Impossible

as Dr. Tratzmer

Mission: Impossible
7.6

(1966) Mission: Impossible

as Max Wittstock

The Alfred Hitchcock Hour
7.8

(1962) The Alfred Hitchcock Hour

as Norman Abrams