From The TV IV
| Lorne Greene
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| Birth name
| Lyon Himan Green
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| Born
| February 12, 1915 in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
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| Died
| September 11, 1987 in Santa Monica, California, USA from prostate cancer
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| Sometimes credited as
| Lorne Green
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| Notable Roles
| Ben Cartwright in Bonanza
Commander Adama in Battlestar Galactica (1978)
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| Notable Episodes
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| Awards
| star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
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Lorne Greene was a Canadian actor.
Roles
Starring Roles
Guest Starring Roles
| Series
| Role
| Episode
| Airdate
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| Wagon Train | Christopher Webb | 2x23 - The Vivian Carter Story | March 11, 1959
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Bronco
(credited as Lorne Green)
| Capt. Amos Carr | 1x17 - Prairie Skipper | May 5, 1959
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| Cheyenne (1955) | Colonel Bell | 4x07 - Gold, Glory and Custer: Prelude (1) | January 4, 1960
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| Cheyenne (1955) | Colonel Bell | 4x08 - Gold, Glory and Custer: Requiem (2) | January 11, 1960
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| Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In | Cameo Appearance | 1x01 - Show #1 | January 22, 1968
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| Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In | Cameo Appearance | 1x03 - Show #3 | February 5, 1968
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| Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In | Cameo Appearance | 3x14 - Show #54 | December 15, 1969
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| The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries | Insp. Hans Stavlin | 2x01 - The Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew Meet Dracula (1) | September 11, 1977
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| The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries | Insp. Hans Stavlin | 2x02 - The Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew Meet Dracula (2) | September 18, 1977
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| The Love Boat | Buddy Bowers | 3x01 - Alaska Wedding Cruise: Carol & Doug / Peter & Alicia / Julie / Buddy & Portia (1) | September 15, 1979
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| The Love Boat | Buddy Bowers | 3x02 - Alaska Wedding Cruise: Carol & Doug / Peter & Alicia / Julie / Buddy & Portia (2) | September 15, 1979
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| Vega$ | Emil Remick | 3x01 - Aloha, You're Dead (1) | November 5, 1980
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| Vega$ | Emil Remick | 3x02 - Aloha, You're Dead (2) | November 5, 1980
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| Highway to Heaven | Fred Fusco | 2x08 - The Smile in the Third Row | November 20, 1985
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Specials and Made-for-TV Movies
Talk, News and Game Show Appearances
Awards and Accolades
see above
Singles
"Ringo" (#1 pop, 1964)
