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JANIS
Twentieth Century Artists, Inc.,
15760 Ventura Blvd. Ste.700, Encino, CA 91436 (818) 325-3832 fax
(818) 713-1709
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MOVIES:
“Another Pretty Face”
– Directed by Ray Villa
“The November
Conspiracy” – Starring George Segal, Elliott
Gould and Conrad Janis. Directed by Conrad Janis – A MiraCon
Pictures Production
“The Cable Guy”
– with Jim Carrey and Matthew Broderick, Directed by Ben Stiller
“Mr. Saturday Night”
– Billy Crystal, Helen Hunt, directed by Billy Crystal
“Addams Family Reunion”
– Tim Curry, Daryl Hannah
“Exit to Eden”
– a Garry Marshall film. Starring Dana Delany, Paul Mercurio,
Rosie O'Donnell and Dan Aykroyd.
“Nothing in Common”
- Tom Hanks, Jackie Gleason, Dir. Garry Marshall
“The God’s Must
be Crazy III” –
Canon Films
“Brewster’s Millions”
– Richard Pryor, John Candy, dir. Walter Hill – a Joel
Silver Production
“Oh God II”
– George Burns, Directed by Gil Cates
“The Buddy Holly Story”
– Gary Busey
“The Duchess
and the Dirtwater Fox” – George Segal,
Goldie Hawn – Directed by Mel Frank, 20th Century Fox
“Roseland”
– A James Ivory film.
“Sonny
Boy” – David Carradine, Paul Smith, Brad
Dourif – Dir. Robert Carroll
“The Happy Hooker”
– with Lynne Redgrave, Jean Pierre Aumont
“Airport
‘75” – with Charlton Heston, Karen
Black, Gloria Swanson, Myna Loy, Sid Caesar, directed By Jack Smight
– Universal
“Beyond Glory”
– with Alan Ladd and
Donna Reed – Paramount
“Let’s
Rock” – Julia La Rosa, Paul Anka
“That Hagen Girl”
– with Ronald Reagan, Shirley Temple – Warner Bros.
“The Brasher
Doubloon” – (Raymond Chandler – Philip
Marlowe Mystery) 20th Century Fox
“Margie”
– opposite Jeanne Crain, directed by Henry King – 20th
Century Fox
“Snafu”
– with Robert Benchley – Columbia
"On
The Campaign Trail" - Documentary, Bill Clinton
FILM DIRECTOR:
"The November
Conspiracy"– Directed by Conrad Janis. Starring
George Segal, Elliot Gould, Conrad Janis, Paige Turco, Dirk Benedict,
Maria Grimm
TELEVISION SERIES:
“Frasier”
– Recurring role. With Kelsey Grammer and David Hyde Pierce.
“Family Law”
- Recurring Role. With Kathleen Quinlan and Christopher McDonald.
“Diagnosis Murder”
– Recurring Role. With Dick Van Dyke, Victoria Rowell and
Bary Van Dyke.
“L.A. Heat”
– Recurring Role. Wth Wolf Larson and Steven Williams.
“Murder She Wrote”
– Recurring role. With Angela Lansbury.
“St.
Elsewhere” – Recurring Role. With Ed Flanders,
Norman Lloyd, Ronny Cox etc.
“Mork and
Mindy” – Starring with Robin Williams and
Pam Dawber. (Mindy’s Father; Regular)
“Quark"
– written by Buck Henry, starring with Richard Benjamin; Regular
“I Bonino”
–written by Robert Allen Arthur, starring with Ezio Pinza
– prod. Fred Coe. Regular.
“Jimmy Hughes
Rookie Cop” - Conrad
Janis as Jimmy Hughes. Dumont Network
TV MOVIES OF THE WEEK:
The New Rockford Files
- As Harvey. With James Garner and John Amos.
Asimoz’s Probe
- Parker Stevenson, produced by Universal.
Caddie Woodlawn
- With Melissa Clayton, Season Hubley, Trey Parker etc.
The Gossip Columnist
- As Ivan Bock. With Steve Allen, Jim Backus, Jack Carter, Kim Cattrall
and Martha Raye.
The Red Light Sting
- As Bowman. With Farrah Fawcet and Beau Bridges.
The Virginia Hill Story
- As Halley. With Dyan Canon and Harvey Keitel.
Freddie’s Magic
Magnet – DISNEY
Miracle on 34th Street
- As Doctor Pierce. With Jane Alexander, David Hartman,
Roddy McDowall and Sebastian Cabot.
TELEVISION
– Starred in over 500 major network
shows from the present to the "Golden Age” of television,
including:
Baywatch
- With David Hasselhoff and Parker Stevenson.
"V"
- With Jane Badler, June Chadwick and Jennifer Cooke. Produced by
Ralph Riskin
Shades of LA
- With Warren Berlinger, David L. Crowley and John D'Aquino.
Golden Girls
- With Beatrice Arthur, Betty White, Rue McClanahan and Estelle
Getty.
Highway to Heaven - With
Michael Landon and Victor French.
Maude
- Bea Arthur and Bill Macy.
Dog and Cat
- With Lou Antonio and Kim Basinger.
Laverne and Shirley
- With Penny Marshall, Cindy Williams, Michael McKean and David
L. Lander.
Streets of San Fransisco
- With Karl Malden and Michael Douglas.
Happy Days
- With Ron Howard, Henry Winkler, Tom Bosley, Marion Ross, Erin
Moran, Anson Williams and Don Most.
The Jeffersons
- With Isabel Sanford and Sherman Hemsley.
Remington Steele - With
Stephanie Zimbalist and Pierce Brosnan.
Every Ninety Seconds
-
The George Burns Comedy
Hour - With George Burns.
Barnaby Jones
- With Buddy Ebsen and Lee Meriweather.
The Gossip Columnist
- Opposite Kim Cattrall
Police Story
- With Vic Morrow.
The McLean Stevenson
Show
Mama’s Family
- With Vicki Lawrence, Carol Burnett, Harvey Korman, Betty White,
etc.
Kojak
- With Telly Savalas, Dan Frazer and Kevin Dobson.
The Love Boat
- With Gavin MacLeod, Bernie Kopell, Joanna Cassidy, Fred Grandy,
etc.
Baretta
- With Robert Blake.
Banacek
- With George Peppard, Ralph Manza and Murray Matheson.
My Favorite Martian
- With Ray Walston, Bill Bixby and Pamela Britton.
Get Smart
- As a KAOS agent, with Don Adams, Barbara Feldon and Edward Platt.
Cannon
- Starring William Conrad.
The Untouchables
- Starring Robert Stack.
Suspense
- 28 starring roles.
Studio One
- 7 starring roles.
Philco Playhouse
- 10 starring roles.
Omnibus
- 2 starring roles.
The U.S. Steel Hour
- Written by Rod Serling and James Costigan.
Zane Grey Theatre
- Hosted by Dick Powell.
Kraft Playhouse
- 14 starring roles.
Armstrong Circle Theatre
- 7 starring roles.
Danger
- Hosted and narrated by Dick Stark.
Lights Out
- Hosted by Frank Gallop, Narrated by Jack La Rue.
The Clock -
Narrated by Larry Semon.
Actors Studio Theater
- With Marc Connelly.
Matinee Theatre
- Hosted by John Conte.
Starlight Theatre
-5 starring roles
The Web
- Hosted by Jonathan Blake.
T-Men in Action
The Nurses-
With Shirl Conway and Zina Bethune.
Silver Theatre
- Hosted by Conrad Nagel.
House Calls
Trapper John M.D.
- With Pernell Roberts and Gregory Harrison.
Stony Burke
- Starring with Jack Lord, Robert Dowell and Bruce Dern.
Appointment with Adventure
The Invisible Man
- With david McCallum, Melinda O. Fee and Craid Stevens.
Man Behind The Badge
- With Charles Bickford and Norman Rose.
CBS. T.V. Workshop
"Bill Baily, Wont
You Please Come Home"
- Starring with Sidney Poitier.
Tattle Tale
- With Catherine Rich, C. Thomas Howell and Ally Sheedy.
The Match Game
The Golf Playhouse
- Several epesiodes.
Newspaper, Magazine &
TV News Appearances
Entertainment
Tonight - Many appearances
48 Hours
- Several appearances
Hard copy
- Several appearances
NBC Specials
- About Conrad and the Beverly Hills Unlisted Jazz Band
NBC Nightly News
Good Morning
LA - Many appearances
KTLA News show
- Several appearances
KCLA News show
- Several appearances
KCOP News show
- Several appearances
Good Morning LA
- with Steve Edwards - Several appearances
CBS Evening News
- Several appearances
ABC News Shows
- Several appearances
CNN
- Several appearances
Fox News
- Several appearances
People Magazine
- Several appearances
New York Post
New York Times
LA Times
Beverly Courier
Beverly Hills 215
Countless Other
Shows
TELEVISION SPECIALS:
This Joint
is Jumpin’ – PBS; Producer, starring opposite
Jack Lemmon, Bea Arthur, Dudley Moore, Dirk Benedict, Jackie Cooper
and Pat McCormick.
That’s a Plenty
– KCET Special; Starring with George Segal and The Beverley
Hills Unlisted Jazz Band.
The Bob Hope Special
– Starring as Norman Lear.
The Bert Convy Special
The Jukebox Review
Don Lane Show
- via satellite to Australia and Europe.
BROADWAY PLAYS:
(Original Broadway Companies *)
“Same
Time Next Year” – Opposite Joyce Van Patten.
Broadway and National Tour
“The Front Page”
* – all star production with Robert Ryan, Helen Hayes,
Conrad Janis, Peggy Cass, Arnold Stang, Bert Convy, Julia Meade.
“Sunday in New York”
* – By Norman Krasna, directed by Garson Kanin with
Robert Redford
“The Velvet Shotgun”
– (West End, London) – 100 performances, dir. Frith
Banbury for H. M. Tenant producer, starred opposite Sarah Marshall
“Visit to a Small Planet”
* – By Gore Vidal, with Cyril Ritchard
“Make A Million”
* – With Sam Levene,
“Marathon 33” *
– Directed by Lee Strasberg, with Julie Harris
“Time out for Ginger”
* – With Melvyn Douglas
“Joy Ride”
(Los Angeles, CA) – Musical revue with Joel Grey, Bernie West,
played many roles and led Jazz band on stage
“The Brass Ring”
*– (Won Theatre World Award)
“The Next Half
Hour” *
– By Mary Chase, Dir. George S. Kauffman
“Dark of the Moon” *
– Sta Richadr Hart, Carrol Stone, Marge Champion.
“Junior Miss” *
- Directed by Moss Hart – 720 performances.
“Everybody Loves Me”
* – With Jack Carson
“No Hard Feelings”
* – Directed by Abe Burrows, with Eddie Albert, Stockard
Channing
CONCERTS:
Carnegie Hall
– 8 sold our performances and multiple other appearances.
Westwood Playhouse
- Several appearances.
Town Hall, New York
Philadelphia Academy
of Music
Visalia Civic Center
- Visalia, CA
Community Playhouse
– Palos Verdes, CA
Gammage Auditorium
- Tempe Arizona, several appearances
The North Community
Theater -
Several appearances.
UCLA Theater
- Several appearances.
The Television Academy
Screen Actors Guild
Fundraiser
Writers Guild Fundraiser
Twin Towers Fundraiser
And Countless
Others
TALK SHOWS:
David Letterman
- Many appearances.
The Tonight Show
- Many appearances.
Johnny Carson Tonight Show
- over 30 appearances.
Mike Douglas
- 5 appearances.
Merv Griffin
- Several appearances.
The Dinah Shore Show
- 5 appearances.
The Late Show
- with Ross Shafer
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