



Mike Kellin
Acting1922Hartford, Connecticut, USA

Biography
Mike Kellin (April 26, 1922 – August 26, 1983) was an American actor.
Known For
Acting History
2012
Sleepaway Camp IV: The Survivor
as Mel (archive footage)
1983
Sleepaway Camp
as Mel
1982
1981
1980
The Jazz Singer
as Leo
F.D.R.: The Last Year
as Andrei Gromyko
The Murder That Wouldn't Die
as Capt. Ames
Galactica 1980
TVas John Stockton
1978
1976
The Tenth Level
as Mancuso
Next Stop, Greenwich Village
as Ben Lapinsky
Demon
as Deputy Commissioner
All in the Family
TVas Bummie Fencel• 1 eps
Barney Miller
TVas Al Mitchell• 1 eps
1975
The Art of Crime
as Kore
1974
1973
The Connection
as Pillo
Nightside
as Aram Bessoyggian
1972
Assignment: Munich
as Gus
The Catcher
as Mike Keller
1971
1970
The Phynx
as Bogey
The People Next Door
as Dr. Margolin
Cover Me Babe
as The Derelict
A Clear and Present Danger
as Professor Duke
1969
Riot
as Bugsy
1968
The Boston Strangler
as Julian Soshnick
1967
Banning
as Harry Kalielle
The Incident
as Harry Purvis
1966
Lost in Space
TVas Myko• 1 eps
Gunsmoke
TVas Chad Timpson• 1 eps
1965
Combat!
TVas Jackson• 1 eps
Mr. Novak
TVas Lester Lewin• 1 eps
The Wackiest Ship in the Army
TVas Willie Miller
1964
Invitation to a Gunfighter
as Blind Union Vet
The Defenders
TVas Harold Brickman• 1 eps
Rawhide
TVas Vassily• 1 eps
1963
1962
Hell Is for Heroes
as Pvt. Stan Kolinsky
The Alfred Hitchcock Hour
TVas Parker• 1 eps
Dr. Kildare
TVas Dr. Larry Phelen• 1 eps
1961
1960
The Wackiest Ship in the Army
as Jack MacCarthy
The Great Impostor
as Clifford Thompson
The Mountain Road
as Prince
One Step Beyond
TVas Dominic DiNovio / Fredrick Gibbs• 1 eps
Adventures in Paradise
TVas Mickey Hogan• 1 eps
Shirley Temple's Storybook
TVas Gyppo• 1 eps
1959
1958
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
TVas Killer• 1 eps
1957
Studio One
TVas Bundy• 1 eps
Decoy
TVas Harry Keenan
1954
1953
Suspense
TVas Mr. Wohler• 1 eps
1952
1950
At War with the Army
as Sergeant McVey
So Young, So Bad
as Carousel Operator (uncredited)
Lux Video Theatre
TVas George / Tuttle / Eddie Stork / Two Times
1948
The Ed Sullivan Show
TVas Self







