Joe Silver
Acting • Born 1922-09-28 – Died 1989-02-27
Biography
Joe Silver was an American stage, television, film and radio actor. He was known for his distinctive deep voice.
Filmography
51 credits
Shivers
Movie • 1975
Rollo Linsky
You Light Up My Life
Movie • 1977
Sy Robinson
Rabid
Movie • 1977
Murray Cypher
The American Nightmare
Movie • 2000
Self
The Woody Allen Special
Movie • 1969
Self
Illusions
Movie • 1983
Arnie
Move
Movie • 1970
Oscar
The Gig
Movie • 1985
Abe Mitgang
Mr. Nice Guy
Movie • 1987
Leser Tish
Creepshow 2
Movie • 1987
The Creep (voice)
Rhinoceros
Movie • 1974
Norman
Santa's Space Ship
Movie • 1952
Santa Claus
Gnomes
Movie • 1980
(voice)
Deathtrap
Movie • 1982
Seymour Starger
A Bridge Grows in Brooklyn
Movie • 1967
Hart Hat/Mayor (voice)
Keep the Cool, Baby
Movie • 1967
Spider (voice) (uncredited)
The Crash of Flight 401
Movie • 1978
Alvin Jessop
Diary of a Bachelor
Movie • 1964
Charlie Barrett
The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz
Movie • 1974
Farber
Boardwalk
Movie • 1979
Leo Rosen
Almost You
Movie • 1985
Uncle Stu
Starstruck
Movie • 1979
Magic Sticks
Movie • 1987
Pawnbroker
Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure!
Movie • 1977
The Greedy (voice)
Switching Channels
Movie • 1988
Mordsini
Klute
Movie • 1971
Dr. Spangler (uncredited)
Focus on Fishko
Movie • 1983
Old Studio Boss
The Night the Animals Talked
Movie • 1970
(voice)
Likely Stories, Vol. 4
Movie • 1983
The Ford Theatre Hour: Alice in Wonderland
Movie • 1950
Caterpillar
Alice
TV • 1976
Spenser: For Hire
TV • 1985
Chico and the Man
TV • 1974
Naked City
TV • 1958
Assistant D.A. Ketton
Sanford and Son
TV • 1972
Medical Center
TV • 1969
Gunsmoke
TV • 1955
Beal Brown
Studio One
TV • 1948
Decius
The Equalizer
TV • 1985
Felix Dzershinsky
Harry O
TV • 1974
The Patty Duke Show
TV • 1963
Decoy
TV • 1957
Bennie, Carnival Worker
Fay
TV • 1975
Jack Stewart
Playwrights '56
TV • 1955
Nurse
TV • 1981
Agnello
Naked City
TV • 1958
Man in Doorway
Naked City
TV • 1958
Dean of Admissions
Kojak
TV • 1973
Chief Wilson
The Patty Duke Show
TV • 1963
Man (voice)
Kraft Television Theatre
TV • 1947
Insp. Davis
The Colgate Comedy Hour
TV • 1950
Self