Norman Lloyd Filmography

Born:: November 8, 1914 in Jersey City, NJ
Occupation:: Actor, Director, Executive Producer, Producer
Biography:: After graduating from NYU, New Jersey-born actor Norman Lloyd worked with Eva LeGalleine's company, then joined Orson Welles' Mercury Theatre. He also appeared in the WPA's progressive Living Newspaper show, and was cast in the Broadway musical Johnny Appleseed. In Hollywood in 1941, Lloyd began a...Read More

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Who Is Norman Lloyd?

Actors: Norman Lloyd, Peggy Lloyd, Karl Malden, Ray Bradbury, Cameron Diaz

Synopsis: While Norman Lloyd managed to avoid becoming a household name, over the course of a career in the arts that has spanned eight decades he's distinguished himself as an actor, director, writer and producer in film, television and the legitimate stage. In the Thirties, Lloyd acted in a number of Read More

2007
In Her Shoes

Actors: Francine Beers, Richard Burgi, Brooke Smith, Jerry Adler, Ken Howard, Norman Lloyd, Cameron Diaz, Toni Collette, Shirley MacLaine, Mark Feuerstein

Synopsis: Curtis Hanson's adaptation of Jennifer Weiner's novel In Her Shoes stars Toni Collette and Cameron Diaz as a pair of very close but very different sisters. Free-wheeling irresponsible Maggie Feller (Diaz) gets through her life thanks to her remarkable looks and her lack of scruples. She constantly Read More

10/7/05
The John Garfield Story

Actors: Julie Garfield

Synopsis: According to this made-for-cable documentary, stage and film star John Garfield set the standard for naturalistic acting that blazed the trail for such future "method" types as Marlon Brando and Robert De Niro. Lovingly narrated by Garfield's actress daughter, Julie Garfield, the film details the Read More

2003
Charlie: The Life and Art of Charles Chaplin

Actors: Sydney Pollack, Charles Chaplin, Johnny Depp, Robert Downey, Jr., Woody Allen, Milos Forman, Marcel Marceau

Synopsis: American film historian and author Richard Schickel directs the documentary Charlie: The Life and Art of Charles Chaplin. Schickel offers an exploration into Chaplin's life, from his childhood in London until his death in 1977. The film also contains insight on his multifaceted film career and Read More

2003
The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle

Actors: Rene Russo, Jason Alexander, Piper Perabo, Randy Quaid, Robert De Niro, June Foray, Keith Scott

Synopsis: The pride of Frostbite Falls and Whatsamatta U's most famous alumni find their way onto the big screen (and the real world) in this comedy inspired by the popular cartoon series. Years after their TV show is cancelled, Rocky the Flying Squirrel (voice of June Foray) and Bullwinkle J. Moose (voice Read More

6/30/00
Fail Safe

Actors: George Clooney, Noah Wyle, Richard Dreyfuss, Hank Azaria, Brian Dennehy

Synopsis: A seemingly-minor electronic error sets the world on the verge of nuclear annihilation in this made-for-TV adaptation of the novel by Eugene Burdick and Harvey Wheeler (which was previously filmed in 1964). Due to the burn-out of a piece of circuitry, a computer orders a U.S. Air Force jet on a Read More

2000
The Song of the Lark

Actors: Alison Elliott, Maximilian Schell, Tony Goldwyn, Arliss Howard

Synopsis: Acclaimed author Willa Cather offers a moving tale of an artist's self-discovery in a semi-autobiographical tale concerning a young woman from rural Colorado who moves to the big city to seek her fortune as a world-famous opera star. Originally aired as part of PBS' popular Masterpiece Theatre Read More

2000
Dial H For Hitchcock

Actors: Kevin Spacey, Jonathan Demme, Joseph Stefano, John Michael Hayes, Janet Leigh

Synopsis: This documentary is a loving look at the cinematic genius of Alfred Hitchcock. Speeding through much of his early British works, the film focuses on his American classics, such as Marnie, Vertigo, and particularly Psycho. The movie also neatly examines Hitchcock's signature touches, from his Read More

1999
7 Days

Actors: Jonathan LaPaglia, Don Franklin, Norman Lloyd, Justina Vail, Nick Searcy

Synopsis: This TV science fiction action drama is based on the familiar fantasy notion: what if it were possible to go back and do it all over again, minus mistakes? Ex-CIA agent Frank Parker (Jonathan LaPaglia) is yanked from a mental institution and assigned to a top-secret project engineered from a Read More

1998
Wings: Bye, George

Synopsis: All three of Fay's late husbands were named George, thus Fay (Rebecca Schull) is understandably reluctant to fall in love with any man bearing the same name. Happily, during an Icelandic cruise, Fay is swept off her feet by a dashing elderly gentleman named Lyle Bartlett (played by Norman Lloyd of St. Elsewhere Read More

1996
The Battle Over Citizen Kane

Synopsis: Arguably the greatest film ever made, Citizen Kane almost never saw the light of day. In this documentary from directors Michael Epstein and Thomas Lennon, the story behind the legendary film is told, highlighting the attempts by newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst to kill the thinly-veiled Read More

1996
Star Trek: The Next Generation: The Chase

Synopsis: After a two-week rerun cycle, Next Generation's sixth season resumed on May 1, 1993 with this first-run episode. The title refers to a competition involving the Enterprise, the Cardassians, the Klingons, and the Romulans. All four combatants race to solve a genetic puzzle that has Read More

1993
Murder, She Wrote: Murder in White

Synopsis: Jessica (Angela Lansbury) is back in London, there to attend the opening night of a play based on one of her novel's. The play's producer (Robin Sachs) has a reputation for ruthlessness and duplicity, so it really surprises no one when he is murdered. Nor can anyone be surprised when Jessica Read More

1993
The Age of Innocence

Actors: Daniel Day-Lewis, Michelle Pfeiffer, Winona Ryder, Miriam Margolyes, Richard E. Grant, Alec McCowen

Synopsis: In Martin Scorsese's adaptation of Edith Wharton's 1920 novel, romance between an upper-class gentleman and an ostracized lady is doomed by 19th century New York society. Shortly after his engagement to blandly genteel May Welland (Winona Ryder), Newland Archer (Daniel Day-Lewis) is reacquainted Read More

1993
Journey of Honor

Actors: Sho Kosugi, David Essex, Kane Kosugi, Christopher Lee, Toshiro Mifune, Norman Lloyd

Synopsis: Sho Kosugi stars (as well as produced) this picturesque and exciting swashbuckler, directed by Gordon Hessler. Kosugi plays Mayeda, a 17th-century Japanese samurai whose clan, headed by Lord Ieyasu (Toshiro Mifune), is waging a bloody battle with a rival clan. The rival clan has the advantage of Read More

1992
Murder, She Wrote: The Committee

Synopsis: Jessica (Angela Lansbury) is invited to speak at an exclusive club where only men are permitted as members. Despite her gender, Jessica is asks by the club's governing committee to help them solve a mystery involving the murder of a "rogue" member. This proves difficult when it becomes apparent Read More

1991
Tales of the Unexpected

Crew: Director

Synopsis: This video is made up of four mini-thrillers from a popular television anthology series. The first is "People Don't Do Such Things," about a soured marriage; "Youth from Vienna," centering on a fountain of youth that gives unexpected results; "Skeleton in the Cupboard," about a man with a terrible Read More

1991
Dead Poets Society

Actors: Robin Williams, Robert Sean Leonard, Ethan Hawke, Josh Charles, Gale Hansen

Synopsis: Robin Williams toned down his usually manic comic approach in this successful period drama. In 1959, the Welton Academy is a staid but well-respected prep school where education is a pragmatic and rather dull affair. Several of the students, however, have their thoughts on the learning process Read More

6/2/89
Amityville 4: The Evil Escapes

Synopsis: The fourth in a seemingly endless parade of Amityville sequels, this passable TV knock-off features an item of possessed furniture from the notorious haunted house -- a concept inspired by a series of novels by John G. Jones and exploited in no less than three films of the series. This time it's a Read More

1989
St. Elsewhere: Season 06

Actors: Ed Flanders, William Daniels, Ed Begley, Jr., David Morse

1987
St. Elsewhere: Season 05

Actors: Ed Flanders, William Daniels, Ed Begley, Jr., David Morse

1986
Murder, She Wrote: If the Frame Fits

Synopsis: Jessica (Angela Lansbury) enters the rarefied world of art collecting when Julia Marcus Granger (Anne Scheeden), the heiress daughter of one of Jessica's oldest friends, is murdered. The most likely culprit turns out to be Julia's husband Donald (Christopher Allport), a known art thief. But Read More

1986
St. Elsewhere: Season 04

Actors: Ed Flanders, William Daniels, Ed Begley, Jr., David Morse

1985
St. Elsewhere: Season 03

Actors: Ed Flanders, William Daniels, Ed Begley, Jr., David Morse

1984
St. Elsewhere: Season 02

Actors: Ed Flanders, William Daniels, Ed Begley, Jr., David Morse

1983
Quincy, M.E.: Stolen Tears

Synopsis: Chaim Sigerski (Martin Balsam), an Auschwitz survivor who runs a Holocaust museum, is convinced that his old friend Isaac (Than Wyenn) did not die in a traffic accident, but was instead deliberately murdered by a fugitive Nazi war criminal. Finding the authorities indifferent to his suspicions Read More

1982
St. Elsewhere: Season 01

Actors: Ed Flanders, William Daniels, Ed Begley, Jr., David Morse

1982
Jaws of Satan

Actors: Fritz Weaver, Gretchen Corbett, Jon Korkes, Norman Lloyd, Diana Douglas

Synopsis: The slight amount of credibility required for a successful horror movie is lost in the opening scenes of this derivative story of a cobra who is really Satan in disguise, taking revenge against a Catholic priest for some crimes committed by the priest's ancestors. When the cobra invades a train Read More

1981
The Nude Bomb

Actors: Don Adams, Sylvia Kristel, Rhonda Fleming, Dana Elcar, Pamela Hensley

Synopsis: Maxwell Smart, the infamous Agent 86 from the '60s television sitcom Get Smart makes his feature-film debut in this goofy espionage spoof. This time, Smart and his cohorts must stop enemy spies from detonating a bomb that would destroy all the world's clothing. On television, the film was renamed Read More

1980
Beggarman, Thief

Actors: Jean Simmons, Glenn Ford, Lynn Redgrave, Tovah Feldshuh, Andrew Stevens

Synopsis: Beggarman, Thief is the 4-hour sequel to the ratings-busting miniseries Rich Man, Poor Man; both productions were based on the works of novelist Irwin Shaw. For the purposes of the sequel, a new member of the Jordache clan is introduced: filmmaker Gretchen Jordache Burke, played by Jean Simmons. Read More

1979
FM

Actors: Michael Brandon, Eileen Brennan, Alex Karras, Cleavon Little, Martin Mull

Synopsis: When a radio station's management announces that there's going to be an upswing in commercials on the air, with a strong emphasis on ads for the U.S. Army, the anti-establishment deejays form a united front against the "suits." With station manager Jeff Dugan's (Michael Brandon) unofficial Read More

1978
The Dark Secret of Harvest Home

Actors: Rosanna Arquette, Bette Davis

Synopsis: This vapid television production is based on Thomas Tryon's complex and suspenseful occult thriller Harvest Home, delving into the forbidden rituals of the small New England township Cornwall Combe, whose residents offer annual human sacrifices to pagan gods in return for a bountiful corn harvest. Read More

1978
Audrey Rose

Actors: Marsha Mason, Anthony Hopkins, John Beck, Susan Swift, Norman Lloyd

Synopsis: Audrey Rose is a "thinking man's" horror film, which in a way is unfortunate, since it tended to be ignored amidst the many spell-it-all-out scarefests of the late '70s. Marsha Mason and John Beck play Janice and Bill Templeton, a happily married couple, the parents of well-adjusted preteen Ivy (Susan Swift Read More

1977
Kojak: Night of the Piraeus

Synopsis: Kojak (Telly Savalas) investigates when a Greek sailor is murdered just as he disembarks from a freighter. The solution to the crime would seem to be a tiny bit of contraband, smuggled into the country in the dead sailor's best. But what exactly is the smuggled item, and where is it now? Better Read More

1975
Double Solitaire

Crew: Executive Producer

Actors: Susan Clark, Norma Crane, Richard Crenna, Norman Foster, Harold Gould

1974
The Sty of the Blind Pig

Crew: Executive Producer

Actors: Mary Alice, Scatman Crothers, Maide Norman

Synopsis: An uprooted African-American family is forced to confront their traditional values and ponder the effect that the emerging civil rights movement will have on their lives after relocating from the deep-south to Chicago in the filmed version of Phillip Hayes Dean's insightful and acclaimed stage Read More

1974
Carola

Crew: Director

Actors: Leslie Caron, Mel Ferrer

Synopsis: Norman Lloyd directed this televised production of Jean Renoir's World War II-era play. Taking place backstage at a theatrical performance in Nazi-occupied France, Carola is a tale of passion and intrigue that involves a beautiful stage actress and her emotional and psychological struggles over a Read More

1973
Steambath

Crew: Executive Producer

Actors: Bill Bixby, Jose Perez, Valerie Perrine

Synopsis: Bruce Jay Friedman's acclaimed off-Broadway play, which offers a decidedly unusual perspective on the afterlife, is brought to the screen in this production originally created for public television. Tandy (Bill Bixby) is a New York Police Department employee who suddenly and unexpectedly finds Read More

1973
Awake and Sing!

Crew: Director

Synopsis: Walter Matthau stars in this made-for-TV adaptation of Clifford Odets' classic stage drama (which became one of the inaugural production of the famed Group Theater in the mid-'30s). The Berger family are an extended Jewish family living in the Bronx who are struggling to survive in the face of Read More

1972
The Bravos

Crew: Producer

Actors: Vincent Van Patten

Synopsis: Filmed in Flagstaff, Arizona, The Bravos top-bills George Peppard as a frontier cavalry commander. It is Peppard's job to protect his fort, and the wagon train passengers sheltered within, from the 2000 Kiowa Indian warriors who dot the surrounding hills. This being a 1972 TV movie, the Native Read More

1972
For the Use of the Hall

Crew: Executive Producer

Actors: Susan Anspach, Barbara Barrie, George Furth, David Hedison, Aline MacMahon

1972
The Counterfeit Green

Synopsis: Counterfeit Green is a jerrybuilt "TV movie" made up of two episodes of the TV series O'Hara, US Treasury. David Janssen stars in this Jack Webb-produced effort as Jim O'Hara, special agent for five different treasury branches. O'Hara is on the prowl for (what else?) clever counterfeiters. In one Read More

1971
The Smugglers

Crew: Director

Synopsis: Filmed on location in Austria and Italy, the made-for-TV The Smugglers stars Shirley Booth as an American tourist and Carol Lynley as her stepdaughter/travelling companion. Attempting to sneak a few souvenirs past customs, the ladies inadvertently become the couriers for an international smuggling Read More

1968
Companions in Nightmare

Crew: Director, Producer

Synopsis: Melvyn Douglas made his TV-movie debut in Companions in Nightmare. Douglas plays a famous psychiatrist who conducts a group-therapy session with several high-priced professionals. One of the patients turns out to be a murderer; the truth will come out, and it will be a shocker. Gig Young, Anne Baxter Read More

1967
The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: Season 10

Crew: Executive Producer

Actors: Alfred Hitchcock

Synopsis: Season ten of The Alfred Hitchcock Hour marked the suspense anthology's move from CBS to NBC, where as Alfred Hitchcock Presents it had previously run in a half-hour format from 1960 through 1962. At the same time, the series forsook its sparsely attended Friday-night time slot to a slightly more Read More

1964
The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: The Jar

Crew: Director

Actors: Pat Buttram, Collin Wilcox, James Best, Slim Pickens, William Marshall

Synopsis: Pat Buttram (he was Mr. Haney on Green Acres) brings a macabre twist to his standard country-bumpkin characterization in this bone-chilling episode. Visiting a traveling carnival, farmer Charlie Hill (Buttram) is fascinated by one of the exhibits: a huge jar, filled with water and mysterious Read More

1964
The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: The Life Work of Juan Diaz

Crew: Director

Actors: Alejandro Rey, Frank Silvera, Pina Pellicer, Larry Domasin, Val de Vargas

Synopsis: Impoverished and terminally ill Mexican peasant Juan Diaz (Alejandro Rey) makes a deal with gravedigger Alejandro (Frank Silvera) that will enable Juan to provide for his wife, Maria (Pina Pellecier), and their children after his death. When Maria discovers that her late husband had promised to Read More

1964
The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: Season 09

Crew: Executive Producer

Actors: Alfred Hitchcock

Synopsis: Season nine of The Alfred Hitchcock Hour (formerly the half-hour Alfred Hitchcock Presents) represented the first season without an episode directed by series host Alfred Hitchcock, who was otherwise occupied with his upcoming theatrical feature, Marnie. Thus, instead of the traditional Read More

1963
The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: Season 08

Crew: Executive Producer

Actors: Alfred Hitchcock

Synopsis: After two years on NBC, the long-running suspense anthology Alfred Hitchcock Presents returned to its original stamping grounds, CBS, for its eighth season on the air. Only it wasn't Alfred Hitchcock Presents anymore: responding to a then-current industry trend, the series had expanded from 30 to Read More

1962
Alfred Hitchcock Presents: The Faith of Aaron Menefee

Crew: Director

Synopsis: Small-town garage mechanic Aaron Menefee (Andrew Prine) becomes a devoted disciple of the Reverend Otis Jones (Sidney Blackmer) after the traveling faith healer seemingly cures Menefee's ulcer. Even so, Jones refuses Menefee permission to marry his daughter Emily (Maggie Pierce), arguing that Read More

1962
The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: Final Vow

Crew: Director

Synopsis: Carol Lynley stars as Sister Pamela, a young novitiate who is robbed of a priceless statue of St. Francis entrusted to her care. Suffering a crisis of faith, Sister Pamela leaves the order, intending to track down the thief and recover the statue. The events that follow involve a young outlaw Read More

1962
Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Strange Miracle

Crew: Director

Synopsis: After being injured in a train wreck, salesman Pedro Siqueras (David Opatoshu) is told by a doctor that he will never walk again. But after spending time in a wheelchair, Siqueras discovers that he has regained the use of his legs. However, he does not reveal this recovery, having already Read More

1962
Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Season 07

Crew: Producer

Actors: Alfred Hitchcock

Synopsis: The seventh season of the suspense anthology Alfred Hitchcock Presents rather surprisingly did not open with an episode directed by Alfred Hitchcock himself, but instead with "The Hat Box," directed by frequent series contributor Alan Crosland Jr. In fact, Hitch helmed only one episode this season Read More

1961
Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Incident in a Small Jail

Crew: Director

Synopsis: While traveling through the tiny community of Bugletown, traveling salesman Leon Gorwald (John Fiedler) is arrested for jaywalking. A little later, Leon finds himself with a cellmate: a local mechanic (Richard Jaeckel) who is suspected of murdering a young girl. As a lynch mob gathers outside the Read More

1961
Alfred Hitchcock Presents: I Spy

Crew: Director

Synopsis: The wife of Captain Morgan (William Kendall) is missing, and private detective Henry Frute (Eric Barker) is hired to find her. Morgan suspects that his wife has been unfaithful, and that she has run off with her lover. Actually, he turns out to be half right; finally catching up with Mrs. Morgan (Kay Walsh Read More

1961
Alfred Hitchcock Presents: You Can't Be a Little Girl All Your Life

Crew: Director

Synopsis: Timid Julie Barton (Carolyn Kearney) is attacked in her home by a masked intruder while her husband is working late. Questioned by the police, Julie can only remember that her assailant wore a torn leather glove (in fact, she tore it herself). Upon fingering the most likely suspect in a lineup Read More

1961
Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Maria

Synopsis: After an all-night binge, carnival owner Leo Torbey (Norman Lloyd) discovers he has purchased a trained monkey, whom Torbey's wife, Carol (Nita Talbot), despises at first sight. What Leo doesn't know -- at least at first -- is that his monkey, named Maria, is not a monkey at all, but instead a Read More

1961
Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Man From the South

Crew: Director

Synopsis: One of the best-remembered of all the Alfred Hitchcock Presents episodes, "Man From the South" is a typically twisted tale from the pen of Roald Dahl. The scene is Las Vegas, where a middle-aged gent named Carlos (Peter Lorre) approaches a brash young gambler (Steve McQueen) with a peculiar wager. Read More

1960
Alfred Hitchcock Presents: The Day of the Bullet

Crew: Director

Synopsis: A newspaper headline prompts Clete Vine (John Craven) to recall an incident in his childhood, 35 years ago. Growing up in a gang-infested neighborhood, young Clete (played by Glenn Walken, the brother of Christopher Walken) idolizes local mob boss Mr. Rose (Dennis Patrick), while Clete's best Read More

1960
Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Season 06

Crew: Producer

Actors: Alfred Hitchcock

Synopsis: After five seasons on CBS' Sunday-night roster, the suspense anthology Alfred Hitchcock Presents moved to a new network, NBC, and a new night, Tuesday, for its sixth season on the air. NBC hoped to utilize the Hitchcock show as a strong lead-in for its new anthology, Thriller, hosted by Boris Karloff Read More

1960
Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Very Moral Theft

Crew: Director

Synopsis: In love with Harry Wade (Walter Matthau), the impressionable Helen (Betty Field) is willing to do anything to protect her man from harm. Thus, when Harry tells her that his lumber business is in deep financial trouble, she dutifully embezzles 8,000 dollars from her realtor employer to help Harry Read More

1960
Alfred Hitchcock Presents: The Contest for Aaron Gold

Crew: Director

Synopsis: A short story by best-selling novelist Philip Roth (Goodbye Columbus, Portnoy's Complaint) is the basis for this sensitive -- and remarkably non-lethal! -- episode of Alfred Hitchcock Presents. Unlike his fellow kids at summer camp, Aaron Gold (Barry J. Gordon) wants nothing to do with athletics Read More

1960
Alfred Hitchcock Presents: O, Youth & Beauty

Crew: Director

Synopsis: Based on a short story by John Cheever, this episode stars Gary Merrill as suburbanite Cash Bentley, who despite his business success prefers to bask in his past glory as a college hurdling champ. While at a country club dance, Cash accepts a challenge to run a race with another, much younger man. Read More

1960
Alfred Hitchcock Presents: The Little Man Who Was There

Synopsis: A formerly rough-and-tumble Western mining town has lived in peace and tranquility ever since the arrival of gentle giants Jamie and Ben McMahon (Arch Johnson, Read Morgan). All this changes when an odd-looking little man (Norman Lloyd) shows up in town, promptly challenging the McMahon brothers' Read More

1960
Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Hooked

Crew: Director

Synopsis: While vacationing with his wealthy and much-older wife Gladys (Vivienne Segal), Ray Marschand (