Douglas Heyes

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Douglas Heyes (May 22, 1919 – February 8, 1993) was an American film and television writer, director, producer, actor, and composer with a long list of accomplishments.

He was the father of actor Douglas Heyes, Jr..

He died in Beverly Hills, California.

He was sometimes credited under the pseudonym Matthew Howard.

Contents 1 Filmography (selected) 1.1 As writer 1.2 As director 1.3 As producer 1.4 As actor 1.5 As composer 2 External links

[edit] Filmography (selected)

[edit] As writer

• North and South (novel) – 1985 TV miniseries
• The French Atlantic Affair – 1979 TV series
• Captains and the Kings – 1976 TV miniseries
• City of Angels – 1976 TV series
• Alias Smith and Jones – 1971 TV series (as Matthew Howard)
• Night Gallery episodes – 1970
  • "Brenda"
  • "The Dead Man"
  • "The Housekeeper"
• McCloud – 1970 TV series
• Ice Station Zebra – 1968 film
• Beau Geste – 1966 film
• The Virginian – 1962 TV series
• 77 Sunset Strip – 1958 TV series
• Maverick – 1957 TV series
• The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin – 1954 TV series

[edit] As director

• The Highwayman (1987 film) – 1987 TV movie
  • also known as Terror on the Blacktop
• Magnum, P.I. – 1980 TV series
• The French Atlantic Affair – 1979 TV series
• Captains and the Kings – 1976 TV miniseries
• City of Angels – 1976 TV series
• Baretta – 1975 TV series
• Night Gallery – 1970 TV series
• McCloud – 1970 TV series
• Beau Geste – 1966 film
• Kraft Suspense Theatre – 1963 TV series (episode "The Trains of Silence")
• The Virginian – 1962 TV series
• The Twilight Zone – 1959 TV series (9 episodes)
• 77 Sunset Strip – 1958 TV series
• Naked City – 1958 TV series
• Maverick – 1957 TV series
• The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin – 1954 TV series

[edit] As producer

• Barbary Coast – 1975 TV series
• Barbary Coast – 1975 TV film
• Honky Tonk – 1974 TV film (executive producer)
• Bearcats! – 1971 TV series (executive producer)
• Powderkeg – 1971 TV film
• The Bravo Duke – 1965 TV film

[edit] As actor

• Aspen – 1977 TV miniseries (uncredited)
  • also known as The Innocent and the Damned – USA rerun title

• The Twilight Zone - 1959 series
  • The Invaders - Invader (only speaking character in whole episode)

[edit] As composer

• Colt .45 – 1957 TV series theme music

[edit] External links

• Douglas Heyes at the Internet Movie Database
• Douglas Heyes on TV.com