Brett Halsey

Personal Info

Known For
Acting
Born
June 20, 1933 (91 years old)
Place of Birth
Santa Ana, California, USA
Popular Genres
Drama Crime Thriller
Career Span
– 2023

Brett Halsey

3 wins
55 nominations
1 Oscar
85 credits

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Brett Halsey (born June 20, 1933, in Santa Ana, California), is an American film actor, sometimes credited as Montgomery Ford. He is best known as the original John Abbott on the soap opera The Young and the Restless, a role he held from May 1980 to March 1981, before being replaced by Jerry Douglas.

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Personal Info

Born
Jun 20, 1933
From
Santa Ana, California, USA
Known For
Acting
Career
– 2023

Award Recognition

3
Wins
55
Nominations
1
Oscar

Complete Filmography

2023

Lex Barker - Westernheld und Playboy as Self - Interviewee

2021

Hollywood in the Atomic Age: Monsters! Martians! Mad Scientists! as Self Award

2019

Fly Trap: Catching a Classic as Self

2015

Risk Factor as Damon Ramsay

2014

Club Utopia as Sisco

2011

The Scarlet Worm as Mr. Paul (as Montgomery Ford)

2009

The Brooklyn Heist as Curtis
Hierarchy as Father Mulligan

2008

Paura: Lucio Fulci Remembered - Volume 1 as Self

2001

Murder at El Meneo as Representante Global Enterprices

1999

Free Fall as Chief of Security Tom Mason Award

1996

Terminal Rush as Nate

1995

Expect No Mercy as Bromfield Award
Kissinger and Nixon as Secretary of State William P. Rogers Award
First Degree as Alonzo Galeno

1993

Gregory K as Judge Thomas S Kirk

1992

To Catch a Killer as Stan Wilder Award
Beyond Justice as Sal Cuomo

1991

Desert Law as Sal Cuomo

1990

The Godfather Part III as Douglas Michelson Award
Back Stab as Ken Updike
A Cat in the Brain as Human Monster
Demonia as Professor Paul Evans

1989

Esmeralda Bay as Luis
The Black Cat as Leonard Levin

1988

Cop Game as Gen. Morris
Velvet Dreams as Paul
Touch of Death as Lester Parson
The Commander as McPherson

1986

Ratboy as Mr. Manes Award
The Devil's Honey as Dott. Guido Domenici

1981

Scruples as Derek Wagner

1980

Power as Prosecutor Award

1978

The Crash of Flight 401 as Standish

1972

Where Does It Hurt? as Dr. Paolo Quagliomo

1971

Four Times That Night as John Price

1970

Roy Colt and Winchester Jack as Roy Colt

1969

Murder by Music as Richard
Twenty Thousand Dollars for Seven as Fred Leinster

1968

The Movie Orgy as Self (archive footage)
Today We Kill, Tomorrow We Die! as Bill Kiowa
All on the Red as Mike Chapman
Wrath of God as Mike Barnett
Un día después de agosto

1967

Bang Bang as Inspector Dan
Anyone Can Play as Norma's husband

1966

Congress of Love as Baron Stefan Abonyi
Web of Violence
Kill Johnny Ringo as Johnny Ringo

1965

Spy in Your Eye as Bert Morris
The Hour of Truth as Fred Blythe
Espionage in Lisbon as George Farrell

1964

The Magnificent Cuckold as Maria Grazia's Partner in Nightclub (uncredited)
The Avenger of Venice as Rolando Candiano

1963

Twice-Told Tales as Giovanni Guasconti Award
Jack and Jenny as Jack
The Magnificent Adventurer as Benvenuto Cellini

1962

The Seventh Sword as Don Carlos de Bazan

1961

Return to Peyton Place as Theodore "Ted" Carter
Five Fingers : Thin Ice as Iban Ahmed

1960

The Girl in Lovers Lane as Bix Dugan Award
Desire in the Dust as Dr. Ned Thomas
Four Fast Guns as Johnny Naco

1959

Return of the Fly as Philippe Delambre Award
The Best of Everything as Eddie Harris Award
The Atomic Submarine as Carl Neilson Jr.
The Last Blitzkrieg as Captain Levin
Blood and Steel as Jim
The Silent Kill as John Bowman
Jet Over The Atlantic as Dr. Vanderbird
Speed Crazy as Nick Barrow

1958

I Want to Live! as Sailor at party (uncredited) Award
The Cry Baby Killer as Manny Cole Award
Lafayette Escadrille as Frank Baylies
Submarine Seahawk as Lt. (J. G.) David Shore
High School Hellcats as Mike Landers

1957

Hot Rod Rumble as Jim Lawrence

1956

Three Bad Sisters as Carlos

1955

Revenge of the Creature as Pete (uncredited) Award
To Hell and Back as Saunders Award

1954

The Black Shield of Falworth as Young Squire / Apprentice Knight (uncredited)
Ma and Pa Kettle at Home as Elwin Kettle

1953

The Man from the Alamo Award
Walking My Baby Back Home as Soldier Award

The Damnation as Phil (voice)

Photos & Videos

Featured in Trailers

The Godfather Part III
The Movie Orgy
I Want to Live!
Revenge of the Creature
To Catch a Killer
Ratboy
Return of the Fly

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