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Flipper
Flipper, from Ivan Tors Films in association with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Television, is an American television program first broadcast on NBC from September 19, 1964, until April 15, 1967. Flipper, a bottlenose dolphin, is the companion animal of Porter Ricks, Chief Warden at fictional Coral Key Park and Marine Preserve in southern Florida, and his two young sons, Sandy and Bud. The show has been dubbed an "aquatic Lassie", and a considerable amount of juvenile merchandise inspired by the show was produced during its first-run.
Created by Ricou Browning, Jack Cowden
Seasons
Cast
Luke HalpinSandy Ricks · 88 ep.
Brian KellyPorter Ricks · 88 ep.
Tommy NordenBud Ricks · 88 ep.
Ricou Browning · 2 ep.
Cal Bellini · 1 ep.
Denise Nickerson · 1 ep.
Dan White · 1 ep.
James Best · 1 ep.
Diana Van der Vlis · 1 ep.
Michael Conrad · 1 ep.
Aline Towne · 1 ep.
Joseph Gallison · 1 ep.MMichael Masters · 1 ep.
Marshall Thompson · 1 ep.
John Abbott · 1 ep.
Jessica Walter · 1 ep.
Diana Douglas · 1 ep.
Jon Cypher · 1 ep.
Lee Philips · 1 ep.
Andy Devine · 33 ep.
Margaret Hayes · 2 ep.
Pat Henning · 3 ep.
Julie Sommars · 1 ep.
Lynda Day George · 1 ep.
Betsy Jones-Moreland · 1 ep.
Dan ChandlerWarden Dennis · 4 ep.
William Traylor · 1 ep.
Barbara Feldon · 2 ep.
John Lupton · 1 ep.BBarbara BiggartNorma Anderson · 1 ep.JJack CarrMonty Lucius · 1 ep.BBert WilliamsJack · 1 ep.
Burt ReynoldsAl Bardeman · 2 ep.
Daniel J. TravantiCommander Willard · 2 ep.
Martin SheenPhil Adams · 1 ep.
Karen SteeleFran Whitman · 2 ep.
Robin MattsonRobin James · 1 ep.
James PattersonScott Emson · 1 ep.
Doris DowlingAunt Martha · 1 ep.
John McGovernConstable Peters · 1 ep.DDuke FarleyKyle Stewart · 1 ep.
Cheryl MillerBonnie McCoy · 4 ep.
John LasellDr. Rothwell · 1 ep.
Tommy LaneNick · 2 ep.Crew
Directing
Ricou Browning (Director), Hollingsworth Morse (Director), Andrew Marton (Director), Marshall Thompson (Director), Leon Benson (Director), Frank McDonald (Director), Brian Kelly (Director), Ivan Tors (Director)
Ricou Browning (Director), Hollingsworth Morse (Director), Andrew Marton (Director), Marshall Thompson (Director), Leon Benson (Director), Frank McDonald (Director), Brian Kelly (Director), Ivan Tors (Director)
Writing
Orville H. Hampton (Writer), Lee Erwin (Writer), Leonard B. Kaufman (Writer), Alan Caillou (Writer)
Orville H. Hampton (Writer), Lee Erwin (Writer), Leonard B. Kaufman (Writer), Alan Caillou (Writer)
Sound
Henry Vars (Music), Henry Vars (Conductor), Samuel Matlovsky (Conductor), Samuel Matlovsky (Music), Ruby Raksin (Music)
Henry Vars (Music), Henry Vars (Conductor), Samuel Matlovsky (Conductor), Samuel Matlovsky (Music), Ruby Raksin (Music)
Camera
Howard Winner (Director of Photography), Clifford H. Poland Jr. (Director of Photography), Lamar Boren (Director of Photography), Edmund Gibson (Director of Photography)
Howard Winner (Director of Photography), Clifford H. Poland Jr. (Director of Photography), Lamar Boren (Director of Photography), Edmund Gibson (Director of Photography)
Editing
Stan Gilbert (Editor), Erwin Dumbrille (Editor), Charles Craft (Editor), Harold V. McKenzie (Editor), John B. Woelz (Editor), John A. Martinelli (Editor), Robert Paltz (Editor), Warren Adams (Editor)
Stan Gilbert (Editor), Erwin Dumbrille (Editor), Charles Craft (Editor), Harold V. McKenzie (Editor), John B. Woelz (Editor), John A. Martinelli (Editor), Robert Paltz (Editor), Warren Adams (Editor)
Known as
Flipper le dauphin French · CA
Flipper le dauphin French · FR
Флиппер Russian · RU
Фліппер Ukrainian · UA
海豚弗利珀 Mandarin · CN
海豚弗利珀 Mandarin · HK
Data: TMDB (this product uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB), Wikidata.


