Van Heflin

Emmett Evan "Van" Heflin, Jr. (December 13, 1910 – July 23, 1971) was an American film and theatre actor. He played mostly character parts over the course of his film career, but during the 1940s had a string of roles as a leading man. He won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his performance in Johnny Eager (1942).

Known For: Acting

Born: Walters, Oklahoma, USA, 1910-12-13

Died: 1971-07-23

Film

No.	Year	Title	Role	Vote Average
1	1936	A Woman Rebels	Lord Gerald Waring Gaythorne	58
2	1937	The Outcasts of Poker Flat	Rev. Samuel Woods	60
3	1937	Flight from Glory	George Wilson	55
4	1937	Annapolis Salute	Clay V. Parker	60
5	1937	Saturday's Heroes	Val	70
6	1939	Back Door to Heaven	John Shelley	50
7	1940	Santa Fe Trail	Rader	57
8	1941	The Feminine Touch	Elliott Morgan	51
9	1941	H.M. Pulham, Esq.	Bill King	69
10	1941	Johnny Eager	Jeff Hartnett	61
11	1942	Kid Glove Killer	Gordon McKay	62
12	1942	Grand Central Murder	'Rocky' Custer	59
13	1942	Seven Sweethearts	Henry Taggart	60
14	1942	Tennessee Johnson	Andrew Johnson	61
15	1943	Presenting Lily Mars	John Thornway	61
16	1944	Land and Live in the Jungle	1st Lieutenant Lynn Harrison	80
17	1945	Land and Live in the Desert	Narrator (voice)	0
18	1946	The Strange Love of Martha Ivers	Sam Masterson	71
19	1946	Till the Clouds Roll By	James I. Hessler	57
20	1947	Green Dolphin Street	Timothy Haslam	61
21	1947	Possessed	David Sutton	68
22	1948	B.F.'s Daughter	Thomas W. 'Tom' Brett	63
23	1948	Tap Roots	Keith Alexander	64
24	1948	The Three Musketeers	Athos	68
25	1948	The Secret Land	Narrator	59
26	1949	Act of Violence	Frank R. Enley	69
27	1949	Madame Bovary	Charles Bovary	67
28	1949	East Side, West Side	Mark Dwyer	70
29	1950	University U.S.A.	Narrator	0
30	1951	Tomahawk	Bridger	66
31	1951	The Prowler	Webb Garwood	69
32	1951	Week-End with Father	Brad Stubbs	58
33	1952	My Son John	Stedman	52
34	1953	South of Algiers	Nicholas Chapman	60
35	1953	Shane	Joe Starrett	74
36	1953	Wings of the Hawk	Irish Gallager	51
37	1954	Tanganyika	John Gale	75
38	1954	The Raid	Maj. Neal Benton	65
39	1954	A Star Is Born World Premiere	Self	80
40	1954	Woman's World	Jerry Talbot	71
41	1954	Black Widow	Peter Denver	64
42	1955	Battle Cry	Major Sam Huxley	57
43	1955	Count Three and Pray	Luke Fargo	48
44	1956	Patterns	Fred Staples	72
45	1957	3:10 to Yuma	Dan Evans	72
46	1957	The Dark Side of the Earth	Col. Sten	0
47	1958	Gunman's Walk	Lee Hackett	67
48	1958	Tempest	Emelyan Pugachov	60
49	1959	They Came to Cordura	Sgt. John Chawk	66
50	1960	Five Branded Women	Velko	60
51	1960	Under Ten Flags	Captain Bernhard Rogge	54
52	1961	The Wastrel	Duncan Bell	49
53	1961	Ricochet	Sergeant Paul Maxon	0
54	1963	Cry of Battle	Joe Trent	42
55	1965	The Bold Men	Narrator	0
56	1965	The Greatest Story Ever Told	Bar Amand	63
57	1965	Once a Thief	Inspector Mike Vido	64
58	1965	The Teen-Age Revolution	Narrator/Host	0
59	1965	Pro Football: Mayhem on a Sunday Afternoon		0
60	1966	The Thin Blue Line	Self - Narrator (voice)	0
61	1966	Stagecoach	Marshal Curly Wilcox	61
62	1967	The Man Outside	Bill MacLean	60
63	1968	The Ruthless Four	Sam Cooper	61
64	1968	Certain Honorable Men	Champ Donohue	0
65	1969	The Big Bounce	Sam Mirakian	52
66	1970	Airport	D. O. Guerrero	64
67	1971	The Last Child	Senator Quincy George	70
68	1973	The Men Who Made the Movies: Vincente Minnelli	Self (archive footage)	0
69	1974	That's Entertainment!	(archive footage) (uncredited)	73
70	1985	George Stevens: A Filmmaker's Journey	Self (archive footage) (uncredited)	56
71	1991	Barbara Stanwyck: Fire and Desire	Self (archive footage)	57
72	1997	Barbara Stanwyck: Straight Down The Line	Self (archive footage)	70
73	2019	Breakpoint: A Counter History of Progress	Self (archive footage)	77

Television

No.	Year	Title	Role	Vote Average
1	1948	The Ed Sullivan Show	Self	66
2	1950	Robert Montgomery Presents	Dr. Martin Arrowsmith	52
3	1950	What's My Line?	Self - Mystery Guest	68
4	1950	What's My Line?	Self - Panelist	68
5	1951	Hallmark Hall of Fame	Joseph	87
6	1952	This Is Your Life	Self	63
7	1953	The Oscars	Self	69
8	1966	Best of The Dean Martin Variety Show		0