Portrait of Ed Flanders

Ed Flanders

Acting

Biography

Edward Paul Flanders was an American actor. He is best known for playing Dr. Donald Westphall in the medical drama series St. Elsewhere. Flanders was nominated for eight Primetime Emmys and won three times in 1976, 1977, and 1983.

Born: December 29, 1934

Place of Birth: Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA

Filmography

1995
Bye Bye Love

as Walter Sims

1993
Message from Nam

as Ed Wilson

1992
Citizen Cohn

as Joseph N. Welch

1991
1990
The Exorcist III

as Father Joseph Kevin Dyer

1989
The Final Days

as Leonard Garment

1983
Special Bulletin

as John Woodley

1982
St. Elsewhere

as Donald Westphall

1982
Tomorrow's Child

as Anders Stenslund

1981
Skokie

as Mayor Albert J. Smith

1981
True Confessions

as Dan T. Campion

1981
Inchon

as President Harry S. Truman (voice)

1980
The Ninth Configuration

as Col. Richard Fell

1979
Salem's Lot

as Dr. Bill Norton

1979
Blind Ambition

as Charles Shaffer

1979
Backstairs at the White House

as Pres. Calvin Coolidge

1977
Mary White

as William Allen White

1977
MacArthur

as President Harry S. Truman

1977
1976
1976
1975
1974
Things in Their Season

as Carl Gerlach

1974
Lincoln

as George C. McClellan

1974
Indict and Convict

as Timothy Fitzgerald

1973
Barnaby Jones

as 'Doc' Fred Tucker

1973
Hunter

as Dr. Miles

1972
The Female Instinct

as Milo Perkins

1972
Kung Fu

as Alonzo Davis

1972
M*A*S*H

as Lt. Bricker

1972
1972
The Trial of the Catonsville Nine

as Father Daniel Berrigan

1971
Goodbye, Raggedy Ann

as David Bevin

1971
Nichols

as Harlan B. Flanders

1970
The Grasshopper

as Jack Benton

1968
Hawaii Five-O

as Professor David Stone

1968
Hawaii Five-O

as Dr. Alexander Kline

1968
Hawaii Five-O

as Dmitri Rostov

1968
1968
Hawaii Five-O

as Joe Connors

1968
Hawaii Five-O

as Bernie Ross

1968
The Name of the Game

as Lazlo Subich

1967
1967
Cimarron Strip

as Arliss Blynn

1964
Daniel Boone

as Col. Richard Lackland

1956
Tony Awards

as Self - Winner

1951
Hallmark Hall of Fame

as Harry S. Truman