Richard Houston Gaines (July 23, 1904 – July 20, 1975) was an American actor. He appeared in over 75 film and television productions between 1940 and 1962.
Double Indemnity
(Edward S. Norton Jr.)
Ace in the Hole
(Nagel)
Nobody Lives Forever
(Charles Manning)
Humoresque
(Bauer)
Brute Force
(McCollum)
Love Me or Leave Me
(Paul Hunter)
Flight To Mars
(Prof. Jackson)
The Enchanted Cottage
(Frederick 'Freddy' Price)
The Invisible Wall
(Richard Elsworth)
Ride the Pink Horse
(Jonathan)
The Howards of Virginia
(Patrick Henry)
The More the Merrier
(Charles J. Pendergast)
Tender Comrade
(Waldo Pierson (uncredited))
Unconquered
(Colonel George Washington)
A Night to Remember
(Lingle)
Five Steps to Danger
(Dean William Brant)
Dangerous Years
(Edgar Burns)
Do You Love Me
(Ralph Wainwright)
Cass Timberlane
(Dennis Thane)
White Tie and Tails
(Archer)
Ransom!
(Langly)
Double Exposure
(James R. Tarlock)
A Gun in His Hand
(Police Inspector Dana)
The Lucky Stiff
(Dist. Atty. John Logan)
Francis in the Haunted House
(D.A. Reynolds)
A Kiss for Corliss
(Taylor)
The Hucksters
(Cooke)
Twice Blessed
(Senator John Pringle)
That Wonderful Urge
(Whitson, Farley's Executive)
Trial
(Dr. Johannes Schacter)
So Goes My Love
(Mr. Josephus Ford)
The Great Impostor
(State Official (uncredited))
Every Girl Should Be Married
(Sam McNutt)
Mr. Winkle Goes to War
(Ralph Westcott)
Marry Me Again
(Dr. Pepperdine)
Drum Beat
(Dr. Thomas)
The Bride Wore Boots
(Jeff's Attorney (uncredited))
Strange Bargain
(Malcolm Jarvis)
Don Juan Quilligan
(Defense Attorney)
The Petrified Forest
(Mr. Chisholm)
Law of the Plainsman
(J. Roberts Pawley)
Perry Mason
(Judge)
The George Gobel Show
(Self)
Four Star Playhouse
(Rawlinson)
The Donna Reed Show
(Dr. Elias Spaulding)
Chevron Theatre
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
(M. J. Harrison)
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
(James Barrett)
Peter Loves Mary
(Dean Robinson)
The Rebel
(Jefferson Davis)
Perry Mason
(Judge Carwell)
Studio 57
The Pepsi-Cola Playhouse
(Len Sills)
General Electric Theater
General Electric Theater
(Beaummy)
Topper
(Jack Green)
Revlon Mirror Theatre