Lloyd Bochner

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Characters played by Lloyd Bochner

Churchill James — Daniel Boone (1964)

Minor historical or fictional figure in the series.

Mayor Hamilton Hill — The New Batman Adventures (1997)

Gotham City mayor navigating political pressures and supervillain threats.

Baggett — The Naked Gun 2½: The Smell of Fear (1991)

Associate or henchman.

Frederick Carter — Point Blank (1967)

Frederick Carter is a senior figure in The Organization and one of the people Walker holds responsible for withholding his $93,000. After Walker confronts him, Carter arranges a trap at a Los Angeles money drop and is forced to retrieve the package, where he is shot alongside Stegman.

Walter Thornton — The Lonely Lady (1983)

Walter Thornton is a famous screenwriter whose work Jerilee admires. He rescues her after the assault and later becomes her lover and husband. Their relationship deteriorates when Jerilee improves one of his scripts, he takes credit for her contribution, and he cruelly accuses her of having enjoyed the earlier assault.

Professor Delacroix — Satan's School for Girls (1973)

Professor Delacroix is an eccentric academy teacher whose mildly sadistic behavior makes Elizabeth suspect him of the murders. He becomes convinced that a supernatural force is stalking him, panics with a gun in his office, jumps through a window, and is later found brutally murdered after fleeing into a swamp.

Dr. Cory — The Dunwich Horror (1970)

Local physician in Dunwich. Provides crucial medical and historical information about Lavinia Whateley's traumatic childbirth and the existence of a stillborn twin. Assists Armitage in the aftermath, helping to stabilize Nancy and confirm the end of the Whateley lineage.

Marc Peters — Harlow (1965)

Marc Peters is an actor who notices Jean Harlow in the background of a Laurel and Hardy film. He tips off studio mogul Jonathan Martin, prompting Martin to arrange a screen test for Harlow. Peters' observation and recommendation set in motion the opportunity that launches her Hollywood career.

Dr. Churchill — The Man in the Glass Booth (1975)

A psychiatric expert involved in evaluating Arthur Goldman's mental condition. Provides professional assessment of his psychological state and competency throughout the trial.

Vic Rood — Tony Rome (1967)

Local acquaintance. Provides minor clues.

Paul Gilliam — A Fire in the Sky (1978)

An insurance executive who attends the governor's meeting about the comet, Paul later tries to leave Phoenix with his wife, Ellen, and their daughter, Paula. The family reaches Sky Harbor Airport amid the evacuation, but Paula stays behind briefly to search for jewelry, creating an opportunity for her to return to Tom.

President Mark Hayden — Loyal Opposition (1998)

Mark Hayden is the President of the United States, seeking a diplomatic response to the terrorist attacks rather than the military action urged by General Metzger. He sends a delegation to Zurich and orders Metzger to cancel an unauthorized carrier deployment, later firing him for risking service members without congressional or public support. During Metzger's takeover, Hayden is held in an underground complex and refuses to provide strike authorization codes.

Career Overview

Lloyd Bochner has 110 screen credits in a career dating back to 1948. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently The Naked Gun with 1 titles. Signature works include The Naked Gun 2½: The Smell of Fear, The Lonely Lady, Mary and Joseph: A Story of Faith. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
110
Birth Date
1924-07-29
Birth Place
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

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Universe traveler — spans 3 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q602872), public domain (CC0).