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Don Kohler
(1910-1980)
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Don Kohler was born on 17 July 1910 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. He was an actor, known for
You Gotta Stay Happy (1948)
,
Miss Mink of 1949 (1949)
and
M Squad (1957)
. He died on 2 March 1980 in Orange, California, USA.
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Known for
You Gotta Stay Happy
6.7
Ted
1948
Miss Mink of 1949
5.0
Skeet Price
1949
M Squad
8.1
TV Series
Police Sgt. Brighton
1960 • 1 ep
State Trooper
7.6
TV Series
Frank Mattlock
1956–1957 • 3 eps
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Sticky My Fingers... Fleet My Feet
6.5
Short
1970
Coronado 9
7.8
TV Series
Henry Taber
1960
1 episode
M Squad
8.1
TV Series
Police Sgt. Brighton
1960
1 episode
State Trooper
7.6
TV Series
Frank Mattlock
1956–1957
3 episodes
Sergeant Preston of the Yukon
7.5
TV Series
McBain
Frank Townsend
1956
2 episodes
The Harder They Fall
7.5
Reporter
(uncredited)
1956
The Millionaire
7.8
TV Series
Croupier
1956
1 episode
The Whistler
7.7
TV Series
1955
1 episode
Three for the Show
6.1
Joe
(uncredited)
1955
Four Star Playhouse
7.5
TV Series
Steward
1954
1 episode
A Blueprint for Murder
6.7
Ship's Officer
(uncredited)
1953
The Girl Next Door
6.4
Customs Official
(uncredited)
1953
The War of the Worlds
7.0
Colonel
(uncredited)
1953
Above and Beyond
6.9
Reporter
(uncredited)
1952
Bonzo Goes to College
5.2
Mr. Kirkwood
(uncredited)
1952
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Alternative name
Donald Kohler
Born
July 17
,
1910
Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
Died
March 2
,
1980
Orange, California, USA
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