List of Dallas (1978 TV series) cast members

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This is a list of actors appearing on the 1978–1991 US television series Dallas. During its 14 seasons on air, the show featured 21 regular cast members. Further more, 32 actors were billed as "also starring" during the first scene of the episodes, and 24 were billed as "special guest star" in the closing credits. Additionally, hundreds more were billed as either guest stars or co-stars. This list includes those with at least eight appearances.

Starring[]

Actor/Actress Role 1st
episode
Episode
count
Seasons
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
Barbara Bel Geddes Miss Ellie Ewing Farlow 1x01 277 [1]
Jim Davis Jock Ewing 1x01 75
Patrick Duffy Bobby Ewing 1x01 325 [2]
Larry Hagman J.R. Ewing 1x01 357
Victoria Principal Pamela Barnes Ewing 1x01 250 [3]
Charlene Tilton Lucy Ewing Cooper 1x01 222
Linda Gray Sue Ellen Ewing 1x01 308 [4]
Steve Kanaly Ray Krebbs 1x01 266 [5] [6]
Ken Kercheval Cliff Barnes 1x01 324
Susan Howard Donna Culver Krebbs 2x22 196
Howard Keel Clayton Farlow 4x16 230
Priscilla Beaulieu Presley Jenna Wade Krebbs 2x03 135 [7]
Donna Reed Miss Ellie Ewing Farlow 8x07 24 [8]
Dack Rambo Jack Ewing 8x26 49
Sheree J. Wilson April Stevens Ewing 10x06 107
Kimberly Foster Michelle Stevens 11x06 38 [9]
George Kennedy Carter McKay 12x01 67
Cathy Podewell Cally Harper Ewing 12x03 56
Sasha Mitchell James Beaumont 13x05 40
Lesley-Anne Down Stephanie Rogers 13x15 7
Barbara Stock Liz Adams 5x08 17 [10]
Notes
  1. ^ In Season 8, Barbara Bel Geddes was completely absent from Dallas and the character of Miss Ellie was played by Donna Reed for Season 8 only. See further down the table for more information of Donna Reed as Miss Ellie
  2. ^ Patrick Duffy's two onscreen appearances as Bobby Ewing in Season 9 consisted of a flashback to the Season 8 finale which was uncredited, and the infamous shower scene right at the end of Season 9. Patrick Duffy's character in the Season 9 finale was left blank on the end credits, setting up the first scene in Season 10 Episode 1 when it was revealed that Bobby's death in the Season 8 finale and all of Season 9 apart from the last scene was a dream that Pamela Barnes Ewing had been having.
  3. ^ After appearing in 250 episodes, Victoria Principal left Dallas for good after the Season 10 finale, but Pamela Barnes Ewing was played by Margaret Michaels in Season 12 Episode 1. Michaels was billed as "Guest Star".
  4. ^ Linda Gray appeared as Sue Ellen in the Season 14 finale, Conundrum, an episode set in an alternate universe in which J.R. Ewing had never been born.
  5. ^ Steve Kanaly as Ray Krebbs left Dallas at the end of Season 11, but briefly returned for Episodes 6–10 of Season 12 and as part of the main Starring cast.
  6. ^ Steve Kanaly appeared as Ray Krebbs in the Season 14 finale, Conundrum, an episode set in an alternate universe in which J.R. Ewing had never been born.
  7. ^ In one episode in Season 2, Jenna Wade was played by Morgan Fairchild. In two episodes in Season 3, Jenna Wade was played by Francine Tacker. Both Fairchild and Tacker were billed as "Guest Star". From Seasons 7–11, Jenna Wade was played by Priscilla Beaulieu Presley in a total of 135 episodes. Presley was promoted to the main Starring cast for Seasons 8–11.
  8. ^ For her first appearance in Season 8 Episode 7, Donna Reed as Ellie Ewing Farlow is billed among the "Also Starring" cast. For Episodes 8–30, Donna Reed was a part of the main Starring cast.
  9. ^ For her one episode appearance in Season 11, Kimberly Foster played an unrelated, unnamed character. In Seasons 13 and 14, Foster appeared as Michelle Stevens in a total of 37 episodes.
  10. ^ For her two episodes appearance in Season 5, Barbara Stock played an unrelated character, Heather Wilson. In Seasons 13 and 14, Stock appeared as Liz Adams in a total of 17 episodes.

Also starring[]

Special guest stars[]

  • John Anderson as Dr. Herbert Styles (7 episodes, season 11). Also guest starring as Richard McIntyre (2 episodes, season 6).
  • as Eugene Bullock (6 episodes, seasons 3–4 and 6)
  • Christopher Atkins as Peter Richards (27 episodes, season 7)
  • Joanna Cassidy as Sally Bullock (2 episodes, season 4)
  • Barry Corbin as Sheriff Fenton Washburn (9 episodes, seasons 3 and 5–7)
  • Henry Darrow as Garcia (2 episodes, season 6)
  • Howard Duff as Senator Henry Harrison O'Dell (2 episodes, season 11)
  • Stephen Elliott as Scotty Demarest (14 episodes, seasons 3, 8 and 10)
  • Mel Ferrer as Harrison Page (2 episodes, season 3)
  • Anne Francis as Arliss Cooper (4 episodes, season 4)
  • Joel Grey as Adam (2 episodes, season 14)
  • Nicholas Hammond as Bill Johnson (3 episodes, season 6)
  • as Kyle Bennett (2 episodes, season 4)

Guest stars[]

  • Michael Alldredge as Don Horton (3 episodes, season 4) and Steve Jackson (4 episodes, season 8) and Ray King (2 episodes, season 14)
  • Barbara Babcock as Liz Craig (16 episodes, seasons 2–5)
  • as Serena Wald (20 episodes, seasons 3, 5–8, 11 and 13)
  • Martin E. Brooks as Edgar Randolph (10 episodes, seasons 7–8)
  • James L. Brown as Sergeant Harry McSween (41 episodes, seasons 2–12)
  • Burke Byrnes as Pete Adams (9 episodes, seasons 8–9)
  • George Chakiris as Nicholas (11 episodes, season 9)
  • Lois Chiles as Holly Harwood (25 episodes, seasons 6–7)
  • as Dr. Simon Ellby (19 episodes, seasons 3–4)
  • Glenn Corbett as Paul Morgan (18 episodes, seasons 7 and 9–11)
  • as Muriel Gillis (12 episodes, seasons 2–6)
  • Joel Fabiani as Alex Ward (8 episodes, season 4)
  • Fern Fitzgerald as Marilee Stone (73 episodes, seasons 2–13)
  • Tom Fuccello as Dave Culver (35 episodes, seasons 3–6, 8, 10–11 and 13–14)
  • Jeri Gaile as Rose Daniels McKay (20 episodes, seasons 12–14)
  • Jonathan Goldsmith as Joe Smith (3 episodes, season 5) and Bruce Harvey (16 episodes, seasons 10 and 12)
  • Laurence Haddon as Franklin Horner (17 episodes, seasons 4–6 and 9–10)
  • Joshua Harris as Christopher Ewing (112 episodes, seasons 9–14)
  • Art Hindle as Jeff Farraday (11 episodes, season 5)
  • Alice Hirson as Mavis Anderson (26 episodes, seasons 6–7 and 10–11)
  • as Jory Taylor (8 episodes, season 14)
  • Barry Jenner as Dr. Jerry Kenderson (25 episodes, seasons 7–9)
  • Omri Katz as John Ross Ewing III (152 episodes, seasons 7–14)
  • Kenneth Kimmins as Thornton McLeish (11 episodes, seasons 6–7)
  • Fredric Lehne as Eddie Cronin (19 episodes, season 8)
  • Arthur Malet as Mr. Forest (3 episodes, season 5) and Ryan (5 episodes, seasons 13–14)
  • Shalane McCall as Charlie Wade (102 episodes, seasons 7–11)
  • Derek McGrath as Oswald Valentine (15 episodes, seasons 10–11)
  • Jim McMullan as Andrew Dowling (14 episodes, season 10)
  • Bill Morey as Judge (1 episode, season 5) and Leo Wakefield (11 episodes, season 7–8 and 11)
  • Dennis Patrick as Vaughn Leland (19 episodes, seasons 3, 5 and 7–8)
  • J. Eddie Peck as Tommy McKay (13 episodes, seasons 12–13)
  • George O. Petrie as Harv Smithfield (54 episodes, seasons 3–14)
  • Ben Piazza as Walt Discoll (11 episodes, season 6)
  • J.A. Preston as Leo Daltry (9 episodes, season 10)
  • as Roger Larson (12 episodes, season 5)
  • Kate Reid as Lil Trotter (17 episodes, seasons 6–7 and 9)
  • Deborah Rennard as Sly Lovegren (188 episodes, seasons 5–14)
  • Don Starr as Jordan Lee (89 episodes, seasons 2–14)
  • Amy Stock as Lisa Alden (16 episodes, season 11)
  • Christopher Stone as Dave Stratton (9 episodes, seasons 4 and 8)
  • Deborah Tranelli as Phyllis Wapner (147 episodes, seasons 4–14)
  • Merete Van Kamp as Grace Van Owen (17 episodes, season 9)
  • Hunter von Leer as B.D. Calhoun (10 episodes, season 10)
  • as Alex Barton (9 episodes, season 13)
  • Ray Wise as Blair Sullivan (8 episodes, seasons 5–6)
  • Morgan Woodward as Marvin "Punk" Anderson (55 episodes, seasons 4–11)
  • Gretchen Wyler as Dr. Dagmara Conrad (8 episodes, season 5)
  • Kathleen York as Betty (10 episodes, season 8)
  • John Zaremba as Dr. Harlen Danvers (13 episodes, seasons 2–3 and 5–10)

Co-stars[]

  • Robert Ackerman as Wade Luce (13 episodes, seasons 2–6)
  • as Louise (17 episodes, seasons 6–8)
  • as John Ross Ewing III (38 episodes, seasons 4–6)
  • Joseph Campanella as Joseph Lombardi Sr. (season 12)
  • as Teresa (119 episodes, seasons 6–14)
  • as Dora Mae (70 episodes, seasons 7–14)
  • Blue Deckert as various roles (11 episodes, seasons 7–8 and 10–12)
  • as Christopher Ewing (44 episodes, seasons 6–8)
  • as Mrs. Chambers (8 episodes, season 5–6)
  • Meg Gallagher as Louella Caraway Lee (37 episodes, seasons 2–4)
  • as Raoul (22 episodes, seasons 7–12)
  • John Hart as various roles (8 episodes, seasons 2–4)
  • as Detective Ratagan (14 episodes, seasons 12–14)
  • Laura Johnson as Betty Lou Barker (3 episodes, season 3)
  • as Cassie (53 episodes, seasons 5–10)
  • Jeanna Michaels as Connie Brasher (32 episodes, seasons 2–4)
  • Joanna Miles as Martha Randolph (4 episodes, season 8)
  • as Eugene Inagaki (5 episodes, seasons 13-14)
  • as various roles (9 episodes, seasons 3–5, 8 and 11–14)
  • as various roles (9 episodes, seasons 2–3, 5–7 and 11–12)
  • Brad Pitt as Randy (4 episodes, season 11)
  • as various roles (8 episodes, seasons 6, 8–9 and 11)
  • as man (1 episode, season 6) and Mr. Barton (8 episodes, season 10) and Dr. David Gordon (1 episode, season 12)
  • as Jackie Dugan (186 episodes, season 2–5 and 7–14)
  • as Angela (12 episodes, seasons 7–8 and 10)
  • as woman (2 episodes, season 6) and Angela (6 episodes, season 9) and Carmen (2 episodes, season 12)
  • as Kendall Chapman (103 episodes, seasons 6–14)
  • as Kelly (19 episodes, seasons 11–12)
  • as Tony Krebbs (9 episodes, season 9)
  • Paul Sorensen as Andy Bradley (33 episodes, seasons 2–10)
  • as bartender (9 episodes, seasons 8, 10–12 and 14)
  • as Debbie (37 episodes, seasons 11–14)
  • as helicopter pilot (24 episodes, seasons 6-8 and 10–12)
  • Buck Young as Seth Stone (3 episodes, season 2)

References[]

  • "Dallas (1978) - Full cast and crew". Internet Movie Database. Retrieved August 19, 2010.
  • "Dallas Episodes on CBS". TV Guide. Retrieved August 19, 2012.
  • "Dallas - Episode Guide". MSN TV. Archived from the original on December 5, 2012. Retrieved August 19, 2012.
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