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Dolph Sweet

Biography

Adolphus Jean Sweet (July 18, 1920 – May 8, 1985) was an American actor.

Birthday

Jul 18, 1920

Place of birth

unavailable

Deathday

May 8, 1985

Credited in

As cast

The Wanderers
As Chubby Galasso
The Movie Orgy
As Self (archive footage)
The Out-of-Towners
As Police Sgt Kavalefski
Sisters
As Detective Kelly
A Lovely Way to Die
As Captain Haver
Fear Is the Key
As Jablonsky
Heaven Can Wait
As Head Coach
Colossus: The Forbin Project
As Missile Commander
Reds
As Big Bill Haywood
Amazing Grace
As Mayer Scott
The Lost Man
As Police Captain
Which Way Is Up?
As The Boss
You're a Big Boy Now
As Patrolman Francis Graf
The Acorn People
As Donald Bradshaw
Aunt Mary
As Amos Jones
Gideon's Trumpet
As Charlie
Go Tell the Spartans
As Gen. Harnitz
The New Centurions
As Sergeant Runyon
Act of Violence
As Detective O'Brien
The Bad News Bears in Breaking Training
As Mr. Manning
The Two Lives of Carol Letner
As Lt. Ron Vance
Billy: Portrait of a Street Kid
As George
Rendezvous Hotel
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As Harvey Greenwood
Flesh & Blood
As Thompson
Marciano
As Si Menchlemann
Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy
As Waldrop
The Telephone Book
As Obscene Caller
Finian's Rainbow
As Sheriff
The Swimmer
As Henry Biswanger
Cops and Robbers
As George
The Desperate Hours
As Jesse Bard
Deathmoon
As Lt. Russ Cort
Below the Belt
As LeRoi
A Killing Affair
As Scotty Neilson
The Lords of Flatbush
As Mr. Rosiello
The Young Doctors
As Police Car Driver
The Migrants
As Sheriff