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MacIntyre Dixon - Actor & Filmmaker | The Couch Critic
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MacIntyre Dixon
Born
December 22, 1931
(Age 93)
Place of Birth
Everett, Massachusetts, USA
Known For
Acting
Gender
Male
Career Highlights
33
Movies
7
TV Shows
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MacIntyre Dixon
Movies
33
TV Shows
7
Raggedy Ann: The Musical Adventure
as
Poppa / The Doll Doctor
September 1, 2021
The Half of It
as
Father Shanley
May 1, 2020
It's Kind of a Funny Story
as
Roger
October 8, 2010
School of Rock
as
Bus Driver
October 3, 2003
In & Out
as
Bachelor Party Guest
September 10, 1997
Gettysburg
as
Maj. Gen. Jubal A. Early
October 8, 1993
A River Runs Through It
as
Police Sergeant
October 9, 1992
Age Isn't Everything
as
Mortini
January 2, 1991
William Shakespeare's Hamlet
as
Francisco/Gravedigger/Player
November 2, 1990
The Dream Team
as
Dr. Verboven
April 7, 1989
An Empire of Reason
as
Donahue Audience Member
July 3, 1988
Funny Farm
as
Mayor Barclay
June 3, 1988
*batteries not included
as
DeWitt
December 18, 1987
The Secret of My Success
as
Ferguson
April 10, 1987
Rag Dolly in the U.S.S.R.
as
Poppa (Archive Footage)
January 12, 1986
Izzy & Moe
as
Reporter
September 23, 1985
The Ghost Writer
as
Dr. Zuckerman
November 12, 1983
Reds
as
Carl Walters
December 25, 1981
Paternity
as
Nature Walk Teacher
October 2, 1981
Word of Honor
as
Father Danzig
January 6, 1981
Popeye
as
Cole Oyl
December 12, 1980
HealtH
as
Fred Munson
September 12, 1980
Starting Over
as
Dan Ryan
October 5, 1979
King of the Gypsies
as
Courthouse Reporter
December 20, 1978
How to Pick Up Girls!
as
Post Office Clerk
November 3, 1978
Corvette Summer
as
Counterman
June 2, 1978
The 2nd Annual HBO Young Comedians Show
as
Self
September 24, 1977
Fire Sale
as
Painter
June 9, 1977
Delta County, USA
as
Mr. Estes
May 20, 1977
Thieves
as
Passenger
February 11, 1977
The Front
as
Harry Stone
September 17, 1976
Paradise Lost
Cast
February 25, 1971
Alice's Restaurant
as
1st Deconsecration Minister
August 20, 1969
