Movie Credits
Daddy Does His Thing	(1969)
The Battle of Burning Oak	(1969)
Samantha, the Sculptress	(1969)
Samantha, the Bard	(1969)
Inherit the Wind	(1965)
The Charley Shutup Story	(1962)
The Clementine Jones Story	(1961)
Incident of the Broken Word	(1961)
You Can't Be a Little Girl All Your Life	(1961)
The Doubtful Doctor	(1960)
The Purple Testament	(1960)
[ Warren Oates ]
Inherit the Wind	(1960)
[ Claude Akins ][ Gene Kelly ][ Harry Morgan ][ Spencer Tracy ][ Norman Fell ]
They Came to Cordura	(1959)
[ Michael Callan ][ Gary Cooper ][ Tab Hunter ]
Made in Japan	(1959)
The Last Blitzkrieg	(1959)
[ Van Johnson ]
The Blessington Method	(1959)
The Dusty Drawer	(1959)
The Time of Your Life	(1958)
[ Jack Klugman ]
The Last Clear Chance	(1958)
[ Boy George ]
Cowboy	(1958)
[ Jack Lemmon ][ Glenn Ford ][ Robert Urich ][ Strother Martin ]
The Ken Leighton Story	(1958)
The Weston Strain	(1957)
Operation Mad Ball	(1957)
[ Jack Lemmon ][ Mickey Rooney ][ Blake Edwards ]
A Man's World	(1956)
Mock Trial	(1956)
Million Dollar Rookie	(1955)
Three Stripes in the Sun	(1955)
[ Aldo Ray ][ Chuck Connors ]
My Sister Eileen	(1955)
[ Jack Lemmon ][ Blake Edwards ]
How Friendly Are You?	(1951)
Last Date	(1950)
Shy Guy	(1947)

Actor Dick York started out as a child performer on radio, playing important roles in such airwaves favorites as Jack Armstrong, the All-American Boy. In the early '50s, York began showing up in New York-based instructional films, including a now-infamous reel about proper dating etiquette. Establishing himself as one of Broadway's most versatile young character actors, he was seen in such major productions as Tea and Sympathy, Bus Stop, and Night of the Auk. In films from 1955, York's most famous movie role was schoolteacher Bertram Cates in Inherit the Wind, the 1960 dramatization of the Scopes Monkey Trial. Though a prolific TV guest star, he didn't settle down on a weekly series until 1962, when he co-starred with Gene Kelly and Leo G. Carroll in a short-lived video adaptation of Going My Way. Two years later, he landed his signature role: Darren Stephens, the eternally flustered husband of glamorous witch Samantha Stephens (Elizabeth Montgomery), in Bewitched. He remained with the series until 1969, when a recurring back ailment (the legacy of an on-set injury suffered while filming the 1959 feature They Came to Cordura) forced York to relinquish the role of Darren to Dick Sargent. Though he was for all intents and purposes retired from acting, York remained active on behalf of several pro-social causes. He was the founder of Acting for Life, an organization designed to help the homeless help themselves. Living a spartan existence in Grand Rapids, MI, an increasingly infirm Dick York tirelessly continued giving of himself for the benefit of others until his death from emphysema in 1992.