Actor profile

Monty Hall

25th August 1921 Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Acting

10 Movies 18 TV Shows 28 Credits

Filmography

Movies & TV Shows

Game Changers poster

Game Changers 29th June 2018 as Self

Gone South: How Canada Invented Hollywood 29th September 2014 as Self

Lunch poster

Lunch 9th November 2012 as Himself

Jack Taylor of Beverly Hills poster

Jack Taylor of Beverly Hills 26th January 2007 as Self

All Star Party for Clint Eastwood 30th November 1986 as Self

The Canadian Conspiracy poster

The Canadian Conspiracy 8th June 1986 as Self

All Star Party for Lucille Ball 9th December 1984 as Self

All Star Tribute to Ingrid Bergman poster

All Star Tribute to Ingrid Bergman 6th December 1979 as Self

The Courage and the Passion poster

The Courage and the Passion 27th May 1978 as Gen. Sam Brewster

Mitzi & 100 Guys poster

Mitzi & 100 Guys 24th March 1975 as Self

American Dragon: Jake Long poster

American Dragon: Jake Long 21st January 2005

Providence poster

Providence 8th January 1999 as Pageant Emcee

That '70s Show poster

That '70s Show 23rd August 1998 as Monty Hall

Sabrina, the Teenage Witch poster

Sabrina, the Teenage Witch 27th September 1996 as Monty Hall

The Nanny poster

The Nanny 3rd November 1993 as Monty Hall

Love & War poster

Love & War 21st September 1992

The Wonder Years poster

The Wonder Years 31st January 1988 as Himself

Jennifer Slept Here poster

Jennifer Slept Here 21st October 1983

The Love Boat poster

The Love Boat 24th September 1977 as Harry Morrison

It's Anybody's Guess 13th June 1977 as Self - Host

Dinah! poster

Dinah! 21st October 1974 as Self

The Daytime Emmy Awards poster

The Daytime Emmy Awards 28th May 1974

Wait Till Your Father Gets Home poster

Wait Till Your Father Gets Home 12th September 1972

The Odd Couple poster

The Odd Couple 24th September 1970 as Monty Hall

Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In poster

Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In 22nd January 1968 as Self

Let's Make a Deal 30th December 1963 as Self - Host

The Mike Douglas Show poster

The Mike Douglas Show 11th December 1961 as Self

Twenty One 12th September 1956 as Host