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Acting
March 26, 1916
May 23, 1986
Upper Montclair, New Jersey, USA
Sterling Walter Hayden, born Sterling Relyea Walter, was an American actor and author. He didn't really harbor any aspirations of being an actor, dropped out of high school at the age of 16 and hired on as mate on a schooner. He was a ship's captain at 22, and in need of cash to buy his own boat, established himself as a model in New York, discovered by Paramount Studios talent scouts and offered a contract. Sterling Hayden, the handsome tall blond actor who played wholesome leading-man movie roles in the 1940's and 1950's and later weathered into a rough-hewn solid character actor in films such as ''Dr. Strangelove'', ''The Godfather,'' "Nine to Five" and "King of the Gypsies". He appeared in 71 feature films and tv-productions from the debut in "Virginia" 1941 to the tv mini-series "The Blue and the Gray" in 1982. He wrote of his obsessive fascination with the sea in a 1963 autobiography, ''Wanderer,'' and in 1970 his 700-page epic novel of the sea, ''Voyage,'' was a main selection of the Book-of-the-Month Club. Sterling Hayden appeared in the German documentary, ''Pharos of Chaos,'' (1983) filmed aboard his barge in Europe, and seemed to be in an alcoholic stupor much of the time, supplementing his wine intake with hashish. On camera he said: ''What confuses me is I ain't all that unhappy. So why do I drink, I don't know.''

Self (archive footage)
2022

Self
2020

Glass Man (voice) (archive footage)
2016

Self (archive footage)
2016

Self (archive footage)
2016

Self (archive footage)
2016
Himself
1985

Self - Actor
1983

John Brown
1982

Himself
1982

as Self (archive footage)

as Self

as Glass Man (voice) (archive footage)

as Self (archive footage)

as Self (archive footage)

as Self (archive footage)
as Himself

as Self - Actor

as John Brown

as Himself

as Howard Anderson

as Duke Stuyvesant

as Capt. Mark McCluskey

as Russell Tinsworthy

as Jeremiah

as Seamus Flaherty

as Z.K. Dawson

as King Zharko Stepanowicz

as Capt. Mark McCluskey

as Leo Dalcò

as Self

as Henry 'Jack' Pullitzer

as Malcolm Robarts

as Maj. Wrongway Lindbergh

as Old Jeremiah

as Roger Wade

as M. Nature / The Leader

as Tony Fowler

as Captain McCluskey

as Mason / Custer

as Allan

as Lepridon

as Michael Carlson

as Daniel Grudge

as Brigadier General Jack D. Ripper

as Self

as Tall Convict

as Scotty

as Self (introduction)

as George Hansen

as Captain Martin Treleaven

as Jay Turner / John York

as Gordon Miller

as John Garth

as Sheriff Samuel Galt

as Lt. William Doyle

as John Emmett

as Self (intro/outro)

as Link Stevens


as Johnny Clay

as Dave Arnold

as Rick Martin

as Jim Bowie

as Clay Hardin

as Rear-Adm. John Madison Hoskins

as Tim Chipman

as Capt. Russ Edwards

as Joe E. Conroy

as Sheriff Tod Shaw

as Johnny 'Guitar' Logan

as Bart Laish

as Sir Gawain

as Steve

as Pervis De Jong

as Det. Lt. Sims

as Will Hall

as Capt. John Nelson

as Joe Turner

as Jim Johannsen aka Barry Lester

as Commander Dan Collier

as Kit 'The Hawk' Gerardo

as Lt. Tod Voorhees

as McCabe

as Tex McCloud

as Maj. Jim Curtis


as Rev, John Burrows

as Dix Handley

as Joe Cooper

as Bert Donner

as Sterling Hayden

as Tad McDonald

as Adrian Ainsworth

as Norman Williams