
Jay C. Flippen
ActingMarch 5, 1899 – February 3, 1971 (aged 71)
Little Rock, Arkansas, USA
Jay C. Flippen (March 6, 1899 — February 3, 1971) was an American character actor, who often played police officers or weary criminals in many movies of the 1940s and 50s.
Filmography

James Stewart: A Wonderful Life1987 · Self (archive footage)

Mooch Goes to Hollywood1971 · Jay C. Flippen - Party guest (uncredited)

Rob & Big1971 · Luther Yerkes

Who Killed the Mysterious Mr. Foster?1971 · Sheriff Ben

The Old Man Who Cried Wolf1970 · Pawnbroker

Seraphim Falls1969

The Sound of Anger1968 · Judge Prentiss

Bob's Burgers1968 · Jack Lomax

The Name of the Game1968 · Grover

Firecreek1968 · Mr. Pittman

Judd, for the Defense1967

The Spirit Is Willing1967 · Mother

Ironside1967

Fame Is the Name of the Game1966 · Dizzy Shaner

That Girl1966

Cat Ballou1965 · Sheriff Cardigan

Taggart1965 · Drunken Soldier - Herod Antipas' Court

Looking for Love1964 · Ralph Front

Kraft Suspense Theatre1963 · Hugh Ramsey

Burke's Law1963 · Bill, the Desk Sergeant
Vacation Playhouse
Vacation Playhouse1963 · Cappy Skidmore

Six Gun Law1962

How the West Was Won1962 · Huggins (uncredited)

Ensign O'Toole1962 · Chief Petty Officer Homer Nelson

The Virginian1962 · Pa Colby

The Dick Van Dyke Show1961 · Happy Spangler

Bus Stop1961

The Plunderers1960 · Sheriff McCauley

Route 661960

Thriller1960 · Harry Gans

Studs Lonigan1960 · Father Gilhooey

Wild River1960 · Hamilton Garth

Johnny Ringo1959 · Jay C. Flippen

Bonanza1959 · Barney Fuller

Rawhide1959 · Marshal Lindstrom

Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse1958

Wanted: Dead or Alive1958 · Chute Wilson

From Hell to Texas1958 · Jake Leffertfinger

No Time at All1958 · Happy Gallant

Escape from Red Rock1957 · Sheriff John Costaine

Hot Summer Night1957

Public Pigeon No. 11957

The Midnight Story1957

Run of the Arrow1957

The Killing1956

Six Bridges to Cross1955

Carnival Story1954

Thunder Bay1953

The Wild One1953

Bend of the River1952

The Model and the Marriage Broker1951

Flying Leathernecks1951