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Jim Goodwin
Acting

Jim Goodwin

May 21, 1929May 18, 1980 (aged 50)Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Jim Goodwin (21 May 1929 – 18 May 1980; age 50) was an actor whose career was a small body of work stretched over almost two decades, from 1961 through 1979. In that time, he had small roles in two films and a dozen television guest appearances, three of which were in Star Trek: The Original Series as John Farrell.

Filmography

Marciano poster

Marciano

as Pool Attendant

7.0•1979

Marciano

as Pool Attendant

The In-Laws poster

The In-Laws

as Guard

6.6•1979

The In-Laws

as Guard

Emperor of the North poster

Emperor of the North

as Fakir

6.9•1973

Emperor of the North

as Fakir

The Reivers poster

The Reivers

as W.J. Garver

6.4•1969

The Reivers

as W.J. Garver

Ice Station Zebra poster

Ice Station Zebra

as Survivor

6.4•1968

Ice Station Zebra

as Survivor

Gunfight in Abilene poster

Gunfight in Abilene

as Rebel Soldier

6.5•1967

Gunfight in Abilene

as Rebel Soldier

Morituri poster

Morituri

as Merchant Marine (uncredited)

6.7•1965

Morituri

as Merchant Marine (uncredited)

Ten Seconds to Hell poster

Ten Seconds to Hell

as Hans Globke

6.2•1959

Ten Seconds to Hell

as Hans Globke

Friendly Persuasion poster

Friendly Persuasion

as Coward (uncredited)

6.6•1956

Friendly Persuasion

as Coward (uncredited)

Attack poster

Attack

as Ricks

6.8•1956

Attack

as Ricks

The Young Guns poster

The Young Guns

as Georgie Briggs

7.2•1956

The Young Guns

as Georgie Briggs

No Right to Kill poster

No Right to Kill

as First Intellect

1956

No Right to Kill

as First Intellect