
Richard B. Shull
Richard Bruce Shull (February 24, 1929 – October 14, 1999) was an American character actor.
Filmography

Cafe Society
as Samuel Segal
Cafe Society
as Samuel Segal

Private Parts
as Symphony Sid
Private Parts
as Symphony Sid

Victor/Victoria
as André Cassell
Victor/Victoria
as André Cassell

Trapped in Paradise
as Father Ritter
Trapped in Paradise
as Father Ritter

Stephen King's Golden Tales
as Postman
Stephen King's Golden Tales
as Postman

Housesitter
as Ralph
Housesitter
as Ralph

Wild by Law
as Howard Zahniser (voice)
Wild by Law
as Howard Zahniser (voice)

Tune in Tomorrow...
as Leonard Pando
Tune in Tomorrow...
as Leonard Pando

Spot Marks the X
as Dodge
Spot Marks the X
as Dodge

Seize the Day
as Rojax
Seize the Day
as Rojax

The Boy Who Loved Trolls
as Doorman / Narrator
The Boy Who Loved Trolls
as Doorman / Narrator

Garbo Talks
as Shepard Plotkin
Garbo Talks
as Shepard Plotkin

Splash
as Dr. Ross
Splash
as Dr. Ross

Unfaithfully Yours
as Jess Keller
Unfaithfully Yours
as Jess Keller

Spring Break
as Eddie Potmore
Spring Break
as Eddie Potmore

Will There Really Be a Morning?
as Publicist
Will There Really Be a Morning?
as Publicist

Lovesick
as Dr. Fessner
Lovesick
as Dr. Fessner

Heartbeeps
as Factory Boss
Heartbeeps
as Factory Boss

Wholly Moses
as Jethro
Wholly Moses
as Jethro

Ziegfeld: The Man and His Women
as Joseph Ervin
Ziegfeld: The Man and His Women
as Joseph Ervin

The Pack
as Hardiman
The Pack
as Hardiman

The Big Bus
as Emery Bush
The Big Bus
as Emery Bush

Hearts of the West
as Stout Crook
Hearts of the West
as Stout Crook

The Fortune
as Chief Detective Sergeant Jack Power
The Fortune
as Chief Detective Sergeant Jack Power

Hail
as Secretary of Health
Hail
as Secretary of Health

Sssssss
as Dr. Ken Daniels
Sssssss
as Dr. Ken Daniels

Slither
as Harry Moss
Slither
as Harry Moss

Made For Each Other
Made For Each Other

Klute
as Sugarman
Klute
as Sugarman

The Anderson Tapes
as Werner
The Anderson Tapes
as Werner

B.S. I Love You
as Mr. Harris
B.S. I Love You
as Mr. Harris

Decameron '69
Decameron '69

It's a Sick, Sick, Sick World
It's a Sick, Sick, Sick World