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      Jack Webb

      Jack Webb

      Highest Rated: 100% You're in the Navy Now (1951)

      Lowest Rated: 43% Dragnet (1954)

      Birthday: Apr 2, 1920

      Birthplace: Santa Monica, California, USA

      He may not had ever truly said "Just the facts, ma'am," but Jack Webb was forever immortalized as the hard-nosed Los Angeles Police Detective Joe Friday of "Dragnet," as well as the creator of the hit television series "Adam-12" (NBC 1968-1975) and "Emergency!" (NBC 1972-77). For bringing a positive image to the LAPD with "Dragnet," Webb was given a funeral with full police honors upon his death in 1982. Even his character Sgt. Joe Friday's police badge number #714 was retired by the LAPD. Webb was posthumously given two stars at the Hollywood Walk of Fame, one for radio and one for television. It was only an appropriate honor given to the creator of one of the most influential police dramas in television history.

      Highest rated movies

      You're in the Navy Now
      Sunset Boulevard
      Halls of Montezuma
      He Walked by Night
      The Men
      Pete Kelly's Blues
      Dragnet

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      DRAGNET, Jack Webb, 1954 PETE KELLY'S BLUES, Jack Webb, 1955 THE D.I., Jack Webb, 1957 LAST TIME I SAW ARCHIE, THE, Robert Mitchum, Jack Webb, 1961 PETE KELLY'S BLUES, Jack Webb, 1955 DRAGNET, Ben Alexander, Ann Robinson, Jack Webb, 1954 YOU'RE IN THE NAVY NOW, Gary Cooper, Jack Webb, Eddie Albert, 1951, TM and copyright ©20th Century Fox Film Corp. All rights reserved -30-, Jack Webb, 1959 THE MEN, from left: Richard Erdman, Jack Webb, Marlon Brando on set, 1950 PETE KELLY'S BLUES, from left, star and director Jack Webb, Janet Leigh, composer Ray Heindorf, on-set, 1955 PETE KELLY'S BLUES, Jack Webb, Lee Marvin, 1955 PETE KELLY'S BLUES, Jack Webb, Peggy Lee, 1955 THE LAST TIME I SAW ARCHIE, France Nuyen, Robert Mitchum, Jack Webb, Martha Hyer, 1961 DARK CITY, Charleton Heston, Jack Webb, Dean Jagger, 1950 PETE KELLY'S BLUES, Jack Webb, Peggy Lee, Nick Fatul, Jud De Naut, 1955 YOU'RE IN THE NAVY NOW, Charles Bronson, Gary Cooper, Richard Erdman, Jack Webb, Eddie Albert, 1951. TM and Copyright (c) 20th Century Fox Film Corp. All rights reserved. THE LAST TIME I SAW ARCHIE, from left: Theona Bryant, Elaine Devry, Claudia Barrett, Marilyn Burtis, Martha Hyer, Jack Webb, France Nuyen, Robert Mitchum, 1961 PETE KELLY'S BLUES, from left: Janet Leigh, Jack Webb, 1955 PETE KELLY'S BLUES, Jack Webb, 1955 PETE KELLY'S BLUES, Janet Leigh, Jack Webb, 1955
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      Filmography

      Movies

      Credit
      No Score Yet No Score Yet Chase Director,
      Producer       		- 1973
      No Score Yet No Score Yet Emergency! Director - 1972
      No Score Yet No Score Yet Operation Cobra Director - 1971
      No Score Yet No Score Yet Dragnet Sgt. Joe Friday (Character),
      Director,
      Producer       		- 1969
      No Score Yet No Score Yet The D.A.: Murder One Director - 1969
      No Score Yet No Score Yet A Day in Vietnam Narrator - 1967
      No Score Yet No Score Yet The Man From Galveston Executive Producer - 1963
      No Score Yet No Score Yet The Commies Are Coming, the Commies Are Coming On-Camera Narrator (Character) - 1962
      No Score Yet No Score Yet The Last Time I Saw Archie William "Bill" Bowers (Character),
      Director,
      Producer       		- 1961
      No Score Yet 44% -30- Sam Gatlin (Character),
      Director,
      Producer       		- 1959
      No Score Yet 79% The D.I. Gunnery Sgt. Jim Moore (Character),
      Director,
      Producer       		- 1957
      60% 42% Pete Kelly's Blues Pete Kelly (Character),
      Director,
      Producer       		- 1955
      No Score Yet No Score Yet 24 Hour Alert Self - 1955
      43% 68% Dragnet Sgt. Joe Friday (Character),
      Director       		- 1954
      No Score Yet 29% Appointment With Danger Joe Regas (Character) - 1951
      100% 35% You're in the Navy Now Ens. Anthony "Tony" Barbo (Character) - 1951
      79% 72% The Men Norm (Character) - 1950
      88% 48% Halls of Montezuma Correspondent Dickerman (Character) - 1950
      98% 94% Sunset Boulevard Artie Green (Character) - 1950
      82% 62% He Walked by Night Lee (Character) - 1948

      TV

      Credit
      No Score Yet No Score Yet Emergency! Executive Producer 1972-1979
      No Score Yet No Score Yet Adam-12 Director,
      Producer       		1968-1975
      No Score Yet No Score Yet Dragnet Sgt. Joe Friday (Character),
      Director,
      Writer       		1951-1959 1967-1970
      No Score Yet No Score Yet The Jerry Lewis Show Guest 1967