James Coco
James Coco was an American character actor.
Acted in
That's Adequate
1989
as Max Roebling
The Chair
1988
as Dr. Harold Woodhouse Langer
The Stepford Children
1987
as Mr. Jamison
Hunk
1987
as Dr. D
There Must Be a Pony
1986
as Mervin Trellis
The Twilight Zone
1985
The Ray Bradbury Theater
1985
as John Raleigh Braling
Murder, She Wrote
1984
as Horatio Baldwin
Who's the Boss?
1984
Brothers
1984
as Mel Roth
The Muppets Take Manhattan
1984
as Mr. Skeffington
Alice in Wonderland
1983
as King of Hearts
Reading Rainbow
1983
as Himself - Narrator (voice)
St. Elsewhere
1982
Matt Houston
1982
Lily for President?
1982
as Arthur
Debby Boone... One Step Closer
1982
as Self
Night of 100 Stars
1982
as Self
The Curious Case Of Santa Claus
1982
as Santa Claus
Only When I Laugh
1981
as Jimmy
From Raquel with Love
1980
as Stanley
The Diary of Anne Frank
1980
as Hermann van Daan
Wholly Moses
1980
as Hyssop
Scavenger Hunt
1979
as Henri
The French Atlantic Affair
1979
as Georges Sauvinage
Trapper John, M.D.
1979
Sweepstakes
1979
The Eddie Capra Mysteries
1978
The Cheap Detective
1978
as Marcel
Bye Bye Monkey
1978
as Andreas Flaxman
The Love Boat
1977
as Marion Atkins
Charleston
1977
as Joe Lo Monaco
The Muppet Show
1976
as Self - Special Guest
Murder by Death
1976
as Milo Perrier
The Dumplings
1976
as Joe Dumpling
The Wild Party
1975
as Jolly Grimm
Calucci's Department
1973
Man of La Mancha
1972
as Sancho Panza / Cervantes' Manservant
The Trouble With People
1972
as Husband (Story 1)
Such Good Friends
1971
as Timmy
A New Leaf
1971
as Uncle Harry
Great Performances
1971
as King of Hearts
The Flip Wilson Show
1970
as Self
The Strawberry Statement
1970
as Grocer
Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon
1970
as Mario
End of the Road
1970
as School Man
Generation
1969
as Mr. Blatto
The Littlest Angel
1969
as Father
The Carol Burnett Show
1967
as Self - Guest / Various Characters
Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In
1967
as Self
On The Flip Side
1966
as Mr Zuckerman
ABC Stage 67
1966
as Mr. Zuckerman
Ensign Pulver
1964
as Skouras
The Patty Duke Show
1963
The Power and the Glory
1963
as Soldier (uncredited)
Hallmark Hall of Fame
1951