Jack Lord

John Joseph Patrick Ryan (December 30, 1920 – January 21, 1998), best known by his stage name, Jack Lord, was an American television, film and Broadway actor and director and producer. He was known for his starring role as Steve McGarrett in the American television program Hawaii Five-O from 1968 to 1980. Lord appeared in feature films earlier in his career, among them Man of the West (1958). He was the first actor to play the recurring character Felix Leiter in Dr. No, the first James Bond film.
==In Modern Family==
In "The Closet Case", Jack Lord was one of Jay Pritchett and Earl Chambers's clients on the Rolodex while Jay and Earl were still business partners.
After the betrayal, Jack continued to be fond of Earl, as shown in Earl's office on a picture frame on the wall with a picture of Jack on it and a message saying "Earl - You're the Closet King! - Jack Lord"
==Filmography==
Film
Year	Title 	Role 	Notes
1949	The Red Menace aka Project X 	John Bates 	
1950	Cry Murder 	Tommy Warren 	Associate producer
1950	The Tattooed Stranger 	Det. Deke Del Vecchio 	Uncredited
1955	The Court-Martial of Billy Mitchell 	Lt. Cmdr. Zachary "Zack" Lansdowne	
1956	The Vagabond King 	Ferrebouc 	
1957	Tip on a Dead Jockey 	Jimmy Heldon 	
1957	Williamsburg: the Story of a Patriot	John Fry 	
1958	The True Story of Lynn Stuart 	Willie Down 	
1958	God's Little Acre 	Buck Walden 	
1958	Man of the West 	Coaley Tobin 	
1959	The Hangman 	Johnny Bishop 	
1960	Walk Like a Dragon 	Lincoln "Linc" Bartlett 	
1962	Dr. No 	Felix Leiter 	
1967	The Ride to Hangman's Tree 	Guy Russell 	
1968	The Name of the Game Is Kill 	Symcha Lipa 	
1968	The Counterfeit Killer 	Don Owens 	
1996	Jerry Maguire 	Det. Capt. Steve McGarrett 	UncreditedArchive footage
2000	Screwed 	Det. Capt. Steve McGarrett 	UncreditedArchive footage
Television
Year 	Title 	Role 	Episode title/Notes
1954 	Man Against Crime 	 	"The Chinese Dolls"
1954 	Suspense 	 	"String"
1955 	Danger 	 	"Season for Murder"
1955 	Armstrong Circle Theatre 	 	"Buckskin"
1955 	Appointment with Adventure 	Bill 	"Five in Judgment
1955 	The Elgin Hour 	Lieutenant Davis 	"Combat Medics"
1956 	The Philco Television Playhouse 	 	"This Land Is Mine"
1956 	Omnibus 	 	"One Nation"
1956 	Westinghouse Studio One 	Paul Chester 	"An Incident of Love"
1956 	Westinghouse Studio One 	Matt 	"A Day Before Battle"
1957 	Conflict 	 	"Pattern for Violence"
1957 	Climax! 	Charlie Mullaney 	"Mr. Runyon of Broadway"
1957 	Have Gun – Will Travel 	Dave Enderby 	"Three Bells to Perdido"
1957 	Gunsmoke 	Myles BrandellNate Brandell 	"Doc's Reward"
1957 	Playhouse 90 	Jim Kester 	"Lone Woman"
1958 	Playhouse 90 	Homer Aswell 	"Reunion"
1958 	U.S. Marshal 	Matt Bonner 	"Sentenced to Death"
1958 	The Millionaire 	Lee Randolph 	"The Lee Randolph Story"
1959 	Rawhide 	Blake 	"Incident of the Calico Gun"
1959 	The Loretta Young Show 	Joe 	"Marriage Crisis"
1959 	The Untouchables 	Bill Hagen 	"The Jake Lingle Killing"
1959 	The Lineup 	Army Armitage 	"The Strange Return of Army Armitage"
1959 	Alcoa Presents: One Step Beyond 	Dan Gardner 	"Father Image"
1960 	Bonanza 	Clay Renton 	"The Outcast"
1960 	Naked City 	Cary Glennon 	"The Human Trap"
1961 	Route 66 	Gabe Johnson 	"Play It Glissando"
1961 	The Americans 	Charlie Goodwin 	"Half Moon Road"
1961 	Outlaws 	Jim Houston 	"The Bell"
1961 	Stagecoach West 	Russ Doty 	"House of Violence"
1961 	Stagecoach West 	Johnny Kane 	"The Butcher"
1961 	Rawhide 	Paul Evans 	"Incident of His Brother's Keeper"
1961 	Cain's Hundred 	Wilt Farrell 	"Dead Load"
1962 	Checkmate 	Ernie Chapin 	"The Star System"
1962 	Here's Hollywood 	Himself 	May 18, 1962
1962–1963	Stoney Burke 	Stoney Burke 	32 episodes
1964 	Dr. Kildare 	Dr. Frank Michaels 	"A Willing Suspension of Disbelief"
1964 	The Greatest Show on Earth 	Wally Walker 	"Man in a Hole"
1964 	The Reporter 	Nick Castle 	"How Much for a Prince?"
1965 	Wagon Train 	Lee Barton 	"The Echo Pass Story"
1965 	Kraft Suspense Theatre 	Paul Campbell 	"The Long Ravine"
1965 	The Loner 	Reverend Mr. Booker 	"The Vespers"
1965 	Combat! 	Barney McKlosky 	"The Linesman"
1965 	Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre 	Abe Perez 	"The Crime"
1965 	Twelve O'Clock High 	Lt. Col. Preston Gallagher 	"Big Brother"
1966 	Laredo 	Jab Harlan 	"Above the Law"
1966 	Twelve O'Clock High 	Col. Yates 	"Face of a Shadow"
1966 	The F.B.I. 	Frank Andreas Shroeder 	"Collison Course"
1966 	The Virginian 	Roy Dallman 	"High Stakes"
1966 	Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre 	Don Owens 	"The Faceless Man"
1966 	Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre 	Harry Marcus 	"Storm Crossing"
1966 	The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson	Himself 	
1966 	The Doomsday Flight 	Special Agent Frank Thompson	Television film
1967 	The Invaders 	George Vikor 	"Vikor"
1967 	The Fugitive 	Alan Bartlett 	"Goodbye My Love"
1967 	Ironside 	John Trask 	"Dead Man's Tale"
1967 	The Man from U.N.C.L.E. 	Pharos Mandor 	"The Master's Touch"
1968 	The High Chaparral 	Dan Brookes 	"The Kinsman"
1968–1980	Hawaii Five-O 	Det. Capt. Steve McGarrett 	281 episodes
1969 	The Mike Douglas Show 	Himself 	
1969 	The Ed Sullivan Show 	Himself 	Audience bow
1978 	30th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards 	Himself 	
1979 	Good Morning America 	Himself 	
1980 	The Whales That Wouldn't Die 	Narrator 	
1980 	M Station: Hawaii 	Admiral Henderson 	Television filmDirectorExecutive producerFinal on-screen role (last appearance)
1999 	The James Bond Story 	Felix Leiter 	Archive footage
2007 	La tele de tu vida 	Det. Capt. Steve McGarrett 	Archive footage
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