Which is your favorite non Dallas movie Larry was in & why?

[Dallas Cowgirl]

For me it's a tie between S.O.B and Mother, Jugs & Speed. In S.O.B Larry has some really funny scenes including unwillingly being striped down to his undies and being absolutely mauled by a super keen girl in the kitchen and falling down a hole in the floor to the room below!

In Mother, Jugs and Speed he plays a really sleazy and disgusting character who in the end goes off his head with drugs & alcohol and gets shot and killed.

 

[Trick-or-Treat Stevens]

I've only seen Mr. Hagman's movie roles in Primary Colors, Harry and Tonto, Nixon and The Third Twin. I'd like to see more of his early work but I did like his portrayal as corrupt biological engineer Berrington Jones in The Third Twin. Why? Mr. Hagman always did such a great job playing characters with no moral or ethical centers and I always remembered his acting in that movie.

 

[Barbara On A Broomstick]

I liked Larry in Primary Colours and thought his acting was very good in it and he should have been nominated for a Supporting Oscar award

I also liked him in 1974 Stardust where he played a tough and kind of ruthless character not unsimilar to JR as David Essex manager

So many of the other films his role is very small but those 2 are my favs.

 

[Guzzler’s Frightening Hair]

I'm not sure I've seen any of these, but I chose Mother, Jugs and Speed because of the cool title!

 

[Miss Texas 1967]

I haven't seen all of the movies listed so I voted for Three's a Crowd because it's a funny, fun movie. There's another one he's in that's called Getting Away From It All, that one was funny too. They both sort of remind me of his Tony Nelson days rather than his JR Ewing days.

The Third Twin. I'd like to see more of his early work but I did like his portrayal as corrupt biological engineer Berrington Jones in The Third Twin. Why? Mr. Hagman always did such a great job playing characters with no moral or ethical centers and I always remembered his acting in that movie.

I've seen this one too, I thought he'd have a bigger part when I started watching but then I got sucked into the story and it wasn't a waiting game for him to show up again.

 

[James from London]

 

[Angela Chilling]

He didn't wear his toupee in that film or maybe it was made before he started wearing one.

 

[Angela Chilling]

I can only recall seeing him in Nixon, Primary Colors, S.O.B., Superman and Nixon. His best performances were in Primary Colors and Nixon but my favourite film of his was Superman, although he only had a small role in it.

 

[Piggyrella Sanderson]

If other TV shows are eligible, then I´d say "I Dream of Jeannie". He and Barbara Eden are perfect in this crazy sitcom! If not, then I´d go for "S.O.B.", though he plays a really minor role. I love this movie because of its sense of sarcasm and self-parody from everybody involved, especially Julie Andrews. I also find quite funny his cameo in the first "Superman"...

 

[Kenny Coyote]

I've only seen Mr. Hagman's movie roles in Primary Colors, Harry and Tonto, Nixon and The Third Twin. I'd like to see more of his early work but I did like his portrayal as corrupt biological engineer Berrington Jones in The Third Twin. Why? Mr. Hagman always did such a great job playing characters with no moral or ethical centers and I always remembered his acting in that movie.

Who does he play in Nixon?

 

[James from London]

Nixon! I forgot about Nixon. He was great in Nixon.

 

[Richard Channing]

He plays a character not unlike JR in the goofy comedy 'Up In The Cellar' from 1970. He's scheming, ruthless and comes out on top in the end. He even has wife Joan Collins committed to a sanatarium! The whole movie is on Dailymotion (in 2 parts) if anyone is curious.

 

[Jock-O-Lantern]

Superman: The Movie

 

[Sea - Boo! - Er]

If we're just talking about movies that Larry just happened to be in then I guess I'd have to say Superman but if we're talking about movies he starred in ...

There's another one he's in that's called Getting Away From It All, that one was funny too.

I was thinking of that one as well. It's just a made-for-TV movie with not much to it but it's an enjoyable bit of fun.

 

[Spooky Owl!]

With Henry Fonda:

 

[Jock Ewing Fan]

Not the best one, but he starred in a comic-western TV film "Sidekicks" (1974) with Louis Gossett, Jr.
John Beck had a supporting role.

A good cast, with Harry Morgan, Blythe Danner, Jack Elam and Denver Pyle as well.

 

[Jock-O-Lantern]

Superman:The Movie

Why? Because it's one of my favorite movies and to this day, the best super hero movie.

 

[Jock Ewing Fan]

Superman:The Movie

Why? Because it's one of my favorite movies and to this day, the best super hero movie.

I would say the sequel was better. I always thought Zod was a great villain, and I don't think any Superman movie ever
portrayed Lex Luthor effectively, as a fully developed villain. Oddly, Superman The Animated Series was the best as portraying
Lex Luthor as a fully developed character, who was a serious rival to Superman.

I know this strayed off-topic, and I do think Superman: The movie was great

 

[DallasFanForever]

Loved him in Nixon as Jack Jones. Such an ominous scene when “the men in the shadows” are trying to get Nixon to run for President again, and Larry’s character gives off some nice J.R. Ewing vibes. You could tell he was enjoying playing that role. It was made for him.

 

[Sea - Boo! - Er]

Loved him in Nixon as Jack Jones.

Jack Jones the singer?