List of Murder, She Wrote Guest Stars

List Of Murder, She Wrote Guest Stars

This is a list of actors who have appeared as guest stars on the American TV series Murder, She Wrote.

Many famous actors have had guest spots including Academy Award winners Martin Balsam, Ernest Borgnine, George Chakiris, James Coburn, Jose Ferrer, Kim Hunter, Shirley Jones, Martin Landau, Patricia Neal, Claire Trevor and Teresa Wright, as well as other legends of Hollywood like June Allyson, John Astin, Gene Barry, Polly Bergen, Milton Berle, Vivian Blaine, Ann Blyth, Cyd Charisse, Chuck Connors, Alex Cord, Robert Culp, Yvonne DeCarlo, Tom Ewell, Anne Francis, Betty Garrett, Kathryn Grayson, Jane Greer, Buddy Hackett, Florence Henderson, Olivia Hussey, Van Johnson, Dorothy Lamour, Janet Leigh, Virginia Mayo, Roddy McDowall, Vera Miles, Hayley Mills, Ricardo Montalban, Leslie Nielsen, Paula Prentiss, John Rhys-Davies, Mickey Rooney, George Segal, Jerry Stiller, Karen Valentine, Dick Van Patten, and Mary Wickes.

Future stars of television and film also appeared in the show, including Academy Award winner George Clooney, Academy Award nominees Eddie Albert, Ned Beatty, Brad Dourif, Andy García, Elliott Gould, Jackie Earle Haley, Piper Laurie, Ron Moody, Joaquin Phoenix, Jean Simmons and Gloria Stuart, television stars Courteney Cox, Marcia Cross, Neil Patrick Harris, Julianna Margulies, Megan Mullally, and Cynthia Nixon and film regulars Shawnee Smith, Fred Willard, and Billy Zane.

M*A*S*H co-stars William Christopher, Jamie Farr, Mike Farrell, Larry Linville, Harry Morgan, Wayne Rogers, David Ogden Stiers, and Loretta Swit all featured as guest stars, leaving Alan Alda, Gary Burghoff and McLean Stevenson as the only regulars of that series to not appear in this one.

WKRP in Cincinnati co-stars Gary Sandy, Gordon Jump, Howard Hessman, Richard Sanders, Frank Bonner, and Jan Smithers all featured as guest stars, leaving Loni Anderson and Tim Reid as the only regulars of that series to not appear in this one.

Two "special guest stars" appeared in a crossover episode "Magnum on Ice". These were Tom Selleck and John Hillerman starring as their Magnum, P.I. characters Thomas Magnum and Jonathan Higgins respectively.

A third season episode titled "The Days Dwindle Down" featured Jeffrey Lynn, Harry Morgan and Martha Scott, playing the same characters they played in the 1949 feature film Strange Bargain. The episode used black-and-white footage from that film as flashbacks.

Lansbury's two Broadway "Sweeney Todd" co-stars, Len Cariou and George Hearn, appeared in recurring roles.

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