List of Phi Delta Theta Members - Entertainment - Film and Television

Film and Television

  • Harry Ackerman, Dartmouth College, 1935 - Emmy award winner, Producer, Gidget, Bewitched, I Dream of Jeannie, The Flying Nun, The Monkees, and The Partridge Family.
  • Joseph Ashton - Actor, Film and voice actor
  • Bill Bixby, Univ. of California (Berkeley), 1956 - Actor, Director, Writer, The Incredible Hulk, My Favorite Martian
  • Dirk Benedict, Whitman College, 1967 - Actor, The A-Team
  • Ted Bessell, University of Colorado, 1957 - Actor, Daytime Emmy Award Winner
  • Prince Lorenzo Borghese, Rollins College, 1995 - Bachelor in The Bachelor: Rome
  • Kurt Caceres, Sacramento State University, 1998, - Actor, The Shield, Prison Break
  • Trey Callaway, University of Southern California, 1989, - Writer, "I Still Know What You Did Last Summer" Producer, CSI:NY
  • Brett Claywell, North Carolina State 2000, Actor, One Tree Hill
  • Dabney Coleman, Univ. of Texas, 1953 - Actor, Tootsie, Stuart Little
  • Mike Connors, UCLA, 1950 - Actor, Golden Globe Winner, Emmy Award Winner for Mannix
  • Tim Conway, Bowling Green Univ., 1956 - Actor, McHale's Navy, The Carol Burnett Show
  • Mark DeCarlo, Drake University, 1984 - Actor, Host on the Travel Channel
  • Colby Donaldson, Texas Tech, 1996 - Actor, Runner up on Survivor: The Australian Outback
  • Jonathan Drubner, Syracuse University, 1991 - Television personality, writer, ESPNU College roadtrip, Head writer for the ESPY awards
  • George Eads, Texas Tech, 1990 - Actor, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
  • Roger Ebert, University of Illinois, 1964 - Film Critic, Author
  • Donald Gibb, Univ., of New Mexico, 1976 - Actor, Ogre in Revenge of the Nerds
  • Dean Hargrove, Wichita State University, 1960 - Producer, Emmy Award Winner for Perry Mason, Matlock
  • Van Heflin, Univ., of Oklahoma, 1932 - Academy Award Winning Actor
  • Jeffrey Hunter, Northwestern Univ., 1950 - Actor King of Kings
  • Richard Kelly, University of Southern California, 1997 - Writer, Producer, Donnie Darko
  • Francis D. Lyon, UCLA, 1928 - Academy Award Winning Editor
  • Al Mayer Jr., CSUN, 1991 - Academy Award, Emmy Award For Technical Achievement
  • Michael McDonald, Univ., of Southern Cal., 1987 - Actor, MADtv
  • Michael Murphy, Univ. of Arizona, 1960 - Actor
  • Brock Pemberton, University of Kansas, 1908 - Founder of the Tony Awards
  • James Pierce, Indiana Univ., 1920 - Actor, Tarzan
  • Burt Reynolds, Florida State, 1958 - Actor, Golden Globe winner, star of Smokey and the Bandit
  • Zachary Scott, Univ. of Texas, 1935 - Actor
  • Ted Shackelford, Westminster College, 1968 - Actor, Knots Landing
  • Sonny Shroyer, Univ., of Georgia, 1958 - Actor, Dukes of Hazzard
  • Donald Simpson, University of Oregon, 1966 - Producer, Top Gun, Beverly Hills Cop, Days of Thunder, Bad Boys, The Rock
  • Robert Sutton, M.I.T, 1973 - Executive Producer, Koreatown
  • Trey Wingo, Baylor University 1985 - ESPN commentator, host of NFL PrimeTime
  • Hugh Wilson, University of Florida, 1965 - Emmy Award winner, producer WKRP in Cincinnati
  • Robert Wise, Franklin College, 1936 - Academy Award Winning Director/Producer West Side Story, Sound of Music

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