Chad Everett - Filmography

Filmography

• Castle (2012) — Joe episode "The Blue Butterfly"
• Chemistry (2011) — Vic Strathmore
• No Clean Break (TV series) (2011) — The Man
• Undercovers (Crashed) (2010, television)
• Supernatural (The Curious Case of Dean Winchester) (2009, television) — aged Dean Winchester
• Without a Trace (Skin Deep) (2007) — Joseph Pratt
• Cold Case (Forever Blue) (2006) — Jimmy Bruno
• E-Ring (The General) (2006) — General Long, Army Chief of Staff
• The Mountain (pilot) (2005) — Toby
• Wake Up, Ron Burgundy: The Lost Movie (cameo) (2004) — Jess Moondragon
• View from the Top (2003) — Jack Weston (uncredited)
• Mulholland Drive (2001) — Jimmy Katz
• Manhattan, AZ (2000, television) — Jake Manhattan
• Psycho (1998) — Tom Cassidy
• Touched by an Angel (Crisis of Faith) (1997) — Rev. Daniel Brewer
• When Time Expires (1997, television) — Walter Kelly, June's Father
• Star Command (1996, television) — Cmdr. Shane Ridnaur
• McKenna (1994–1995, television) — Jack McKenna
• Murder, She Wrote (1991, television) - Clark Blanchard
• Thunderboat Row (1989, television) — Ben Bishop
• Malibu (1983, television) — Art Bonnell
• The Rousters (1983, television) — Wyatt Earp III
• Airplane II: The Sequel (1982) — Simon Kurtz
• The Intruder Within (1981, television) — Jake Nevins
• Hagen (1980, television) — Paul Hagen
• Centennial (1978, television miniseries) — Major Maxwell Mercy
• The Firechasers (1971) — Quentin Barnaby
• Medical Center (1969, television) — Dr. Joe Gannon
• The Impossible Years (1968)
• Ironside (1967, television) — Larry Curtis
• The Last Challenge (1967) — Lot McGuire
• Return of the Gunfighter (1967, television) — Lee Sutton
• First to Fight (1967) — Jack Connell
• The Singing Nun (1966) — Robert Gerarde
• Made in Paris (1966) — Ted Barclay
• Johnny Tiger (1966) — Johnny Tiger
• Get Yourself A College Girl (1964) — Gary Underwood
• The Dakotas (1963, television) — Deputy Del Stark
• Rome Adventure (1962)
• Claudelle Inglish (1961) — Linn Varner
• 77 Sunset Strip episode "The Diplomatic Caper" (1962, television) - Ross Franklin; episode "The Rival Eye Caper" (1961) - Anthony Chase; episode "The College Caper" (1961) -Mark Adams
• Lawman episode "The Son" (1961, television) — Cole Herod; episode "Detweiler's Kid" (1961) — Jim Austin (credited as "Chad York")