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Michael Kane

Personal Information

Known ForActing
GenderMale
Born / DiedMar 21, 1922 (Died at 85)
Zodiac Sign♈Aries
Place of BirthMontreal, Quebec, Canada
Career Span1962 – 2007
Known Credits23 Titles
Official Links
ActingPopularity Score 0.7

Michael Kane

Also known as:Mike Kane
Total Works

23

20 movies • 3 shows

Avg Rating

7.2 / 10

across rated releases

Box Office

—

worldwide gross

Global Reach

#1

TMDB star index

Biography

No biography is currently available for Michael Kane.

Signature Roles & Milestones

Three Days of the Condor
7.3
as S.W. Wicks
Lonely are the Brave
7.4
as Paul Bondi
The Bedford Incident
7.0
as Commander Allison Executive Officer - Bridge

Full Filmography & Credits

Showing 23 titles featuring Michael Kane

Three Days of the Condor
7.3

as S.W. Wicks

Lonely are the Brave
7.4

as Paul Bondi

The Bedford Incident
7.0

as Commander Allison Executive Officer - Bridge

Buster Keaton Rides Again
7.2

as Narrator

Promise Her Anything
4.1

as Staff Doctor

Middle Age Crazy
4.6
Middle Age Crazy
1980•movie

as Abe Titus

Cross Country
5.1
Cross Country
1983•movie

as Harry Burns

Your Ticket Is No Longer Valid
5.0

as Steinhart

The Gunfighters
4.7
The Gunfighters
1987•movie

as Gov. Hornbeck

Foolin' Around
6.2
Foolin' Around
1980•movie
Canada Vignettes: Newfoundland
5.4

as Narrator

The Adams Chronicles
7.4
1 eps

as General Caulaincourt

Magic in the Sky
6.2
Magic in the Sky
1981•movie

as Narrator

Canada Vignettes: Trading Post
5.7

as Narrator

Grierson
7.3
Grierson
1973•movie

as Narrator (voice)

Bethune
7.5
Bethune
1964•movie

as The words of Norman Bethune read by (voice)

The Collaborators
7.5
20 eps
The Collaborators
1973•series

as Detective Sergeant Jim Brewer

Harness the Wind
7.0
Harness the Wind
1978•movie
Canada Vignettes: Bluenose 1921-1946
8.0
The Sloane Affair:
9.0
The Sloane Affair:
1972•movie

as Alan H. Sloane

Espionage
10.0
1 eps
Espionage
1963•series

as Parsons

Venus of Ille
Venus of Ille
1969•movie

as Archeologist

Exeter
Exeter
1972•movie

as Commentary