Simon Oakland
Current Interest
1.3
Current interest in this person
Rating Distribution
Based on 29 rated titles
Title
Year
Attention
Psycho
as Fred Richman
1960
55.5
West Side Story
as Schrank
1961
53.2
Bullitt
as Captain Sam Bennett
1968
51.4
The Sand Pebbles
as Stawski
1966
49.6
Chato's Land
as Jubal Hooker
1972
34.6
The Night Stalker
as Tony Vincenzo
1972
33.4
Emperor of the North
as Policeman
1973
32.7
I Want to Live!
as Edward S. 'Ed' Montgomery
1958
32.6
On a Clear Day You Can See Forever
as Dr. Conrad Fuller
1970
30.4
The Brothers Karamazov
as Mavrayek
1958
30.0
The Hunting Party
as Matthew Gunn
1971
25.0
The Satan Bug
as Tasserly
1965
24.5
Who Was That Lady?
as Belka
1960
22.8
Follow That Dream
as Nick
1962
20.9
Murder, Inc.
as William Tobin
1960
20.6
Tony Rome
as Rudy Kosterman
1967
20.4
The Night Strangler
as Tony Vincenzo
1973
16.8
The Rise and Fall of Legs Diamond
as Lt. Moody
1960
15.3
Happy Mother's Day, Love George
as Sheriff Roy
1973
12.2
The Plainsman
as Chief Black Kettle
1966
10.1
Demon and the Mummy
as Tony Vincenzo
1976
9.8
Kolchak: The Night Stalker
as Tony Vincenzo
1974
9.5
Scandalous John
as Barton Whittaker
1971
6.5
The Raiders
as Sgt. Austin Tremaine
1963
4.9
Toma
as Lieutenant Spooner
1973
1.5
Alexander The Great
as Attalos
1968
1.0
Crackle of Death
as Tony Vincenzo
1976
0.9
Wall of Noise
as Johnny Papadakis
1963
0.3
Crosscurrent
as Capt. E. J. Goodlad
1971
0.1Frequently Asked Questions About Simon Oakland
Simon Oakland has appeared in 29 titles, including 28 movies and 1 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Simon Oakland's filmography is The Brothers Karamazov (1958).
The most recent title featuring Simon Oakland is Crackle of Death (1976).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Simon Oakland is Psycho with an IMDb rating of 8.5.
Simon Oakland has been active for approximately 18 years, with credits spanning from 1958 to 1976.
Titles featuring Simon Oakland currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.7.
The busiest years in Simon Oakland's career include 1960, 1973, 1971.
