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Ralph Pierre LaCock, better known by his stage name Peter Marshall, is an American television and radio personality, singer, and actor. He was the original host of The Hollywood Squares from 1966 to 1981 and has almost fifty television, movie, and Broadway credits. His stage name reportedly derived from the college in his home town.

Birth Name

Ralph Pierre LaCock

Born

Tuesday, 30 March 1926

Actor Filmography

Title	Character	Year

Kaye Ballard - The Show Goes On	Self	2020
Game Changers	Self - Host, Hollywood Squares	2018
Wait For Your Laugh	Himself	2017
A Better Man	Father of Bride	2013
Tony Robinson's Gods & Monsters	Himself - Warwick University	2011
ITV Exposure	Himself - Reporter	2011
The Florence Henderson Show	Himself	2008
Pioneers of Television	Himself	2008
Mortified	Handyman #1	2006
Edgar G. Ulmer - The Man Off-screen	Self	2004

(see additional filmography)

Actor Filmography

Title	Character	Year

Kaye Ballard - The Show Goes On	Self	2020
Game Changers	Self - Host, Hollywood Squares	2018
Wait For Your Laugh	Himself	2017
A Better Man	Father of Bride	2013
Tony Robinson's Gods & Monsters	Himself - Warwick University	2011
ITV Exposure	Himself - Reporter	2011
The Florence Henderson Show	Himself	2008
Pioneers of Television	Himself	2008
Mortified	Handyman #1	2006
Edgar G. Ulmer - The Man Off-screen	Self	2004
Teddy Bears' Picnic	Himself	2002
E! Mysteries & Scandals	Himself	1998
Sabrina, the Teenage Witch	Game Show Host	1996
E! True Hollywood Story	Himself	1996
MADtv	Himself	1995
The Parent 'Hood	Chuck Roxbury	1995
Burke's Law	Mr. Game Show	1994
Sista dansen	Host in Blackpool	1993
Time Trax	Foreman	1993
In Living Color	Himself	1990
Mission: Impossible	Male Reporter	1988
Stormy Monday	Chief Constable	1988
Yahtzee	Host	1988
Sledge Hammer!	Bob Kenny	1986
Automan	Keith Gillette	1983
Hotel	Garrett Rhodes	1982
Annie	Bert Healy	1982
The Toni Tennille Show	Himself	1979
Americathon	Peter Marshall / Himself	1979
Everyday	Himself	1978
WKRP in Cincinnati	Phil Tarry	1978
Dean Martin Celebrity Roast: Betty White	Himself - Comedian	1978
America 2-Night	Himself	1978
Rabbit Test	Peter Marshall (as Peter La Cock)	1978
The Jim Nabors Show	Himself	1978
Harold Robbins' 79 Park Avenue	Brian Whitfield	1977
Big Hawaii	Fred Whipple	1977
Lou Grant	McQueen	1977
CHiPs	Himself, Peter Marshall, Vincent	1977
The Love Boat	Dr. Todd Gardiner, Franklin	1977
Fantasy Island	Tom Wilkerson	1977
Liar's Club	Himself	1976
Lanigan's Rabbi	Mike Alessio	1976
Match Game PM	Himself - Panelist	1975
The Hostages	Tim	1975
Happy Anniversary and Goodbye	Greg Carter	1974
Dinah!	Himself	1974
All-Star Baffle	Himself	1973
Joanne Carson's VIPs	Himself	1972
Banacek	Hal Parker	1972
The Good Life	Trevor Phipps	1971
Stand Up and Cheer	Himself	1971
The Pet Set	Himself	1971
Love, American Style	Arnold Pfister, Freddie Knockman, Stan	1969
It's Your Bet	Himself	1969
Allen Ludden's Gallery	Himself	1969
Della	Himself	1969
Liar's Club	Himself	1969
The Storybook Squares	Host	1969
It Takes Two	Himself (as Peter & Nadene)	1968
Maryjane		1968
Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In	Himself	1967
The Woody Woodbury Show	Himself	1967
The Hollywood Squares (Daytime)	Himself - Host, Host	1965
Ensign Pulver	Carney (as Peter L. Marshall)	1964
You Don't Say	Himself	1963
The Match Game	Himself - Team Captain	1962
The Lucy Show	Hughie	1962
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson	Himself - Guest, Himself	1962
I Love, You Love	Narrator	1962
The Mike Douglas Show	Himself - TV Game Show Host, Himself, Himself - Co-Host	1961
Swingin' Along	Duke	1961
The Rookie	Japanese Submarine Sailor	1959
The Big Party	Himself	1959
The Bell Telephone Hour	Himself - Singer	1959
77 Sunset Strip	Charles Bell	1958
The Garry Moore Show	Himself	1958
Harbor Command	Pinkey Parker	1957
Men of Annapolis	Coach	1957
The 20th Century-Fox Hour	Mechanic	1955
The Millionaire	Harry Mercer	1955
The George Gobel Show	Himself	1954
Stage Show	Himself	1954
The 49th Man	Leo Wayne	1953
Starlift	Himself (as Noonan and Marshall)	1951
F.B.I. Girl	Television Act (as Pete Marshall)	1951
The Return Of Jesse James	George	1950
Let There Be Stars		1949
The Ed Sullivan Show	Comedian	1948

Director Filmography

Title	Year

It's Hot on Sin Island

1964

Year	Type	Category	Won

1973	Emmy	Outstanding Achievement by Individuals in Daytime Programming	Nominated
1972	Emmy	Outstanding Achievement in Daytime Programming - Individuals	Nominated