FILM
Deadline Auto Theft (1983) with H.B. Halicki, Hoyt Axton, and George Cole
The Junkman (1982) with H.B. Halicki, Christopher Stone, and Lynda Day George
Mean Mother (1974) with Dobie Gray, Luciana Paluzzi, and Marilyn Joi; directed by Al Adamson (actually a re-edited version of Run for Your Life)
Run for Your Life (1971) with Luciana Paluzzi
Le Mans, Shortcut to Hell (1970) with Edwige Fenech
The Last Roman II (1969) with Laurence Harvey, Orson Welles, Sylva Koscina, Michael Dunn, and Klaus Kinski
A Suon Di Lupara (1968) with Annabella Incontrera and Femi Benussi
The Last Roman (1968) with Laurence Harvey, Orson Welles, Sylva Koscina, Michael Dunn, and Honor Blackman
Requiem for a Gringo (1968) with Femi Benussi and Aldo Sambrell
The Hotheads (1967) with Philippe Clay
Mission Stardust (1967) with Joachim Hansen
A Lotus for Miss Quon (1967) with Francesca Tu and Werner Peters
Mexican Slayride (1967) with Sabine Sun and Silvia Solar
Special Code: Assignment Lost Formula (1966) with José Greci, Helga Liné, and Philippe Hersent
The Killer Lacks a Name (1966) with Pier Paolo Capponi
The Beckett Affair (1966) with Andrea Scotti and Massimo Righi
Spies Strike Silently (1966) with Erika Blanc
Z7 Operation Rembrandt (1966) with Joachim Hansen, Christiane Maybach, and Mitsouko
Agente X 1-7 operazione Oceano (1965) with Eleonora Bianchi
Fire Over Rome (1965) with Moira Orfei
Sword of the Empire (1964) with José Greci and Howard Ross
Cleopazza (1964) with Mischa Auer
Alone Against Rome (1962) with Rossana Podesta and Philippe Leroy
Don't Knock the Twist (1962) with Mari Blanchard, Georgine Darcy, Nydia Westman, Hortense Petra, and Chubby Checker
The Revolt of the Slaves (1960) with Rhonda Fleming, Fernando Rey, Burt Nelson, and Ettore Manni
TELEVISION SERIES
Rescue 8, 1958-1960 syndicated TV series. Jeffries portrayed Skip Johnson
TELEVISION GUEST APPEARANCES
Ripcord, episode Elegy for a Hero, originally aired 1962
Overland Trail, episode Most Dangerous Gentleman, originally aired June 6, 1960
Union Pacific, episode Payroll to Cheyenne, originally aired October 18, 1958
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