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Pat Mitchell
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Pat Mitchell is known for
The Alan Young Show (1950)
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Adventures of Wild Bill Hickok (1951)
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The Well (1951)
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Known for
The Alan Young Show
6.7
TV Series
Forrester
1950
Adventures of Wild Bill Hickok
7.6
TV Series
Stable Boy
Ted Brereton
1951–1952 • 2 eps
The Well
7.2
Movie
Peter
1951
Northwest Territory
5.3
Movie
Billy Kellogg
1951
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A Certain Smile
5.6
(uncredited)
1958
The Pepsi-Cola Playhouse
7.6
TV Series
Jimmy Blanchard
(as Patric Mitchell)
1954
1 episode
The Gene Autry Show
7.1
TV Series
Sonny, Kid Hiding in Buckboard
1954
1 episode
Trouble Along the Way
6.8
Minor Role
(uncredited)
1953
The Range Rider
7.5
TV Series
Chuck Gray
(as Patric Mitchell)
1952
1 episode
Death Valley Days
7.5
TV Series
Robby DeCourcey
(as Patric Mitchel)
1952
1 episode
Something to Live For
6.4
Johnny
(uncredited)
1952
Adventures of Wild Bill Hickok
7.6
TV Series
Stable Boy
Ted Brereton
1951–1952
2 episodes
Northwest Territory
5.3
Billy Kellogg
1951
Callaway Went Thataway
6.6
Little Kid
(uncredited)
1951
The Well
7.2
Peter
1951
The Guy Who Came Back
6.3
Boy
(uncredited)
1951
Fort Worth
6.2
Toby Nickerson
(uncredited)
1951
Harriet Craig
7.3
Danny Frazier
(uncredited)
1950
The Alan Young Show
6.7
TV Series
Forrester
1950–1953
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Patric Mitchel
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