
Acting
Jon Cedar
EN cinema · 26 credits
Born
22 January 1931
Died
14 April 2011 (aged 80)
Birthplace
Detroit, Michigan, USA
Jon Cedar (1931-2011) was an American actor who appeared in more than sixty films and television shows during his career. He was best known for his recurring role as Corporal Karl Langenscheidt on the television series Hogan's Heroes. After serving in the U.S. military during the Korean War, he honed his craft in high school theatre before joining his family in traveling musical and off-Broadway productions. Later, he graced the stage with the Players Ring theatre troupe in Hollywood. With a filmography boasting over 60 film and television appearances, Cedar's most prominent role was undoubtedly Corporal Karl Langenscheidt on the beloved series "Hogan's Heroes." He also graced the silver screen in films like "Capricorn One," "Death Hunt," "The Manitou," and "The Concorde... Airport '79." His television appearances were equally impressive, featuring guest roles on numerous iconic shows including "Matlock," "Barnaby Jones," "Kojak," and "Murder, She Wrote." Married to Barbara Joan Shandell and father to two children, Jon Cedar continued acting until his passing in Los Angeles, California at the age of 80.
Known for
Filmography

Love Shack
as Sebastian Bulge

Asteroid
as General Smith

Murder in Mind
as Superior Officer

Interceptor
as Elliot

By Dawn's Early Light
as SAC Colonel

Feds!
as Senior Agent

In Love and War
as Bud Salsig

Second Thoughts
as Prosecutor

I Want to Live
as Jim Stockard

Death Hunt
as Hawkins

Kiss Daddy Goodbye
as Wally Stanton

The Concorde... Airport '79
as Froelich

The Manitou
as Dr. Jack Hughes, Associate Producer, Screenplay

Day of the Animals
as Frank Young

Capricorn One
as F.B.I. Man Number 1

Time Travelers
as Pegleg (1871)

Swashbuckler
as Pirate Gun Captain

Stowaway to the Moon
as Hans Hartman

Foxy Brown
as Dr. Chase

The Execution of Private Slovik
as Holloway

Little Cigars
as Faust

Wake Me When the War Is Over
as Flarger

The Quick and the Dead
as Lt. Rogers




