(1966) In this movie, Jennifer Nelson (Doris Day) stars as a widowed writer who is mistaken for a spy when she is hired to write a biography of research scientist Bruce Templeton (Rod Taylor). Dom DeLuise plays a supporting character named Julius Pritter.

(1970) In this film, Ron Moody learns that his dying mother-in-law sewed expensive jewels into one of her twelve dining room chairs, which are now scattered. He sets off across Russia to find it, with his former servant Tikon (Mel Brooks), and Father Fyodor (Dom DeLuise) in hot pursuit.

(1973-1974) In this TV series, Dom DeLuise stars as Stanley Belmont, the custodian of the New York City bus company's lost-and-found department. Stanley is a bachelor who lives at home with his mother, sister, and her lazy, unemployed husband.

(1974) In this made-for-TV movie, Jill Garrett (Michele Lee) has given up on single men, and decides to date only married men. Dave Andrews (David Birney) is a playboy attorney who pretends to be married in order to date Jill. Dom DeLuise plays Dave's married law partner Murray West, who loans Dave his family.

(1976) Filmmakers Mel Funn (Mel Brooks), Dom Bell (Dom DeLuise), and Marty Eggs (Marty Feldman) go to a financially troubled movie studio with the idea of making a silent movie. In an effort to make the movie successful, they attempt to recruit movie stars, such as Paul Newman and Burt Reynolds, to appear in it.

(1978) In this cult classic, Marlo Manners (Mae West) is on her honeymoon with Sir Michael Barrington (Timothy Dalton), husband number six! Marlo recently made a video detailing all of her affairs, which her manager Dan Turner (Dom DeLuise) is desperately trying to find and destroy. This was Mae West's final film appearance.

(1978) Written by Neil Simon, Peter Falk stars in this movie as detective Lou Peckinpaugh. Dom DeLuise plays a character loosely based on Peter Lorre's character in "The Maltese Falcon." Dom as Pepe Damascus: "I purposely stink to keep my enemies from getting too close!

(1979) In this movie, Kermit and his friends travel across America to find success in Hollywood. Dom DeLuise plays Bernie the Agent.

(1980) in this film, Harvey (Dudley Moore) and Zoey (Laraine Newman), two tourists travelling through Israel, discover an ancient scroll describing the life of Herschel (also Dudley Moore). God commands Herschel to free his people from Egyptian slavery, but Moses keeps blundering by and taking all the credit. Dom DeLuise plays a supporting character named Shadrach.

(1981) Mel Brooks takes a cinematic journey through time, from early cavemen, to Moses parting the Red Sea, to the Roman Empire, the Spanish Inquisition, and the French Revolution. Dom DeLuise plays Emperor Nero in the scene set during the Roman Empire.

(1982) In this musical comedy, Sheriff Ed Earl Dodd (Burt Reynolds) is a close friend of whorehouse Madame Mona Stangley (Dolly Parton). The sheriff fights to keep the place open, after television reporter Melvin P. Thorpe (Dom DeLuise) campaigns on-air to have the bordello shut down.

(1984) In this sequel, Burt Reynolds reprises his role as racer J.J. McClure. Dom DeLuise plays Victor Prinzim, Captain Chaos, and Mafia boss Don Canneloni.

(1986) In this film, Larry Abbot (Gene Wilder) and Vickie Pearle (Gilda Radner) are radio stars who decide to spend their honeymoon in the spooky old mansion where Larry grew up with his Aunt Kate (Dom DeLuise in drag). This was Gilda Radner's final movie appearance.

(1987) Mel Brooks wrote and directed this sci-fi spoof. In addition, Mel plays the characters President Skroob and Yogurt. Dom DeLuise voices the character of the villainous Pizza the Hutt.

(1988) In this animated film, a lost kitten joins a gang of dogs that engage in thievery to survive. Training the dogs to steal is Fagin, voiced by Dom DeLuise. Dom as Fagin: "I don't wanna put any undue pressure on you, but as you march off to do your duty, I want you to keep one thing in mind. Dead men do not buy dog food!

(1990) In this movie, Ellis Fielding (Dan Aykroyd) is a brilliant detective with amazing analytical powers, and a multiple personality disorder. He is teamed up with MacArthur Stern (Gene Hackman), a hard-nosed vice cop. Dom DeLuise plays a portly pornographer called Harry 'the Hippo' Gutterman.

(1992) In this film, Linda Alderson (Tanya Roberts) is married to Charlie (Jeff Conaway), a man whose fertility problems prevent them from having a baby. Dom DeLuise plays Doctor Beckhard, a fertility doctor.

(1994) When Walter Hollander (Woody Allen) is on vacation and takes pictures in a Communist country, he is accused of being a spy. To avoid going to prison, Walter, with his wife and daughter, seek asylum at the American embassy. Father Drobney (Dom DeLuise) has been in asylum at the embassy for so long, he's taken up magic tricks to pass the time.

(1998) In this movie, the Oddfather (Dom DeLuise) and the Rodfather (Rodney Dangerfield) are the heads of two crime families that are at war with each other.

(2000) In this movie, a boy's father is spending too much time at work. His son starts his own company and ends up buying a controlling interest in his father's company, Tyler's Toys. Dom DeLuise plays a bank manager named Ivan Lucre.