(1947) This movie stars Bob Hope and Bing Crosby. DeForest Kelley plays Bob Kirby, a talent scout for the Paramount movie studio.

In the movie "Illegal" (1955), D.A. Victor Scott (Edward G. Robinson) prosecuted Ed Clary (DeForest Kelley) for a woman's murder. Ed is convicted and sentenced to death. But as he walks to the electric chair, D.A. Scott receives evidence that exonerates Ed. Unfortunately, it's too late to stop the execution. DeForest Kelley does NOT appear in the movie "The Big Steal.

(1956) DeForest Kelley plays Will Bailey in the episode "Indian Scout," which originally aired on 3/31/56.

(1957) John Wickliff Shawnessy (Montgomery Clift) marries Susanna Drake (Elizabeth Taylor), a wealthy New Orleans belle. Frustrated by his loveless marriage, he enlists in the Northern Army during the Civil War. DeForest Kelley plays a Southern officer fighting in the Civil War.

(1959) DeForest Kelley plays Slate Prell in the episode "Incident At Barker Springs," which originally aired on 2/20/59.

(1964) Valerie Hayden Miller (Susan Hayward) and Major Luke Miller (Mike Connors) are a divorced couple, whose teen-aged daughter stands trial for stabbing her mother's lover to death. DeForest Kelley plays art critic Sam Corwin, who briefly dated Valerie.

DeForest Kelley appeared in four episodes of the TV series Bonanza: "The Honor Of Cochise" (1961); he played Captain Moss Johnson. "The Decision" (1962); he played Dr. Michael Jones. "Ride The Wind: Part 1" and "Ride The Wind: Part 2" (1966); he played a newspaper reporter named Tully.

(1966-1969) DeForest Kelley played Dr. Leonard 'Bones' McCoy for all three seasons of Star Trek. Dr. McCoy: "I'm not a magician, Spock; just an old country doctor.

(1972) This TV movie is really two episodes of the television series "The Virginian" edited together. DeForest Kelley plays the supporting character Ben Tully.

(1979) DeForest Kelley as Dr. McCoy: "Spock, you haven't changed a bit. You're just as warm and sociable as ever.

(1984) DeForest Kelley as Dr. McCoy, to an unconscious Spock: "I'm gonna tell you something that I never thought I'd ever hear myself say. But it seems I've missed you. And I don't know if I could stand to lose you again.

(1987) DeForest Kelley, promoted to Admiral Leonard McCoy, makes a cameo appearance in the first episode of this excellent series. It originally aired on 9/28/87.

(1987) Federation Agent Terise LoBrutto has hidden in the midst of the Romulans for years. They capture Dr. McCoy, and Terise has to choose between maintaining her cover, or saving the life of Dr. McCoy.

(1990) In this novel, Captain Kirk disappears while on a routine diplomatic mission, leaving Dr. McCoy acting captain. When a Klingon vessel arrives laying claim to the planet, its landing party also vanishes, resulting in a confrontation with the Enterprise.

(1994) In this novel, a colony of genetically perfected human beings on the planet Empyrea demand that the Federation remove a science station. On the planet, Dr. McCoy discovers Anna, a daughter he never knew he had. McCoy soon realizes that the isolationist Empyreans must not learn that Anna's father is an off-worlder, and that her genes are less than perfect.

(2006) Dr. Leonard McCoy, displaced in time, saves a woman from dying in a traffic accident, and in so doing alters Earth's history. In addition, Dr. Leonard McCoy, displaced in time, is prevented from saving a woman from dying in a traffic accident, allowing Earth's history to remain unchanged.