Paul Harvey
from Sandwich, Illinois, USA
from Sandwich, Illinois, USA
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Paul Harvey (September 10, 1882 – December 15, 1955) was an American actor who appeared in at least 177 films. He is not to be confused with Paul Harvey the broadcaster.
Primarily a character actor, Harvey began his career on stage and in silent films. He appeared in the Broadway and original film versions of The Awful Truth, then had supporting roles in many Hollywood films, often portraying dignified executives or authority figures.
He was a vacationing businessman whose car is commandeered by fugitive killer Humphrey Bogart in the 1935 crime drama The Petrified Forest and the minister who marries Spencer Tracy's daughter Elizabeth Taylor in the 1950 comedy Father of the Bride and its sequel. In the thriller Side Street, Harvey played a married man forced to pay $30,000 in blackmail money after having an affair.
Besides his numerous films, Harvey appeared in 1950s television series such as I Love Lucy, December Bride, My Little Margie, Father Knows Best and The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show before his death from a coronary thrombosis in 1955.
Self (archive footage)
Harold Wharton (uncredited)
Henry Baldwin
Meet the Governor
Gov. John H. Dirks
Dr. Calaway (uncredited)
Mr. Bennett
Henry Miller
Leeming
Samuel T. Jones
Judge Wilkins
DW Harrington
Secretary Robert Sherman
Col. Akeley
Reverend Galsworthy
Carson Masterson
Cyrus Random, Sr.
Lt. Cmdr. O. Tannen
Minor Role (uncredited)
Harry Jackson
Brig. Gen. Lamson (uncredited)
Emil Lorrison
Pearson Hendricks
Whitehall
Reverend Galsworthy
(Unknown)
Chief of Police Blake
Brendon Boyd
Al Masters
D.A. Abbott
Gen. Benton
Gen. Biddle
John Briggs
Chester Cunningham
Dr. Keating
Opera Businessman (uncredited)
Jim Townsend
Mr. Travis - Rancher (uncredited)
Mr. Arnspiger
Martin J. Burns
Al Simmons
John D. Dickson
Mr. Boyd
Commissioner Ryan
Hotel Manager
Terrence Mahoney
Chancellor Fenster
Julian H. Dole
Mr. Holliston
John Case
Judge
Turlock
Judge Sheridan
John Struthers II (uncredited)
J.M. Snively
Mr. J.G. Nuboult
Jonathan Butler Sr.
District Attorney Booth
Mr. Smythe
Patrick McCormick
Patrick Ransom, Sr.
Farwood
Howard K. Brooks
C.W. Driscoll
Judge (uncredited)
Hotel Manager Thompson
Ruston
Carter
Mr. McAndrews, Night Editor (Uncredited)
Mr. McIntosh
Thomas Marsden
Governor Thomas
Dr. Hanish
Sen. Tom Caldicott
P.J. Jarvis
General Garnett
John Crandall
Dr. Kirby (uncredited)
Arthur Davis
Arthur J. Stanley
Landeck
William Lawrence (uncredited)
Dudley Wolff
John Bennett Sr.
Major Turner
James Barrabee
Mr. Baughmam
Colonel Warren
Judge Moriarty
Mr. Harvey
Alfred King, Sr.
Gen. Taylor
Barrows
Fred Chambers, editor
Orville Turner
Dist. Atty. Winton
Sen. Phillips
General Philpot
Sterling Randolph
James Wallace
Defense Attorney
Col. Hill
Dea's father
Captain
Dr. Bentley
Buckman
D. A. Hardin S. Kelly
Solomon Warner
Jasper Hawkins
Gov. John Bentley
Conway
Charles Courtenay
Inspector Melrose
Colonel Grimes
Heifetz' Manager
John Hewitt
Horse Owner
Commissioner Janvier
Mr. Whitewood
Emory Fisher
Cyrus Bartlett
Ollie Thornwald
Corcoran
Burgundian Herald
Caleb Ammon
Inspector Rawlins
Billings
Gen. Markley
Tsar
Sam Mitchell
Mr. Applegate
District Attorney Gilbert
Mr. Sinclair
Horace Arlington
Boss Martin
Mr. Chisholm
George Washburne
Blackstone
Martin
Perry Winfield
Insp. Parr
Police Lt. Ordway (uncredited)
Radell
Chief Gibbs (uncredited)
Yellow Hand
American Husband (uncredited)
Clarence Dobbins
Brannigan
'J.G.' Carpenter
Sandstone
Capt. Seaver
Donovan
Lefty Crawford
Managing Editor
Maxwell
James Regan
Solomon Rothschild
One of Judd's Creditors (uncredited)
Attorney Brian
J.P. Madden / Jerry Delaney
Charlie Norcross
The Prosecuting Attorney
Jeff Dyer
Emissary
Shiek Mulhulla
Skinner
James Whitehall (uncredited)
Ed Trice
Gaskell
Blaney
Dan Leeson
Two Masters
(Unknown)
The Literary Man