Douglas Kennedy
from New York City, New York, USA
from New York City, New York, USA
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Douglas Kennedy (September 14, 1915 – August 10, 1973) was an American supporting actor who appeared in more than 190 films between 1935 and 1973.
Sir Hubert Warrington
Joey Faust
Phillip Harvey
Dr. Wayne McGregor
Tom Steel
Ross Brady
Hawkins
Frank James
Ken Harrison
Capt. Burnham
Tom Griffith
(Unknown)
Parry Sandborn
(Unknown)
Slade Wickstrom
Capt. Walter Riley
Charles Rumsden
Charlie Veer
Telegraph Operator
Gad Moran
Sgt. James Francis Marlowe
Police Lt. Ned Daggert
Boyd, Public Relations (uncredited)
Colonel Custer
Tino Morelli
Captain Garfield, U.S. Calvary
'Wild' Bill Hickok
Officer Jackson
Brad Morton
Mel Dixon
Trooper Clancy
Daniel L. "Danny" McCracken
Tate Hardy
Helicopter Pilot
Cliff Taggert
Colin Mayberry
George Keane
Brinkley
Kevin / Brian O'Hara
Harve Garrison
Emers
Marty Martin
Sgt. John Phillips
Dave Rudabaugh
Capt. Frenchy
Drunk
(Unknown)
Rodney Ackroyd
George Donahue (uncredited)
Mitch (uncredited)
Det. Bailey
Murphy
Cliff Roberts, aka Jack Granger
Steve Daniels aka Steve Adams
Hap Richie
Lee Price
Narrator (Voice)
(Unknown)
Reporter (uncredited)
Vic Lardner
Henchman Bob Mitchell
Opening Off-Screen Narrator (uncredited)
Narrator (uncredited)
Joe Bearclaws
Prosecuter Kenneth 'Ken' Vedder
Alec Dawning
Car Salesman (uncredited)
Dr. Wirth / Opening Off-Screen Narrator
Mountie (uncredited)
Steve
Costello
Don Rodrigo
NYC Emergency Room doctor
District Attorney at inquest
Roger
Guard
Detective Kennedy
Bill (uncredited)
Herb Delaney
Doberman
Mr. McGraw
Announcer (voice) (uncredited)
(Unknown)
Passage from Hong Kong
Jeff Hunter
Secretary
Intern (uncredited)
Timothy
Party Guest
Constable Carter
College Boy (Uncredited)
Hotel Clerk (Uncredited)
Doorman at Rehearsal