Paul Guilfoyle
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Paul Guilfoyle (July 14, 1902 – June 27, 1961) was an American stage, film and television actor. Later in his career, he also directed films and television episodes. Guilfoyle was born in Jersey City, New Jersey. He started off working on stage, performing on Broadway in 16 plays according to the Internet Broadway Database, beginning with The Jolly Roger and Cyrano de Bergerac in 1923 and ending with Jayhawker in 1934. He appeared in many films that starred Lee Tracy in the 1930s. In the 1949 crime film White Heat, he played (uncredited) a treacherous prison inmate murdered in cold blood by James Cagney's lead character. He died of a heart attack on June 27, 1961 in Hollywood. He had a son, Anthony. Guilfoyle was interred in Glendale, California's Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery.
Known For
All Movies (104)
- The Boy and the Pirates1960 · as Snipe
- Trial1955 · as Cap Grant
- Chief Crazy Horse1955 · as Worm
- Apache1954 · as Santos
- The Golden Idol1954 · as Prince Ali Ben Mamoud
- The Diamond Queen1953 · as Guide
- Torch Song1953 · as Monty Rolfe
- The Body Beautiful1953 · as Investigator
- Julius Caesar1953 · as Citizen of Rome
- Confidence Girl1952 · as William Pope
- Actors and Sin1952 · as Mr. Blue
- Journey Into Light1951 · as Fanatic
- When I Grow Up1951 · as Doc
- Bomba and the Hidden City1950 · as Hassan
- The Woman on Pier 131950 · as Ralston
- Davy Crockett, Indian Scout1950 · as Ben
- There's a Girl in My Heart1949 · as Father Callaghan
- White Heat1949 · as Roy Parker (uncredited)
- Mighty Joe Young1949 · as Smith
- Follow Me Quietly1949 · as Overbeck
- Miss Mink of 19491949 · as Uncle Newton
- The Judge1949 · as William Jackson
- A Woman's Secret1949 · as Radio Program Moderator (Uncredited)
- Trouble Preferred1948 · as Baby Face Charlie
- Roses Are Red1947 · as George 'Buster' Cooley
- Messenger of Peace1947 · as Peter Kerl
- Second Chance1947 · as Nick
- The Millerson Case1947 · as Jud Rookstool
- Sweetheart of Sigma Chi1946 · as Frankie
- The Virginian1946 · as Shorty
- The Scarlet Horseman1946 · as Jim Bannion
- Why Girls Leave Home1945 · as Steve Raymond
- The Missing Corpse1945 · as Andy McDonald
- Dark Shadows1944 · as Dudley Badger
- The Mark of the Whistler1944 · as 'Limpy' Smith
- The Master Race1944 · as Katry
- The Seventh Cross1944 · as Fiedler
- It Happened Tomorrow1944 · as Shep
- Three Russian Girls1943 · as Trishin
- The North Star1943 · as Iakin
- Petticoat Larceny1943 · as Joe 'Tinhorn' Foster
- White Savage1943 · as Erik
- Time to Kill1942 · as Manager, Florence Apartments
- Madero of Mexico1942 · as Don Francisco Madero
- The Incredible Stranger1942 · as The Stranger (uncredited)
- Who Is Hope Schuyler?1942 · as Carl Spence
- The Man Who Returned to Life1942 · as Clyde Beebe
- The Saint In Palm Springs1941 · as Clarence 'Pearly' Gates
- East of the River1940 · as Balmy
- Wildcat Bus1940 · as Donovan
- One Crowded Night1940 · as Jim Andrews
- Millionaires in Prison1940 · as Ox
- Brother Orchid1940 · as Red Martin
- The Saint Takes Over1940 · as Clarence 'Pearly' Gates
- The Grapes of Wrath1940 · as Floyd
- Abe Lincoln in Illinois1940 · as Minor Role (uncredited)
- Remember the Night1940 · as District Attorney
- Thou Shalt Not Kill1939 · as Gordon Mavis
- One Hour to Live1939 · as Stanley Jones
- Sabotage1939 · as Steve Barsht
- Our Leading Citizen1939 · as Jerry Peters
- News Is Made at Night1939 · as Bat Randall
- Heritage of the Desert1939 · as Snap Thornton
- Unexpected Father1939 · as Ed Stone - Sandy's Uncle
- Society Lawyer1939 · as Murtock
- Money to Loan1939 · as Hanley's Assistant
- The Story of Alfred Nobel1939 · as Alfred Nobel (uncredited)
- Pacific Liner1939 · as Wishart
- The Law West of Tombstone1938 · as Bud McQuinn
- Tarnished Angel1938 · as Eddie Fox
- The Mad Miss Manton1938 · as Bat Regan
- Fugitives for a Night1938 · as Monks
- Stage Fright1938
- Carefree1938 · as Elevator Starter (uncredited)
- I'm from the City1938 · as Willie
- Sky Giant1938 · as 'Fergie' Ferguson
- The Saint in New York1938 · as Hymie Fanro
- Blind Alibi1938 · as Taggart
- Law of the Underworld1938 · as Henchman Batsy
- This Marriage Business1938 · as Frankie Spencer
- Maid's Night Out1938 · as P.X. Quinn - Bailbondsman (uncredited)
- Bringing Up Baby1938 · as (uncredited)
- Double Danger1938 · as Taylor
- Crashing Hollywood1938 · as Herman Tibbets
- She's Got Everything1937 · as Hotel Manager (uncredited)
- Quick Money1937 · as Ambrose Ames
- Danger Patrol1937 · as Tim
- Fight for Your Lady1937 · as Jim Trask
- Flight from Glory1937 · as Jones
- Hideaway1937 · as Norris
- Super-Sleuth1937 · as Gibbons, a film director
- Behind The Headlines1937 · as Art Martin
- You Can't Buy Luck1937 · as Frank Bent
- The Woman I Love1937 · as Bertier
- The Soldier and the Lady1937 · as Vasiley
- Sea Devils1937 · as Charlie - Radio Operator (uncredited)
- Wanted: Jane Turner1936 · as Phil Crowley
- Winterset1936 · as Garth Esdras
- Two-Fisted Gentleman1936 · as Gallagher
- Roaming Lady1936 · as Dr. Wong
- You May Be Next!1936 · as Navy Messenger (uncredited)
- The Crime of Doctor Crespi1935 · as Dr. John Arnold
- Special Agent1935 · as Williams - Quinn's Secretary
- The Skull Murder Mystery1932 · as Paul Beck
All TV Shows (9)
- Sea Hunt1958
- Jungle Jim1955
- MGM Parade1955
- Gunsmoke1955 · as Reverend
- Climax!1954
- Mr. & Mrs. North1952
- China Smith1952
- Schlitz Playhouse of Stars1951 · as Eastbrook
- Racket Squad1951







