Frank Conroy

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Frank Parish Conroy (14 October 1890 – 24 February 1964) was a British film and stage actor who appeared in many films, notably Grand Hotel (1932), The Little Minister (1934) and The Ox-Bow Incident (1943). He appeared on the Broadway stage and won a Tony Award for his performance in Graham Greene's The Potting Shed (1957).

Known For

The Day the Earth Stood Still

Grand Hotel

The Naked City

The Last Days of Pompeii

The Ox-Bow Incident

The Snake Pit

The Young Philadelphians

Call of the Wild

All Movies (77)

• The Power and the Glory1963 · as Padre José
• The Bramble Bush1960 · as Dr. Sol Kelsey
• The Young Philadelphians1959 · as Doctor Shippen Stearnes
• The Last Mile1959 · as O'Flaherty
• The Littlest Enemy1958 · as Mr. Wickens
• All the King's Men1958
• Little Moon of Alban1958 · as Father Curran
• The Day the Earth Stood Still1951 · as Mr. Harley, Secretary to the President
• Lightning Strikes Twice1951 · as J.D. Nolan
• The Threat1949 · as District Attorney Barker MacDonald
• Rogues' Regiment1948 · as Colonel Lemercier
• Sealed Verdict1948 · as Colonel Pike
• The Snake Pit1948 · as Jonathan Gifford
• For the Love of Mary1948 · as Samuel Litchfield
• All My Sons1948 · as Herbert Deever
• The Naked City1948 · as Captain Donahue
• That Hagen Girl1947 · as Dr. Stone
• Lady of Burlesque1943 · as 'Stacchi' Stacciaro
• Crash Dive1943 · as Capt. Bryson
• The Ox-Bow Incident1943 · as Maj. Tetley
• The Loves of Edgar Allan Poe1942 · as John Allan
• Crossroads1942 · as Defense Attorney (uncredited)
• The Adventures of Martin Eden1942 · as Carl Brissenden
• This Woman Is Mine1941 · as First Mate Fox
• Wells Fargo1937 · as Ward, banker
• The Last Gangster1937 · as Sid Gorman
• Music for Madame1937 · as Morton Harding
• That I May Live1937 · as Pop
• The Emperor's Candlesticks1937 · as Col. Radoff
• Big Business1937 · as Leland Whitney
• This Is My Affair1937 · as President William McKinley
• Nancy Steele Is Missing!1937 · as Dan Mallon
• Love Is News1937 · as A.G. Findlay
• Stolen Holiday1937 · as Dupont
• Charlie Chan at the Opera1936 · as Mr. Whitely
• The Gorgeous Hussy1936 · as John C. Calhoun
• Meet Nero Wolfe1936 · as Dr. Nathaniel Bradford
• The White Angel1936 · as Mr. Le Froy
• Nobody's Fool1936 · as Jake Cavendish
• Show Them No Mercy!1935 · as Reed
• The Last Days of Pompeii1935 · as Gaius Tanno (uncredited)
• She Couldn't Take It1935 · as Henry Raleigh
• I Live My Life1935 · as Doctor
• Dante's Inferno1935 · as Defense Attorney
• Call of the Wild1935 · as John Blake
• Charlie Chan in Egypt1935 · as Prof. John Thurston
• West Point of the Air1935 · as Capt. Cannon
• The Little Minister1934 · as Lord Rintoul
• The White Parade1934 · as Dr. Thorne
• I'll Fix It1934 · as District Attorney
• Evelyn Prentice1934 · as District Attorney Farley
• Wednesday's Child1934 · as Judge
• Return of the Terror1934 · as Prosecuting Attorney
• Such Women Are Dangerous1934 · as Bronson
• Little Miss Marker1934 · as Dr. Ingalls
• Sadie McKee1934 · as Dr. Briggs (uncredited)
• Manhattan Melodrama1934 · as Blackie's Defense Attorney (uncredited)
• Upperworld1934 · as Paul, Stream's Attorney (uncredited)
• The Crime Doctor1934 · as Martin Crowder
• Keep 'Em Rolling1934 · as Capt. R.G. Deane
• The Cat and the Fiddle1934 · as Theatre Owner
• Frontier Marshal1934 · as Oscar Reid
• The Kennel Murder Case1933 · as Brisbane Coe
• Ace of Aces1933 · as Wentworth
• Night Flight1933 · as Radio Operator
• Midnight Mary1933 · as District Attorney
• Storm at Daybreak1933 · as Archduke Franz Ferdinand (uncredited)
• Ann Carver's Profession1933 · as Baker
• Ann Carver's Profession1933 · as Baker (uncredited)
• Grand Hotel1932 · as Rohna
• Disorderly Conduct1932 · as Tony Alsotto
• Hell Divers1932 · as Chaplain
• Manhattan Parade1931 · as Bill Brighton
• West of Broadway1931 · as Judge Barham
• Possessed1931 · as Horace Travers
• Bad Company1931 · as Markham King
• The Royal Family of Broadway1930 · as Gilmore Marshall