Lawrence Gray

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Lawrence Gray (July 28, 1898 – February 2, 1970) was an American actor of the 1920s and 1930s. Gray began in the technical side of films at the Lasky Studios, but later decided on an acting career. He appeared in over 40 films between 1925 and 1936. Gray spent much of his career in vaudeville.

Known For

Here Comes the Groom

Going Wild

An Intimate Dinner in Celebration of Warner Bros. Silver Jubilee

Kid Boots

Golden Harvest

A Face in the Fog

Sunny

The Dressmaker from Paris

All Movies (47)

• The Tragedy of King Lear1982 · as Soldier / Courtier
• In Paris, A.W.O.L.1936 · as Buddy
• A Face in the Fog1936 · as Peter Fortune
• Timber War1935 · as Larry Keane
• The Old Homestead1935 · as Bob Shackleforth
• Danger Ahead1935 · as Jerry Mason
• Dizzy Dames1935 · as Terry Ramsey
• Here Comes the Groom1934 · as Marvin Hale
• Golden Harvest1933 · as Hugh Jackson
• Hello Pop1933 · as Singer
• The She-Wolf1931
• Man of the World1931 · as Frank Reynolds
• Going Wild1930 · as Jack Lane
• Sunny1930 · as Tom Warren
• An Intimate Dinner in Celebration of Warner Bros. Silver Jubilee1930 · as Self
• Temptation1930 · as Larry
• The Florodora Girl1930 · as Jack Vibart
• Children of Pleasure1930 · as Danny Regan
• Spring Is Here1930 · as Steve Alden
• It's a Great Life1929 · as Jimmy Dean
• Marianne1929 · as Stagg
• Trent's Last Case1929 · as Jack Marlowe
• The Sin Sister1929 · as Peter Van Dykeman
• The Rainbow1929 · as Jim Forbes
• Marriage by Contract1928 · as Don
• Shadows of the Night1928 · as Jimmy Sherwood
• Oh Kay!1928 · as Jimmy Winter
• Diamond Handcuffs1928 · as Larry
• The Patsy1928 · as Billy Caldwell
• Love Hungry1928 · as Tom Harver
• Ladies Must Dress1927 · as Joe
• Pajamas1927 · as John Weston
• After Midnight1927 · as Joe Miller
• The Callahans and the Murphys1927 · as Dan Murphy
• Convoy1927 · as Eugene Weyeth
• The Telephone Girl1927 · as Tom Blake
• Ankles Preferred1927 · as Barney
• Everybody's Acting1926 · as Ted Potter
• Kid Boots1926 · as Tom Sterling
• The Palm Beach Girl1926 · as Jack Trotter
• Love 'Em and Leave 'Em1926 · as Bill Billingsley
• The Untamed Lady1926 · as Larry Gastlen
• The American Venus1926 · as Chip Armstrong
• Stage Struck1925 · as Orme Wilson
• The Coast of Folly1925 · as Bather
• Are Parents People?1925 · as Dr. Dacer
• The Dressmaker from Paris1925 · as Allan Stone