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Walter McGrail

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Born: October 18, 1888
Died: March 19, 1970
From: Brooklyn, New York, USA

Biography

Walter B. McGrail (October 19, 1888 – March 19, 1970) was an American film actor. He appeared in more than 150 films between 1916 and 1951. Besides feature films, he appeared in The Scarlet Runner, a 12-chapter serial.

Known for

The Grapes of Wrath

Night Nurse

Tell Your Children

The Shadow Strikes

Special Agent K-7

Men Without Women

Where the North Begins

Filmography

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1952

Death Valley Days

Acting (Charlie) 1 EP

1950

And Then There Were Four

Acting (Tom McCall)

1947

A Double Life

1942

Bowery at Midnight

Acting (Coroner (uncredited))

Riders of the West

Acting (Miller, the Banker)

Billy the Kid Trapped

Acting (Judge Jack McConnell)

1941

Dick Tracy vs. Crime Inc.

Acting (Junction Heavy 1 / Marine Captain)

Appointment for Love

Acting (Stoddard (uncredited))

Along the Rio Grande

Acting (Cattle Buyer (uncredited))

1940

Mysterious Doctor Satan

Acting (Stoner)

Acting (Doctor)

Billy the Kid Outlawed

Acting (Judge Fitzgerald)

The Grapes of Wrath

Acting (Gang Leader (uncredited))

My Little Chickadee

Acting (Townsman (uncredited))

The Green Hornet

Acting (Dean)

1939

Calling All Marines

Acting (Capt. Chester)

The Sun Never Sets

Acting (Henchman DaCosta)

Acting (Capt. Sickel (uncredited))

In Old Montana

Acting (Joe Allison)

Code of the Fearless

Acting (Ranger Captain Rawlins)

1938

On the Great White Trail

Acting (Garou)

Held For Ransom

Acting (Donnelly)

Tell Your Children

Acting (The Boss (uncredited))

West of Rainbow's End

Acting (George Reynolds aka Johnson)

1937

The Shadow Strikes

Acting (Winstead Comstock)

1936

Ten Laps to Go

Acting (Drake - DeSylva's Mechanic)

The Accusing Finger

Acting (Guard)

Special Agent K-7

Acting (Vincent 'Lanny' Landers)

1935

Sunset Range

Acting (Grant)

1934

Men of the Night

Acting (Louie)

A Demon for Trouble

Acting (Dyer)

The World Moves On

Acting (The Duallist (1825))