Edward Earle
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Going by the credits, Edward Earle is a Canadian actor, and the record says little more than that. Known work: 193 credits. In 'The Wind', he plays Beverly. 1913 is the earliest year the record covers. Drama is the recurring genre in the filmography.
Edward Earle
189 Movies
4 Series
Going by the credits, Edward Earle is a Canadian actor, and the record says little more than that. Known work: 193 credits. In 'The Wind', he plays Beverly. 1913 is the earliest year the record covers. Drama is the recurring genre in the filmography.
Movies
Plays Mr. Nolan
The Gal Who Took the West
1949
Plays Jed Adams
The Harvey Girls
1946
Plays Dawson, Police Lab
Black Magic
1944
Plays Jeb
The Stranger Wore a Gun
1953
Plays Felix Grant
The Green Hornet
1940
Plays Secret Service Man
Stand Up and Cheer!
1934
Plays Dr. Nichols
Before I Hang
1940
Plays Town Leader
Dark Command
1940
Plays Colonel Washburn
Never Say Goodbye
1956
Plays Howard Grisby
Francis in the Haunted House
1956
Plays Wreckage Victim
Crash Dive
1943
Plays Broker
Edison, the Man
1940
Plays Congressman Watson
Command Decision
1948
Plays James Fernby Kelly
Words and Music
1948
Plays Beverly
The Wind
1928
Plays Union Captain
Hangman's Knot
1952
Plays Businessman
King of the Cowboys
1943
Plays Locke
Ride the Pink Horse
1947
Plays Billy Brice
High Speed
1920
Plays Mr. Padden
Wells Fargo
1937
Plays Detective
Black Friday
1940
Plays Surgeon
The Duke of West Point
1938
Plays Mr. Andrews
Murder in Greenwich Village
1937
Plays Garry Holmes
The Family Secret
1924
Plays Professor Anderson
The She-Creature
1956
Plays Mr. Hathaway
One Desire
1955
Plays Lionel Benmore
Spite Marriage
1929
Plays Government Courier with Briefcase
Lucky Jordan
1942
Plays Druggist
Four Girls in White
1939
Plays Actor
Hollywood Cavalcade
1939
Plays Man with Woman at Race Track
Kentucky
1938
Plays Doctor
Circumstantial Evidence
1945
Plays Captain Kurt von Hausen
A Woman of Experience
1931
Plays Army Major
Pacific Blackout
1941
Plays Christopher Adams
The Miracle Rider
1935
Plays Gregg
Second Fiddle
1939
Plays Dr. Andre Bennett
Mandrake the Magician
1939
Plays Master of Ceremonies
Swanee River
1939
Plays Floorwalker
Within the Law
1939
Plays Joe
Remember?
1939
Plays Army Officer in Locker Room
West Point of the Air
1935
Plays First Officer Richards
Blue, White and Perfect
1942
Plays Officer
Men with Wings
1938
Plays Executive
Three Smart Girls Grow Up
1939
Plays Hotel Clerk
He Was Her Man
1934
Plays Officer
The Man Who Wouldn't Talk
1940
Plays Man in Corridor
The Jury's Secret
1938
Plays Johnson
Spring Fever
1927
Plays Arthur Stevens
The Devil Diamond
1937
Plays Dr. Thompson
The Rose Bowl Story
1952
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You Are There
General Marcy · 1 episode
1956
TV
The She-Creature
Professor Anderson
1956
Film
Francis in the Haunted House
Howard Grisby
1956
Film
Never Say Goodbye
Colonel Washburn
1956
Film
One Desire
Mr. Hathaway
1955
Film
The Ford Television Theatre
Randall · 1 episode
1953–1954
TV
Annie Oakley
Priest · 1 episode
1954
TV
Four Star Playhouse
Third Mailman · 1 episode
1952–1953
TV
Vice Squad
Vault Teller (uncredited)
1953
Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Edward Earle still alive?
Edward Earle passed away on December 15, 1972 at age 90.
What are the most famous roles of Edward Earle?
Edward Earle is best known for roles in Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, The Best Years of Our Lives, You Can't Take It with You.
How many movies has Edward Earle been in?
Over a 59-year career (since 1913), Edward Earle has appeared in 189 movies and 4 TV shows.
What was Edward Earle's first movie?
The career of Edward Earle began with An Hour Before Dawn (1913).
What is Edward Earle's most recent movie or series?
Edward Earle's most recent release is The Deputy, which premiered on September 12, 1959.
What TV shows has Edward Earle appeared in?
On television, Edward Earle has appeared in Four Star Playhouse, Annie Oakley, The Bob Cummings Show, Broken Arrow.
Edward Earle
1882-07-16 · Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Edward Earle (16 July 1882 – 15 December 1972) was a Canadian-American stage, film and television actor. In a career which lasted from the early 1900s to 1966, he appeared in almost 400 films between 1914 and 1956. He was born in Toronto and died in Los Angeles, aged 90.