Frank Darien
Actor · Since 1940
Known for
Frank Darien is, by now, a veteran American actor with credits spread across cinema, television and everything between. Viewers may also know him from 'Hellzapoppin''. Whatever else appears, drama runs right through the filmography. The filmography runs to some 127 credits between film and television. Playing Uncle John in 'The Grapes of Wrath' put him in front of the widest audience of the career.
Frank Darien
Actor · Since 1940
127 Movies
Frank Darien is, by now, a veteran American actor with credits spread across cinema, television and everything between. Viewers may also know him from 'Hellzapoppin''. Whatever else appears, drama runs right through the filmography. The filmography runs to some 127 credits between film and television. Playing Uncle John in 'The Grapes of Wrath' put him in front of the widest audience of the career.
Movies
Plays Uncle John
The Grapes of Wrath
1940
Plays Quincy
Magic Town
1947
Plays Hotel Clerk
That's My Man
1947
Plays Nebler
The Little Colonel
1935
Plays Man Calling for Mrs. Jones
Hellzapoppin'
1941
Plays Appleby
Professional Sweetheart
1933
Plays Telegraph Operator
Time Out for Romance
1937
Plays Jud
Sis Hopkins
1941
Plays Assistant Tailor
Alias Nick Beal
1949
Plays Mr. Daniels, Cumberland Hotel
Stand Up and Fight
1939
Plays Lars
The Woman on the Beach
1947
Plays Lathrop
Bad Girl
1931
Plays Joe
Arizona
1940
Plays Bill Collector
Love Finds Andy Hardy
1938
Plays Customer
Service with a Smile
1934
Plays Mr. Wiggins
The Secret Heart
1946
Plays Luke C. Winters
Big Business Girl
1931
Plays Samuel Wilkins
The Panther's Claw
1942
Plays Old Man
Belle Starr's Daughter
1948
Plays Jules
Fashions of 1934
1934
Plays Toy Shop Clerk
The Adventures of Mark Twain
1944
Plays Smitty
Sabotage
1939
Plays Missionary
Hello, Frisco, Hello
1943
Plays Freddie
Three Smart Girls Grow Up
1939
Plays Western Union Messenger
Here I Am a Stranger
1939
Plays Pete
Jim Hanvey, Detective
1937
Plays Station Agent
I Take This Woman
1931
Plays Luther Adams
The Whip Hand
1951
Plays Stage Manager
Journal of a Crime
1934
Plays Second Director
The Way of All Flesh
1940
Plays Jake
Gentle Annie
1944
Plays Coachman
Lillian Russell
1940
Plays Dizzy Slocum
Undercover Man
1936
Plays Mr. Schultz
Wine, Women and Horses
1937
Plays Manley
From Headquarters
1933
Plays Sam - a Druggist
Dr. Socrates
1935
Plays Mr. Tuttle
The Fabulous Suzanne
1946
Plays Clem Brown
Brides Are Like That
1936
Plays Matt Mitchell
The Flying Saucer
1950
Plays 'Pop' Wessell
Hurricane Smith
1941
Plays The Waiter
The Public Defender
1931
Plays Pappy
Cassidy of Bar 20
1938
Plays Clyde
Here Comes Cookie
1935
Plays Hiram Higgins
The Miracle Man
1932
Plays Benjamin Peabody
Under Fiesta Stars
1941
Plays Ezra Higgins
Prosperity
1932
Plays Moab McCabe
Bad Bascomb
1946
Plays Zeb Jenkins
The Long Shot
1939
Plays Mr. Beal - the Mailman
Two Thoroughbreds
1939
Plays Cappy
Prison Break
1938
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The Flying Saucer
Full Filmography 127
The Whip Hand
Luther Adams
1951
The Flying Saucer
Matt Mitchell
1950
Little Women
Old Crony at Grace's Store (uncredited)
1949
Alias Nick Beal
Assistant Tailor
1949
The Accused
Jerry (uncredited)
1949
Belle Starr's Daughter
Old Man
1948
You Gotta Stay Happy
Old Man (Uncredited)
1948
Magic Town
Quincy
1947
The Woman on the Beach
Lars
1947
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Frank Darien still alive?
Frank Darien passed away on October 20, 1955 at age 79.
What are the most famous roles of Frank Darien?
Frank Darien is best known for roles in The Grapes of Wrath, Little Women, Jezebel.
How many movies has Frank Darien been in?
Over a 29-year career (since 1926), Frank Darien has appeared in 127 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Frank Darien's first movie?
The career of Frank Darien began with Old Ironsides (1926).
What is Frank Darien's most recent movie or series?
Frank Darien's most recent release is Crossroads - U.S.A., which premiered on February 2, 1952.
Frank Darien
1876-03-18 · New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
Frank Darien was an American actor. He appeared in 225 films and between 1915 and 1951.