Gene Morgan
Actor
47 years (Mar 11, 1893 – Aug 13, 1940)Racine, Wisconsin, USA
Gene Morgan has taken roles in front of the camera in American film and television, and the credits are most of what is known. Genre-wise, the record points to drama. Known work: 72 credits. His most traceable job is 'Make Way for Tomorrow', as Carlton Gorman. One more title on file is 'Blonde Venus'. Age at the first credit: 33.
Gene Morgan
Actor
Gene Morgan has taken roles in front of the camera in American film and television, and the credits are most of what is known. Genre-wise, the record points to drama. Known work: 72 credits. His most traceable job is 'Make Way for Tomorrow', as Carlton Gorman. One more title on file is 'Blonde Venus'. Age at the first credit: 33.
72 Movies
Plays Carlton Gorman
Make Way for Tomorrow
1937
Plays Taxi Driver
Dangerous Intrigue
1936
Plays Guard
Captain Fury
1939
Plays Coach Burns
Start Cheering
1938
Plays Ben Smith
Blonde Venus
1932
Plays Al
If You Could Only Cook
1935
Plays Precint 5 Policeman
She Couldn't Take It
1935
Plays Pete, press photographer sidekick
Girls Can Play
1937
Plays Cheyenne
End of the Trail
1936
Plays Ring announcer
The Battle of the Century
1927
Plays Det. Lt. O'Grady
Meet Nero Wolfe
1936
Plays Burns
Son of the Navy
1940
Plays Friday
Counsel for Crime
1937
Plays Radio Announcer
The Lady Objects
1938
Plays Brainy
Alibi for Murder
1936
Plays Mayor Seth Landport
Rogue of the Rio Grande
1930
Plays Hatch
Captain Caution
1940
Plays Henderson
Murder in Greenwich Village
1937
Plays Blake
Homicide Bureau
1939
Plays Waiter
Spring Parade
1940
Plays Noonan
Elmer, the Great
1933
Plays Orderly
Devil's Playground
1937
Plays Gangster
The Housekeeper's Daughter
1939
Plays Minor Role
Second Fiddle
1939
Plays Capt. Randall 'Randy' Gordon
Tangled Destinies
1932
Plays The Head Remover
Came the Dawn
1928
Plays Photographer
Dr. Socrates
1935
Plays Schultz's son
Pass the Gravy
1928
Plays Fireman
Hook and Ladder
1932
Plays Dugan
Panic on the Air
1936
Plays Jim Barlow
Devil's Squadron
1936
Plays Gus
Counterfeit
1936
Plays Hawlings
Federal Man-Hunt
1938
Plays Tex
Roaming Lady
1936
Plays Joe
Night World
1932
Plays Fire Chief
The Fourth Alarm
1926
Plays Officer
Election Day
1929
Plays Cop
The Glorious Fourth
1927
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Primrose Path
Full Filmography
Spring Parade
Waiter
1940
Captain Caution
Hatch
1940
Girl from God's Country
Man at the dock
1940
Gaucho Serenade
Motorcycle Cop #2
1940
Saps at Sea
1st Cop (uncredited)
1940
Tomboy
First Tramp
1940
Son of the Navy
Burns
1940
Primrose Path
Gene (uncredited)
1940
Blondie on a Budget
Man Saying Dagwood May Be a Jerk (uncredited)
1940
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Gene Morgan still alive?
Gene Morgan passed away on August 13, 1940 at age 47.
What are the most famous roles of Gene Morgan?
Gene Morgan is best known for roles in Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, His Girl Friday, You Can't Take It with You.
How many movies has Gene Morgan been in?
Over a 14-year career (since 1926), Gene Morgan has appeared in 72 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Gene Morgan's first movie?
The career of Gene Morgan began with The Fourth Alarm (1926).
What is Gene Morgan's most recent movie or series?
Gene Morgan's most recent release is Spring Parade, which premiered on September 27, 1940.
Gene Morgan
1893-03-11 · Racine, Wisconsin, USA
Gene Morgan has taken roles in front of the camera in American film and television, and the credits are most of what is known. Genre-wise, the record points to drama. Known work: 72 credits. His most traceable job is 'Make Way for Tomorrow', as Carlton Gorman. One more title on file is 'Blonde Venus'. Age at the first credit: 33.