Jack Pennick
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Careers this long are unusual: Jack Pennick is an American actor whose work covers more eras of the industry than most. '3 Godfathers' is the other credit that tends to come up. Drama keeps coming back on the credit list. Very few actors keep finding work for 100 years. 'Fort Apache' remains the reference point, thanks largely to Sgt. Daniel Schattuck.
Jack Pennick
96 Movies
2 Series
Careers this long are unusual: Jack Pennick is an American actor whose work covers more eras of the industry than most. '3 Godfathers' is the other credit that tends to come up. Drama keeps coming back on the credit list. Very few actors keep finding work for 100 years. 'Fort Apache' remains the reference point, thanks largely to Sgt. Daniel Schattuck.
Movies
Plays Sgt. Daniel Schattuck
Fort Apache
1948
Plays Luke
3 Godfathers
1948
Plays Jacob Bowman
The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms
1953
Plays Marine Sergeant
Mister Roberts
1955
Plays Amos Hartman
Drums Along the Mohawk
1939
Plays 'Doc'
They Were Expendable
1945
Plays Johnny
The Long Voyage Home
1940
Plays Capt. Dan Carroll
The Fighting Kentuckian
1949
Plays Chief
Operation Pacific
1951
Plays Sergeant Field
North West Mounted Police
1940
Plays Coast Guardsman
Fighting Coast Guard
1951
Plays The Iceman
Four Sons
1928
Plays Policeman
Tobacco Road
1941
Plays Sergeant
Born Reckless
1930
Plays River Man with Pappy
Steamboat Round the Bend
1935
Plays Drill Sergeant
Alexander's Ragtime Band
1938
Plays Man Waiting in Freight Office
The Farmer Takes a Wife
1935
Plays Salty
The Sea Hornet
1951
Plays Gus Rilovitch
Private Number
1936
Plays Sand Shoveler at Beach
Charter Pilot
1940
Plays Bill Casey
Slightly Married
1932
Plays Lefty
King of the Newsboys
1938
Plays Sergeant
Rock Island Trail
1950
Plays Busch
Tripoli
1950
Plays Gob
Devil's Playground
1937
Plays Randolph Air Field Mechanic
West Point of the Air
1935
Plays Bos'un 'Guns' McPeek
Submarine Patrol
1938
Plays Pete
Way Out West
1930
Plays Policeman
Strangers of the Evening
1932
Plays Man Bringing Dermot to Hogan
Hangman's House
1928
Plays Pete
Tugboat Annie
1933
Plays The Plumber
Strange People
1933
Plays Doughboy
The Mighty
1929
Plays Ship Gambler
Waterfront Lady
1935
Plays Saloon Customer
Renegades of the West
1932
Plays Spike
Skyway
1933
Plays Cuffy Brown
Lady from Louisiana
1941
Plays Kansas - Sailor
Navy Blues
1929
Plays Sven Linder
The Lone Eagle
1927
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How the West Was Won
Full Filmography
How the West Was Won
Corporal Murphy (uncredited)
1962
Film
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
Jack (uncredited)
1962
Film
Two Rode Together
Sergeant (uncredited)
1961
Film
Gunslinger
Sergeant Duffy · 4 episodes
1961–
TV
The Alamo
Sgt. Lightfoot (uncredited)
1960
Film
Sergeant Rutledge
Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)
1960
Film
The Horse Soldiers
Sgt. Maj. 'Mitch' Mitchell (uncredited)
1959
Film
The Last Hurrah
Police Sgt. Rafferty (uncredited)
1958
Film
Wagon Train
Drill Sergeant Tim Molloy · 1 episode
1957–
TV
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Jack Pennick still alive?
Jack Pennick passed away on August 16, 1964 at age 68.
What are the most famous roles of Jack Pennick?
Jack Pennick is best known for roles in The Searchers, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, Stagecoach.
How many movies has Jack Pennick been in?
Over a 38-year career (since 1926), Jack Pennick has appeared in 96 movies and 2 TV shows.
What was Jack Pennick's first movie?
The career of Jack Pennick began with What Price Glory (1926).
What is Jack Pennick's most recent movie or series?
Jack Pennick's most recent release is How the West Was Won, which premiered on November 2, 1962.
What TV shows has Jack Pennick appeared in?
On television, Jack Pennick has appeared in Wagon Train, Gunslinger.
Jack Pennick
1895-12-07 · Portland, Oregon, USA
Careers this long are unusual: Jack Pennick is an American actor whose work covers more eras of the industry than most. '3 Godfathers' is the other credit that tends to come up. Drama keeps coming back on the credit list. Very few actors keep finding work for 100 years. 'Fort Apache' remains the reference point, thanks largely to Sgt. Daniel Schattuck.