Patrick McVey
Known for
Patrick McVey is a working actor who has been at it long enough for audiences to grow up watching him. He also turns up in 'Bang the Drum Slowly'. 1941 is the year the filmography opens. Casting directors have gone to him for drama more than for anything else. Roughly 53 titles carry his name. 'North by Northwest' is the entry that tends to open any account of the career.
Patrick McVey
26 Movies
27 Series
Patrick McVey is a working actor who has been at it long enough for audiences to grow up watching him. He also turns up in 'Bang the Drum Slowly'. 1941 is the year the filmography opens. Casting directors have gone to him for drama more than for anything else. Roughly 53 titles carry his name. 'North by Northwest' is the entry that tends to open any account of the career.
Movies
Plays Sergeant Flamm
North by Northwest
1959
Plays Detective O'Malley
Party Girl
1958
Plays Police Officer Mike Tanner
The Detective
1968
Plays Bruce's Father
Bang the Drum Slowly
1973
Plays Chief Electrician (as Pat McVeigh)
Murder in the Big House
1942
Plays Ed Chanock
Welcome Stranger
1947
Plays Munitions Plant Road Guard
The Boogie Man Will Get You
1942
Plays Chicago Fireman
Wild Bill Hickok Rides
1942
Plays Harry Wayne
The Visitors
1972
Plays Johnson (as Pat McVey)
Two Guys from Milwaukee
1946
Plays Police Radio Operator
Pacific Blackout
1941
Plays Sam Loxley
The Big Caper
1957
Plays Mr. Haynes
Desperate Characters
1971
Plays Lloyd
Private Snuffy Smith
1942
TV Shows
Plays Marshal Bailey
Cheyenne
1955
Plays District Attorney W.B. Covington
Perry Mason
1957
Plays Bill Edwards
General Electric Theater
1953
Plays Harry Martin
Suspense
1949
Plays Roy Stafford
Maverick
1957
Plays Steve Wilson #1
Big Town
1950
Plays Johnny Pack
For the People
1965
Plays Reid
The Gale Storm Show
1956
Plays Dr. Crosley
The Great Adventure
1963
Plays Houser
Gunsmoke
1955
Plays Mike
Studio One
1948
Plays Sheriff
The Fugitive
1963
Plays John Richards
The Millionaire
1955
Plays Clyde Carey
The Virginian
1962
Plays Damon Albright
Wanted: Dead or Alive
1958
Plays Sheriff Dunbar
Sugarfoot
1957
Plays Angus McLarnin
Bat Masterson
1958
Plays Jack Lathrop
Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theatre
1956
Plays Tom Nelson
Black Saddle
1959
Plays Sgt. Duffy
The 20th Century Fox Hour
1955
Plays Captain Metcalf
The Lucy Show
1962
Plays Bill Raleigh
Bonanza
1959
Plays Police Lieutenant
The Alfred Hitchcock Hour
1962
Plays Haggerty
Great Performances
1971
Plays Red Barrington
Lawman
1958
Plays Lieut. Comstock
77 Sunset Strip
1958
Plays John Durant
The Restless Gun
1957
Latest Trailers
Watch Trailer
Bang the Drum Slowly
Full Filmography
Bang the Drum Slowly
Bruce's Father
1973
Film
The Visitors
Harry Wayne
1972
Film
Desperate Characters
Mr. Haynes
1971
Film
Great Performances
Haggerty · 1 episode
1971–
TV
The Detective
Police Officer Mike Tanner
1968
Film
For the People
Johnny Pack · 1 episode
1965–
TV
The Great Adventure
Dr. Crosley · 1 episode
1963–
TV
The Fugitive
Sheriff · 1 episode
1963–
TV
The Lucy Show
Captain Metcalf · 1 episode
1962–
TV
Photos
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Patrick McVey still alive?
Patrick McVey passed away on July 6, 1973 at age 63.
What are the most famous roles of Patrick McVey?
Patrick McVey is best known for roles in North by Northwest, Dark Passage, Sergeant York.
How many movies has Patrick McVey been in?
Over a 32-year career (since 1941), Patrick McVey has appeared in 26 movies and 26 TV shows.
What was Patrick McVey's first movie?
The career of Patrick McVey began with Sergeant York (1941).
What is Patrick McVey's most recent movie or series?
Patrick McVey's most recent release is Bang the Drum Slowly, which premiered on August 26, 1973.
What TV shows has Patrick McVey appeared in?
On television, Patrick McVey has appeared in Bonanza, Perry Mason, Gunsmoke, The Alfred Hitchcock Hour.
Patrick McVey
1910-03-17 · Fort Wayne, Indiana, USA
Patrick McVey was born on March 17, 1910 in Fort Wayne, Indiana, as Patrick McVeigh. He was an actor, known for Big Town (1950), Manhunt (1959) and North by Northwest (1959). He was married to Courteen Landis. He died on July 6, 1973 in New York City, New York.