Ralf Harolde
Actor
75 years (May 16, 1899 – Nov 1, 1974)Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
Ralf Harolde belongs to the acting trade in American film and television, with a career better traced through credits than through interviews. There are 77 credits to go on. 'Murder, My Sweet' accounts for the most visible of his appearances, as Dr. Sonderborg. 'Our Relations' appears under his name too. The first credit on record dates from 1920. His credits cluster in drama.
Ralf Harolde
Actor
Ralf Harolde belongs to the acting trade in American film and television, with a career better traced through credits than through interviews. There are 77 credits to go on. 'Murder, My Sweet' accounts for the most visible of his appearances, as Dr. Sonderborg. 'Our Relations' appears under his name too. The first credit on record dates from 1920. His credits cluster in drama.
77 Movies
Plays Hendrickson
Jimmy the Gent
1934
Plays Slick Wiley
I'm No Angel
1933
Plays Lips Haggarty
Sealed Lips
1942
Plays Dr. Sonderborg
Murder, My Sweet
1944
Plays Dr. Milton Ranger
Night Nurse
1931
Plays Ralph Crawford
Check and Double Check
1930
Plays Jerry the Mug
Picture Snatcher
1933
Plays Swig
If You Could Only Cook
1935
Plays J. B. Marshall
She Loves Me Not
1934
Plays Bartel
Undercover Agent
1939
Plays Trigger Stone
Baby Take a Bow
1934
Plays Piet van Saal
Safe in Hell
1931
Plays Rod Grady
Horror Island
1941
Plays Jones
My Marriage
1936
Plays Moxie McGrath
One Mile from Heaven
1937
Plays Lawson Rolt
Cheating Blondes
1933
Plays Frank Hardmuth
The Witching Hour
1934
Plays Pilot
Night Flight
1933
Plays Prosecutor
Are These Our Children?
1931
Plays Croupier
A Lady Takes a Chance
1943
Plays Gangster Boss
Our Relations
1936
Plays Sleepy Sam
Smart Money
1931
Plays Blake, Bank Robber
Ridin' on a Rainbow
1941
Plays Frank 'Red' Deering
He Was Her Man
1934
Plays Blackie
Young Desire
1930
Plays 'Stud' Rocco
The Stork Pays Off
1941
Plays Joe Torelli
Baby Face Morgan
1942
Plays Nick Ross
I Killed That Man
1941
Plays John Blackwell aka Buffalo Blackie
Hook, Line and Sinker
1930
Plays Nick Vatelli
The Tip-Off
1931
Plays Matty Farmer
Assigned to Danger
1948
Plays Lean, Angry Convict
The Accusing Finger
1936
Plays Mike Patello
Officer O'Brien
1930
Plays James Reynolds
Alexander Hamilton
1931
Plays Jake Marvel
Bad Man of Deadwood
1941
Plays River Boat Captain
Secret Service In Darkest Africa
1943
Plays Pete Scardoni
The Little Red Schoolhouse
1936
Plays Slattery
Killer Shark
1950
Plays Joey Anderman, Roadhouse Owner
The Rookie Cop
1939
Plays Fred Hopps
Behind Locked Doors
1948
Plays Jim Crowley
The Expert
1932
Plays X-Ray Technician
Backlash
1947
Plays Tony Maroc
A Man Betrayed
1936
Plays Halliger
Gang Busters
1942
Plays Frankie Teal
The Phantom Speaks
1945
Plays Steve Burdick
Her Husband Lies
1937
Plays Dolph
Broadway
1942
Plays Legs Davis, Diamond Ring Seller
Winner Take All
1932
Plays Gunman
The Crimson Key
1947
Plays Royal Montague
Dixiana
1930
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A New Kind of Love
French Waiter (uncredited)
1963
The Rise and Fall of Legs Diamond
Doctor (uncredited)
1960
Killer Shark
Slattery
1950
Alaska Patrol
Steele
1949
Behind Locked Doors
Fred Hopps
1948
Hazard
Taxi Driver (uncredited)
1948
Assigned to Danger
Matty Farmer
1948
The Crimson Key
Gunman
1947
Desperate
Walt's Doctor (uncredited)
1947
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Ralf Harolde still alive?
Ralf Harolde passed away on November 1, 1974 at age 75.
What are the most famous roles of Ralf Harolde?
Ralf Harolde is best known for roles in Murder, My Sweet, Our Relations, Night Nurse.
How many movies has Ralf Harolde been in?
Over a 54-year career (since 1920), Ralf Harolde has appeared in 77 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Ralf Harolde's first movie?
The career of Ralf Harolde began with Headin' Home (1920).
What is Ralf Harolde's most recent movie or series?
Ralf Harolde's most recent release is A New Kind of Love, which premiered on October 10, 1963.
Ralf Harolde
1899-05-16 · Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
Ralf Harolde belongs to the acting trade in American film and television, with a career better traced through credits than through interviews. There are 77 credits to go on. 'Murder, My Sweet' accounts for the most visible of his appearances, as Dr. Sonderborg. 'Our Relations' appears under his name too. The first credit on record dates from 1920. His credits cluster in drama.