Pat O'Brien, James Cagney, Isabel Jewell, and June Travis in a publicity still for Ceiling Zero (1936)
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Pat O'Brien, James Cagney, Isabel Jewell, and June Travis in a publicity still for Ceiling Zero (1936)
Pat O'Brien and Anne Jeffreys in a publicity still for Riff Raff (1947). Anne was born in Goldsboro, North Carolina, and had 86 acting credits from 1942 to a 2013 tv episode. Her other notable credits include Zombies on Broadway, Dick Tracy (1945, as Tess Trueheart), Dick Tracy vs Cueball, 78 episodes of Topper (as Marion Kirby), and episodes of Bonanza, Tarzan, My Three Sons, Love American Style, Battlestar Galactica, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, three episodes of Fantasy Island, seven episodes of Falcon Crest, five episodes of Baywatch, 79 episodes of Port Charles, and 365 episodes of General Hospital (1984-2004).
Burgess Meredith, Pat OBrien and John Garfield in a scene from Castle on the Hudson (1940). This is Burgess' third honorable mention, after Advice and Consent, and Grumpy Old Men. Burgess is best known as Rocky's trainer Mickey Goldmill in Rocky 1-3.
Pat O'Brien, Ann Sheridan and John Garfield in a publicity still for Castle on the Hudson (1940). This is Pat's fourth honorable mention, after Bombshell, Boy Meets Girl, and Bombardier, and Ann's third honorable mention, after City for Conquest and Come Next Spring.
James Cagney, Pat O'Brien and June Travis in Ceiling Zero (1936)
Ceiling Zero (1936)
James Cagney and Pat O'Brien in an original lobby card for Ceiling Zero (1935)
Pat O'Brien as Hildy Johnson, Mae Clarke as Molly, and George E Stone as Earl Williams in The Front Page (1931). In Howard Hawks' 1940 remake, His Girl Friday, Hildy was played by Rosalind Russell, with Helen Mack as Molly, and John Qualen as Earl.
George was born in Lodz, Poland, and had 190 acting credits from 1927 to two 1963 episodes of 77 Sunset Strip. George was Toothpick Charlie in Some Like it Hot and was in 46 episodes of Perry Mason.