Occupation Actor Years active 1930-1937 | Name Murray Kinnell Role Actor | |
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Born 24 July 1889 ( 1889-07-24 ) London, England, UK Movies The Public Enemy, Charlie Chan in London, The Prince and the Pauper, Grand Hotel, Charlie Chan in Paris Similar People William Keighley, William A Wellman, Rowland V Lee, Lewis Seiler, Louis King | ||
Murray Kinnell (24 July 1889, London, England – 11 August 1954) was an English-born American actor, recognized for playing smooth, gentlemanly, although rather shady characters. He appeared in 71 films in the USA between the pre-code era of 1930 and 1937.
He was best known as the two-timing petty-larceny hood Putty Nose in The Public Enemy (1931). He also appeared in a number of the Charlie Chan series of films. He also had a brief tenure in stage work from 1911, prior to his cinema career.
He died in Santa Barbara, California in 1954
Filmography
Actor
1937
Think Fast, Mr. Moto as
Joseph Wilkie
1937
Parnell as
Sir Richard Webster (uncredited)
1937
Captains Courageous as
Minister (uncredited)
1937
The Prince and the Pauper as
Hugo
1937
The Soldier and the Lady as
Peasant (uncredited)
1937
Outcast as
Anthony 'Tony' Stevens
1936
Four Days Wonder as
Morris
1936
Winterset as
Prof. Dean Liggett (uncredited)
1936
Lloyd's of London as
Rev. Nelson
1936
Make Way for a Lady as
Doctor Barnes
1936
15 Maiden Lane as
Fingers (uncredited)
1936
The Big Game as
Dean of Men (uncredited)
1936
Mary of Scotland as
Judge
1936
One Rainy Afternoon as
Theatre Manager
1936
The Witness Chair as
Defense Attorney Conrick
1935
Captain Blood as
Court Clerk (uncredited)
1935
The Great Impersonation as
Seaman
1935
Kind Lady as
Doctor
1935
Fighting Youth as
Dean James Churchill
1935
Rendezvous as
de Segroff
1935
The Last Days of Pompeii as
Simon (uncredited)
1935
The Three Musketeers as
Bernajou
1935
Mad Love as
Charles - Theater Official (uncredited)
1935
Cardinal Richelieu as
1935
Charlie Chan in Paris as
Henri Latouche
1934
The Silver Streak as
Doctor Flynn (uncredited)
1934
Anne of Green Gables as
Mr. Phillips
1934
Charlie Chan in London as
Phillips
1934
Hat, Coat, and Glove as
The Judge
1934
Charlie Chan's Courage as
Martin Thorne
1934
Such Women Are Dangerous as
Jan Paris
1934
Murder in Trinidad as
Colonel Bruce Cassell
1934
Affairs of a Gentleman as
Fletcher
1934
The House of Rothschild as
1933
I Am Suzanne! as
Luigi Malatini
1933
The Women in His Life as
First Defendant (uncredited)
1933
If I Were Free as
Dr. Clairbourne (uncredited)
1933
From Headquarters as
Horton
1933
Ann Vickers as
Dr. Slenk
1933
I Loved a Woman as
Davenport
1933
The Solitaire Man as
Inspector Harris (uncredited)
1933
The Avenger as
Cormack
1933
Voltaire as
Emile - Voltaire's Servant
1933
Damaged Lives as
Dr. Vincent Leonard
1933
Zoo in Budapest as
Garbosh
1933
Today We Live as
Padre (uncredited)
1932
The Match King as
Nyberg
1932
Rasputin and the Empress as
Professor Kropotkin (uncredited)
1932
Secrets of the French Police as
Bertillon
1932
The Painted Woman as
Collins
1932
A Successful Calamity as
Alfred Curtis - The Broker
1932
The Purchase Price as
Forgan
1932
While Paris Sleeps as
Escaping Prisoner (uncredited)
1932
Grand Hotel as
Schweimann
1932
Are You Listening? as
Carson
1932
The Mouthpiece as
Thompson--Day's Butler
1932
The Expert as
Smitty - the Fence (uncredited)
1932
The Beast of the City as
Judge (uncredited)
1932
Freaks as
Freakshow Barker (uncredited)
1932
The Man Who Played God as
King's Aide
1932
The Menace as
Carr
1931
Under Eighteen as
Peterson - harding's Butler
1931
The Deceiver as
Breckinridge
1931
The Guilty Generation as
Jerry
1931
Honor of the Family as
Captain Elek
1931
Reckless Living as
Alf
1931
The Black Camel as
Archie Smith
1931
The Public Enemy as
Putty Nose
1931
The Secret 6 as
Metz
1930
The Princess and the Plumber as
Worthing
1930
Old English as
Charles Ventnor
Soundtrack
1931
The Public Enemy (performer: "Hesitation Blues" (1915) - uncredited)
Archive Footage
1963
Hollywood: The Great Stars (TV Movie documentary) as
Putty Nose (uncredited)
1956
MGM Parade (TV Series documentary) as
Minister
- Episode #1.29 (1956) - Minister (uncredited)
References
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