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Edmond O'Brien

Edmond O'Brien

American actor (1915–1985)

Eamon Joseph O'Brien, known professionally as Edmond O'Brien, was an American actor of stage, screen, and television, and film director. His career spanned almost 40 years, and he won an Academy Award, two Golden Globe Awards, two Photoplay Awards, and two stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

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Filmography in the catalog

Credited on 63 films (1939–1974) — matched by name in the Creator or Credits field. Also mentioned in 14 other records (descriptions, transcriptions, copyright notes).

Year ▲ Title CreatorLengthFormatColorSound
1939 The Hunchback of Notre Dame Films inc. 114 mi 16mm B&W sound
1939 The Hunchback Of Notre Dame. William Dieterle 117 min B&W
1941 A Girl, A Guy And A Gob. Richard Wallace 91 min. B&W
1941 Parachute Battalion. Leslie Goodwins 75 min. B&W
1942 Powder Town. Rowland V. Lee 79 min. B&W
1944 Winged Victory. George Cukor 15 reels B&W
1946 The Killers Robert Siodmak 1:03 B&W
1946 The Killers Robert Siodmak 11 min 16mm B&W Sound
1946 The Killers Robert Siodmak 103 min 16mm B&W
1946 The Killers. Robert Siodmak 11 reels. 35mm B&W sound
1947 The Web. Michael Gordon 91 min. 35mm B&W sound
1948 A double life. George Cukor 103 min 16mm B&W sound
1948 Fighter squadron. Raoul Walsh 3400 16mm Color sound
1948 For The Love Of Mary. Frederick de Cordova 91 min. 35mm B&W sound
1948 Live Today For Tomorrow. Universal-International 91 min. 35mm B&W sound
1949 A Double Life Universal Pictures Co. Inc. 104 min 16mm B&W sound
1949 D.O.A. Rudolph Maté 83 B&W
1949 White Heat Warner Bros. Pictures Inc. 1:14 16mm B&W sound
1949 White heat. Raoul Walsh 4150 16mm B&W sound
1950 711 Ocean Drive Essaness Pictures Corporation 102 min B&W
1950 Backfire Vincent Sherman
1950 Between Midnight And Dawn. Columbia Pictures Corp. 9 reels 35mm B&W sound
1950 D.O.A. Cardinal Pictures Inc. 83 min. 35mm B&W sound
1950 The Admiral Was A Lady. Roxbury Productions Inc. 87 min. 35mm B&W sound
1950s THE TURNING POINT ▶ MONARCH MACHINE TOOL COMPANY 85 min Color & B&W
1951 Silver City. Paramount Pictures Corp. 90 min. 35mm Color sound
1951 Warpath Byron Haskin
1952 Denver and Rio Grande Byron Haskin 89 min Color
1952 The Turning Point William Dieterle 85 min Color & B&W
1953 China Venture. Columbia Pictures Corp. 83 min. 35mm B&W sound
1953 Cow Country. Monogram Pictures Corp. 82 min. 35mm B&W sound
1953 Julius Caesar National Geographic 120 min 16mm B&W sound
1953 Julius Caesar Joseph L. Mankiewicz 12:00 B&W
1953 Julius Caesar Joseph L. Mankiewicz 120 min B&W
1953 Man In The Dark. Columbia Pictures Corp. 8 reels 35mm B&W sound
1953 The Bigamist Ida Lupino 80 min B&W
1953 The Hitch Hiker Ida Lupino 71 min B&W
1953 The Hitch-Hiker Ida Lupino 71 min B&W
1954 Shield For Murder. Camden Productions Inc. 80 min. 35mm B&W sound
1954 The Barefoot Contessa. Figaro Inc. 128 min 35mm Color sound
1954 The Shanghai Story. Republic Pictures Corp 90 min. 35mm B&W sound
1956 A Cry in the Night Frank Tuttle 75 B&W
1956 A CRY IN THE NIGHT. Ladd Enterprises Inc. 75 min. 35mm B&W sound
1956 D-Day, The Sixth Of June. Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp 106 min 35mm Color sound
1956 The Girl Can’t Help It. Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp 99 min. 35mm Color sound
1957 The Big Land. Alan Ladd Enterprises Inc. 92 min. 35mm Color sound
1958 The World Was His Jury. Columbia Pictures Corp. 82 min. 35mm B&W sound
1960 The 3rd Voice Hubert Cornfield B&W
1960 The Great Impostor. Universal Pictures Co. Inc. 113 min 35mm B&W sound
1961 Moon Pilot. Walt Disney Productions. 98 min 35mm Color sound