Born in 1916, he was a versatile American actor known for his work in the 1940s and 1950s. Initially gaining recognition with supporting roles, he eventually transitioned to leading parts. His breakthrough came with films like "The Dark Corner" and "The Street with No Name." He also ventured into directing and producing. In addition to films, he made appearances on television series during the early days of the medium. His career spanned several decades, leaving a mark on classic film noir.
MUTINY
Mutiny (1952) is a nautical drama directed by Edward Dmytryk in which an American merchant ship confronts a devastating mutiny during a perilous...