Paul Guilfoyle (actor, born 1902)

Paul Guilfoyle (July 14, 1902 – June 27, 1961)[1] was an American stage, film and television actor. Later in his career, he also directed films and television episodes.

Paul Guilfoyle
Guilfoyle in The Missing Corpse (1945)
Born(1902-07-14)July 14, 1902
DiedJune 27, 1961(1961-06-27) (aged 58)
Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, U.S.
Resting placeForest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery, Glendale, California
NationalityAmerican
Occupations
  • Actor
  • director
Years active1923–1961
Spouse(s)Katherine Agatha Mulqueen
(m. 19??)
ChildrenAnthony Paul Guilfoyle (1936–1988)

Biography

Guilfoyle was born in Jersey City, New Jersey.[1]

He started off working on stage, performing on Broadway in 16 plays according to the Internet Broadway Database, beginning with The Jolly Roger and Cyrano de Bergerac in 1923 and ending with Jayhawker in 1934.[2] He appeared in many films that starred Lee Tracy in the 1930s. In the 1949 crime film White Heat, he played (uncredited) a treacherous prison inmate murdered in cold blood by James Cagney's lead character.

He died of a heart attack on June 27, 1961, in Hollywood.[3] He had a son, Anthony.[4] Guilfoyle was interred in Glendale, California's Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery.

Filmography

YearTitleRoleNotes
1935Special AgentWilliams - Quinn's Secretary
1935The Crime of Dr. CrespiDr. John Arnold
1935The Case of the Missing ManHenchman JoeUncredited
1935Escape from Devil's IslandTouvierUncredited
1935Too Tough to KillReporterUncredited
1936You May Be NextNavy MessengerUncredited
1936Roaming LadyDr. Wong
1936Two-Fisted GentlemanGallagher
1936End of the TrailRough RiderUncredited
1936Wanted! Jane TurnerPhil Crowley
1936WintersetGarth Esdras
1937Sea DevilsCharlie - Radio OperatorUncredited
1937The Soldier and the LadyVasiley
1937The Woman I LoveBertier
1937You Can't Buy LuckFrank Bent
1937Behind the HeadlinesArt Martin
1937You Can't Beat LoveLouie the Weasel
1937Super-SleuthGibbons
1937The Big ShotMinor RoleScenes cut
1937HideawayNorris
1937Flight from GloryJones
1937Fight for Your LadyJim Trask
1937Danger PatrolTim
1937Quick MoneyAmbrose Ames
1937She's Got EverythingHotel ManagerUncredited
1938Crashing HollywoodHerman Tibbets
1938Double DangerTaylor
1938Bringing Up BabyMinor RoleUncredited
1938Maid's Night OutP.X. Quinn - BailbondsmanUncredited
1938This Marriage BusinessFrankie Spencer
1938Law of the UnderworldBatsy
1938Blind AlibiTaggart
1938The Saint in New YorkHymie Fanro
1938Sky Giant'Fergie' Ferguson
1938I'm From the CityWillie
1938CarefreeElevator StarterUncredited
1938Fugitives for a NightMonks
1938Mr. Doodle Kicks OffO'Hara - Club ManagerUncredited
1938The Mad Miss MantonBat Regan
1938Tarnished AngelEdward 'Eddie' Fox
1938The Law West of TombstoneBud McQuinn
1939Pacific LinerWishart
1939Boy SlavesTruck DriverUncredited
1939Society LawyerMurtock
1939Unexpected FatherEd Stone - Sandy's Uncle
1939Heritage of the DesertSnap Thornton
1939News Is Made at NightBat Randall
1939Our Leading CitizenJerry Peters
1939SabotageSteve Barsht
1939One Hour to LiveStanley Jones
1939Thou Shalt Not KillGordon Mavis
1940Remember the NightDistrict Attorney
1940Abe Lincoln in IllinoisMinor RoleUncredited
1940The Grapes of WrathFloyd
1940The Saint Takes OverClarence "Pearly" Gates
1940Brother OrchidRed Martin
1940Millionaires in PrisonOx
1940One Crowded NightJim
1940Wildcat BusDonovan
1940East of the RiverBalmy
1941The Saint in Palm SpringsClarence "Pearly" Gates
1942The Man Who Returned to LifeClyde Beebe
1942Who Is Hope Schuyler?Carl Spence
1942Time to KillMonaghan, Apartment ManagerUncredited
1943White SavageErik
1943Petticoat LarcenyJoe 'Tinhorn' Foster
1943The North StarIakinAlternative title: Armored Attack
1943Three Russian GirlsTrishin
1944It Happened TomorrowShep
1944The Seventh CrossFiedler
1944The Master RaceJosef Katry
1944The Mark of the Whistler'Limpy' Smith
1945The Missing CorpseAndy McDonald
1945Why Girls Leave HomeSteve Raymond
1946The Scarlet HorsemanJim Bannion (The Scarlet Horseman)
1946The VirginianShorty
1946Sweetheart of Sigma ChiFrankie
1947Sinbad the SailorCamel DroverUncredited
1947The Millerson CaseJud Rookstool
1947Second ChanceNick
1947Messenger of PeacePeter Kerl
1947Roses Are RedGeorge "Buster" Cooley
1948Trouble PreferredBaby Face Charlie
1949A Woman's SecretRadio Program ModeratorUncredited
1949The JudgeWilliam Jackson
1949Miss Mink of 1949Uncle Newton
1949Follow Me QuietlyOverbeck
1949Mighty Joe YoungSmith
1949White HeatRoy ParkerUncredited
1949I Married a CommunistRalstonAlternative title: The Woman on Pier 13
1949There's a Girl in My HeartFather Callahan
1950Davy Crockett, Indian ScoutBen
1950Bomba and the Hidden CityHassan
1951When I Grow UpDoc
1951Journey Into LightFanatic
1952Japanese War BrideSoldierUncredited
1952Actor's and SinMr. BlueSegment "Woman of Sin"
1952Confidence GirlWilliam PopeUncredited
1953Julius CaesarCitizen of Rome #1
1953Captain ScarfaceDirector
1953The Body BeautifulInvestigator
1953Torch SongMonty Rolfe
1953The Diamond QueenGuide
1954The Golden IdolPrince Ali Ben Mamoud
1954A Life at StakeDirector
1954ApacheSantos
1955Chief Crazy HorseWorm
1955Not as a StrangerMr. BurkeUncredited
1955TrialCap Grant
1960The Boy and the PiratesSnipe
1960Tess of the Storm CountryDirector

Television credits

YearTitleRoleNotes
1952-1953Racket Squad
Director
2 episodes
1952-1953Space PatrolBrunner2 episodes
1954The Public Defender
Director
2 episodes
1955Waterfront
Director
Episode: "Sea Explorers"
1955-1957Highway Patrol
Director
9 episodes
1956-1957Dr. Christian
Director
6 episodes
1955-1957Science Fiction Theatre
Director
15 episodes
1956-1957Sheriff of Cochise
Director
7 episodes
1957Captain David GriefLascauxEpisode: "The Canvas Treasures of Kierke Isle"
1957Men of Annapolis
Director
5 episodes
1958Official Detective
Director
5 episodes
1958Tombstone Territory
Director
Episode: "Fight for a Fugitive"
1959Lock Up
Director
Episode: "The Harry Connors Story"
1959Colt .45
Director
2 episodes
1959Sugarfoot
Director
Episode: "The Gaucho"
1959-1960Lawman
Director
2 episodes
1960Sea Hunt
Director
2 episodes
1960GunsmokeReverendEpisode: "Shooting Stopover"
(final appearance)

References