Grandon Rhodes

Tess of the Storm Country 8th December 1960 as Mr. Foley

Oklahoma Territory 1st March 1960 as George Blackwell

The Bramble Bush 24th February 1960 as Judge

The FBI Story 1st October 1959 as Minister at Funeral (uncredited)

The Notorious Mr. Monks 28th February 1958 as Mr. Hadley

The Wayward Girl 22nd September 1957 as DA Nevins

These Wilder Years 17th August 1956 as Roy Oliphant

Earth vs. the Flying Saucers 13th June 1956 as Gen. Edmunds

Miracle in the Rain 31st March 1956 as Mr. Baldwin

A Man Alone 17th October 1955 as Luke Joiner

Illegal 9th October 1955 as John Seltzer (uncredited)

Revenge of the Creature 17th January 1955 as Jackson Foster

A Star Is Born 1st October 1954 as Producer at Premiere (uncredited)

Human Desire 5th August 1954 as John Owens

Nostradamus and the Queen 29th September 1953 as Michel de Nostradamus

A Blueprint for Murder 24th July 1953 as Probate Judge James J. Adams (uncredited)

House of Wax 16th April 1953 as Surgeon (uncredited)

I Beheld His Glory 31st March 1953 as Eltheas

On Top of Old Smoky 25th March 1953 as Doc Judson

Angel Face 2nd January 1953 as Prison Chaplain (uncredited)

Cripple Creek 30th June 1952

The Sniper 9th May 1952 as Warren Fitzpatrick

Come Fill the Cup 24th October 1951 as Dr. Ross (Uncredited)

Detective Story 19th October 1951 as Det. O'Brien

Criminal Lawyer 23rd August 1951 as Judge J. Larrabee

Storm Warning 10th February 1951 as Pike (uncredited)

Born Yesterday 26th December 1950 as Sanborn

The Flying Missile 24th December 1950 as Capt. Whitaker

Tripoli 9th November 1950 as Commandant Barron

Tripoli 9th November 1950 as Cmmdre. Barron

The Eagle and the Hawk 1st October 1950 as Texas Gov. Lubbock

The Lost Volcano 25th June 1950 as Dr. Charles Langley

Women from Headquarters 1st May 1950 as Richard Cott

The Lady Takes a Sailor 16th December 1949 as Dr. Newman (uncredited)

Dancing in the Dark 2nd December 1949 as Producer

Tell It to the Judge 18th November 1949 as Ken Craig

All the King's Men 16th November 1949 as Floyd McEvoy

White Heat 2nd September 1949 as Dr. Harris - Psychiatrist #1 (uncredited)

It Happens Every Spring 10th June 1949 as Professor (uncredited)

Streets of Laredo 27th May 1949 as Phil Jessup

Canadian Pacific 19th May 1949 as Dr. Mason

Tucson 27th April 1949 as Dean Sherman

The Clay Pigeon 3rd March 1949 as Naval Intelligence Agent Clark

Miss Mink of 1949 11th February 1949 as Nietsche aka Imhoff Schultz

Trouble Preferred 31st December 1948 as Ed Larson (uncredited)

Road House 22nd September 1948 as Judge

The Gentleman from Nowhere 9th September 1948 as Edward Dixon

Walk a Crooked Mile 2nd September 1948 as Adolph Mizner

Big Town Scandal 27th May 1948 as Judge Hogan (uncredited)

Song of My Heart 31st January 1948 as Doctor

High Wall 17th December 1947

Ride the Pink Horse 8th October 1947 as Mr. Edison

Too Many Winners 24th May 1947 as John Hardeman

Born to Kill 30th April 1947 as Inspector Wilson

Magnificent Doll 8th December 1946 as Thomas Jefferson

Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 2nd November 1944 as Clerk (uncredited)

Follow the Boys 5th May 1944 as George Grayson (uncredited)

Corvette K-225 29th September 1943 as Lieutenant

Action in the North Atlantic 12th June 1943 as Lieutenant Commander (uncredited)

Shadow of a Doubt 12th January 1943 as Rev. MacCurdy (uncredited)

Ship Ahoy 16th April 1942 as Lt. Cmdr. Thurston