Henry Hull

Monster by Moonlight! The Immortal Saga of 'The Wolf Man' 1st January 1999 as Self (archive footage)

The Chase 18th February 1966 as Briggs

The Fool Killer 28th April 1965 as Dirty Jim Jelliman

Master of the World 1st May 1961 as Prudent

The Oregon Trail 31st August 1959 as George Seton

The Buccaneer 11th December 1958 as Ezra Peavey

The Sheriff of Fractured Jaw 28th October 1958 as Major Masters

Bitter Heritage 7th August 1958 as Old Henry

The Proud Rebel 1st July 1958 as Judge Morley

The Buckskin Lady 1st July 1957 as Dr. James Goldsboro ('Doc') Medley

Kentucky Rifle 1st July 1956 as Preacher Bently

Man with the Gun 5th November 1955 as Marshal Lee Sims

Thunder Over the Plains 27th October 1953 as Lt. Col. Chandler

Inferno 12th August 1953 as Sam Elby

The Last Posse 4th July 1953 as Ollie Stokely

The Treasure of Lost Canyon 1st March 1952 as Cousin Lucius Cooke

Hollywood Story 1st June 1951 as Philip Ferrara / Vincent St. Clair

The Return of Jesse James 1st August 1950 as Hank Younger

Song of Surrender 27th October 1949 as Deacon Parry

The Great Dan Patch 22nd July 1949 as Dan Palmer

The Fountainhead 25th June 1949 as Henry Cameron

Colorado Territory 11th June 1949 as Fred Winslow

The Great Gatsby 6th June 1949 as Dan Cody

Rimfire 25th March 1949 as Nathaniel Greeley

El Paso 22nd March 1949 as Henry Jeffers

Portrait of Jennie 25th December 1948 as Eke

Fighter Squadron 27th November 1948 as Brig. Gen. Mike McCready

The Walls of Jericho 22nd November 1948 as Jefferson Norman

Belle Starr's Daughter 13th November 1948 as The Old Marshal (uncredited)

Scudda Hoo! Scudda Hay! 10th March 1948 as Milt Dominy

On Our Merry Way 3rd February 1948 as Dying Man (deleted sequence) (uncredited)

Mourning Becomes Electra 19th November 1947 as Seth Beckwith

Deep Valley 30th July 1947 as Cliff Saul

High Barbaree 1st May 1947 as Dr. William G. Brooke

Objective, Burma! 17th February 1945 as Mark Williams

Goodnight, Sweetheart 17th June 1944 as Jeff Parker

Lifeboat 28th January 1944 as Charles J. Rittenhouse

The Woman of the Town 31st December 1943 as Inky Wilkinson

The West Side Kid 23rd August 1943 as Sam Winston

High Sierra 23rd January 1941 as 'Doc' Banton

The Return of Frank James 10th August 1940 as Major Rufus Cobb

My Son, My Son! 21st March 1940 as Dermot O’Riordan

Judge Hardy and Son 22nd December 1939 as Dr. Jones

Nick Carter, Master Detective 13th December 1939 as John A. Keller

Bad Little Angel 27th October 1939 as Red Wilks

Babes in Arms 10th October 1939 as Madox

Stanley and Livingstone 18th August 1939 as James Gordon Bennett, Jr.

Miracles for Sale 10th August 1939 as Dave Duvallo

The Return of the Cisco Kid 28th April 1939 as Colonel Joshua Bixby

The Spirit of Culver 10th March 1939 as Doc Allen

Jesse James 14th January 1939 as Maj. Rufus Cobb

The Great Waltz 4th November 1938 as Franz Josef

Boys Town 8th September 1938 as Dave Morris

Port of Seven Seas 1st July 1938 as Uncle Elzear

Paradise for Three 4th June 1938 as Sepp

Three Comrades 2nd June 1938 as Dr. Becker

Yellow Jack 19th May 1938 as Dr. Jesse Lazear

Werewolf of London 13th May 1935 as Dr. Wilfred Glendon

Transient Lady 4th March 1935 as Sen. Hamp Baxter

Great Expectations 22nd October 1934 as Abel Magwitch

Famous Scenes from Pagliacci 6th April 1934 as Pagliacci

Midnight 7th March 1934 as Nolan

The Devil's Mate 20th August 1933 as Chaplin

Matinee Idle 21st May 1930 as Frank the Actor

The Wrongdoers 3rd September 1925 as Jimmy Nolan

Wasted Lives 7th April 1925

For Woman's Favor 1st August 1924 as The Fool / The Lover

The Hoosier Schoolmaster 14th February 1924 as Ralph Hartsook

Roulette 19th January 1924 as Jimmy Moore

The Last Moment 7th June 1923 as Hercules Napolean Cameron

One Exciting Night 2nd October 1922 as John Fairfax

Tom's Little Star 23rd August 1919

Little Women 30th November 1918 as John Brooke

The Volunteer 24th December 1917 as Jonathan Mendenhall

Rasputin, the Black Monk 5th October 1917 as Kerensky

The Family Honor 9th April 1917 as Anthony Wayne

A Square Deal 19th February 1917 as Mark Dunbar