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Lloyd Nolan

Lloyd Nolan

American actor (1902-1985)

Lloyd Benedict Nolan was an American stage, film and television actor who rose from a supporting player and B-movie lead early in his career to featured player status after creating the role of Captain Queeg in Herman Wouk's play The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial in the mid-1950s. Nolan won a Best Actor Emmy Award reprising the part in 1955 TV play based on Wouk's tale of military justice. Additionally, he starred in the Mike Shayne detective films, and the groundbreaking sitcom Julia starring Diahann Carroll.

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Filmography in the catalog

Credited on 74 films (1935–1978) — matched by name in the Creator or Credits field. Also mentioned in 5 other records (descriptions, transcriptions, copyright notes).

Year ▲ Title CreatorLengthFormatColorSound
1935 ONE WAY TICKET. Columbia Pictures Corp. 7 reels B&W
1935 STOLEN HARMONY. Paramount Productions Inc. 8 reels B&W
1936 15 MAIDEN LANE. Fox Film Corp 65 min B&W
1936 BIG BROWN EYES. Paramount Productions Inc. 8 reels B&W
1936 DEVIL'S SQUADRON. Columbia Pictures Corp. 8 reels B&W
1936 YOU MAY BE NEXT! Columbia Pictures Corp. 7 reels B&W
1937 INTERNES CAN'T TAKE MONEY. Paramount Pictures Inc. 8 reels B&W
1937 KING OF GAMBLERS. Paramount Pictures Inc. 8 reels B&W
1938 DANGEROUS TO KNOW. Paramount Pictures Inc. 7 reels B&W
1938 HUNTED MEN. Paramount Pictures Inc. 7 reels B&W
1938 KING OF ALCATRAZ. Paramount Pictures Inc. 7 reels B&W
1938 PRISON FARM. Paramount Pictures Inc. 7 reels B&W
1938 TIP-OFF GIRLS. Paramount Pictures Inc. 7 reels B&W
1939 AMBUSH. Paramount Pictures Inc. 6 reels
1939 UNDERCOVER DOCTOR. Paramount Pictures Inc. 7 reels B&W
1940 Behind The News. Joseph Santley 8 reels B&W
1940 Charter Pilot. Eugene Forde 6 340 ft. B&W
1940 Gangs Of Chicago. Arthur Lubin 7 reels B&W
1940 The Golden Fleecing. Leslie Fenton 8 reels B&W sound
1940 The House Across The Bay. Archie Mayo 9 reels B&W
1940 The Man Who Wouldn't Talk. David Burton 6557 ft. Color
1941 Blue, White And Perfect. Herbert I. Leeds 6779 ft. B&W
1941 Blues in the Night Anatole Litvak 89 min 16mm B&W
1941 Blues In The Night. Anatole Litvak 88 min. B&W
1941 Buy Me That Town. Eugene Forde 7 reels B&W
1941 Dressed To Kill. Eugene J. Forde 6 625 ft. B&W
1941 Michael Shayne, Private Detective. Eugene Forde 6870 ft. B&W
1941 Sleepers West. Eugene Forde 6500 ft. B&W
1941 ST. LOUIS BLUES. Raoul Walsh 1 reel 16mm B&W sound
1941 Steel Against The Sky. A. Edward Sutherland 68 min. B&W
1942 Apache Trail. Richard Thorpe 7 reels B&W sound
1942 Blues In The Night. Minoco Productions 1 reel 16mm B&W sound
1942 It Happened In Flatbush. Ray McCarey 7 000 ft. Color & B&W
1942 Just Off Broadway. Herbert I. Leeds 5 913 ft.
1942 The Man Who Wouldn't Die. Herbert I. Leeds 5 880 ft. B&W
1942 Time To Kill. Herbert I. Leeds 5 479 ft. B&W
1943 Bataan. Tay Garnett 11 reels. B&W sound
1943 GUADALCANAL DIARY Lewis Seiler 93 min B&W
1943 GUADALCANAL DIARY Films, Inc 93min 16mm B&W Sound
1944 Resisting Enemy Interrogation Bernard Vorhaus 62 min 16mm B&W sound
1944 RESISTING ENEMY INTERROGATION. Bernard Vorhaus 62 min 16mm B&W sound
1945 A Tree Grows In Brooklyn. Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp 1583 ft. 16mm Color & B&W sound
1945 Circumstantial Evidence. John Larkin 6 104 ft. B&W
1945 RESISTING ENEMY INTERROGATION Office of War Information 70 min 16mm B&W Sound
1945 The House On 92nd Street. Henry Hathaway 7 900 ft.
1945 War Comes to America ▶ U S War Dept 70 min 16mm B&W sound
1945 War Comes to America National Audiovisual Center 67 min. 16mm B&W sound
1945 War comes to America Frank Capra, Anatole Litvak 70 min B&W
1945 WAR COMES TO AMERICA War Department (Discontinued Agency, re-released by USIA) 67 min B&W Optical sound
1946 Somewhere In The Night. Joseph L. Mankiewicz 9 926 ft. 35mm B&W sound