
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Paul Guilfoyle (July 14, 1902 – June 27, 1961) was an American stage, film and television actor. Later in his career, he also directed films and television episodes. Guilfoyle was born in Jersey City, New Jersey. 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. 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. He had a son, Anthony. Guilfoyle was interred in Glendale, California's Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery.
movieTess of the Storm Country
1960 · Director
movieThe Boy and the Pirates
1960 · Snipe
tvLock-Up
1959 · Director
tvLawman
1958 · Director
tvSea Hunt
1958
tvSugarfoot
1957 · Director
Official Detective
1957 · Director
tvU.S. Marshall
1956 · Director
movieTrial
1955 · Cap Grant
tvHighway Patrol
1955 · Director
tvJungle Jim
1955
tvMGM Parade
1955
tvGunsmoke
1955 · Reverend
tvScience Fiction Theatre
1955 · Director
movieChief Crazy Horse
1955 · Worm
movieA Life at Stake
1955 · Director
tvClimax!
1954
movieApache
1954 · Santos
tvPublic Defender
1954 · Director
movieThe Golden Idol
1954 · Prince Ali Ben Mamoud
movieThe Diamond Queen
1953 · Guide
movieCaptain Scarface
1953 · Director
movieTorch Song
1953 · Monty Rolfe
The Body Beautiful
1953 · Investigator
movieJulius Caesar
1953 · Citizen of Rome
tvMr. & Mrs. North
1952
movieConfidence Girl
1952 · William Pope
movieActors and Sin
1952 · Mr. Blue
tvChina Smith
1952
tvSchlitz Playhouse of Stars
1951 · Eastbrook
movieJourney Into Light
1951 · Fanatic
tvRacket Squad
1951 · , Director
movieWhen I Grow Up
1951 · Doc
movieBomba and the Hidden City
1950 · Hassan
movieThe Woman on Pier 13
1950 · Ralston
movieDavy Crockett, Indian Scout
1950 · Ben
movieThere's a Girl in My Heart
1949 · Father Callaghan
movieWhite Heat
1949 · Roy Parker (uncredited)
movieMighty Joe Young
1949 · Smith
movieFollow Me Quietly
1949 · Overbeck
movieMiss Mink of 1949
1949 · Uncle Newton
movieThe Judge
1949 · William Jackson
movieA Woman's Secret
1949 · Radio Program Moderator (Uncredited)
movieTrouble Preferred
1948 · Baby Face Charlie
movieRoses Are Red
1947 · George 'Buster' Cooley
movieMessenger of Peace
1947 · Peter Kerl
movieSecond Chance
1947 · Nick
movieThe Millerson Case
1947 · Jud Rookstool
movieSweetheart of Sigma Chi
1946 · Frankie
movieThe Virginian
1946 · Shorty
movieThe Scarlet Horseman
1946 · Jim Bannion
movieWhy Girls Leave Home
1945 · Steve Raymond
movieThe Missing Corpse
1945 · Andy McDonald
movieDark Shadows
1944 · Dudley Badger
movieThe Mark of the Whistler
1944 · 'Limpy' Smith
movieThe Master Race
1944 · Katry
movieThe Seventh Cross
1944 · Fiedler
movieIt Happened Tomorrow
1944 · Shep
movieThree Russian Girls
1943 · Trishin
movieThe North Star
1943 · Iakin
moviePetticoat Larceny
1943 · Joe 'Tinhorn' Foster
movieWhite Savage
1943 · Erik
movieTime to Kill
1942 · Manager, Florence Apartments
movieMadero of Mexico
1942 · Don Francisco Madero
movieThe Incredible Stranger
1942 · The Stranger (uncredited)
movieWho Is Hope Schuyler?
1942 · Carl Spence
movieThe Man Who Returned to Life
1942 · Clyde Beebe
movieThe Saint In Palm Springs
1941 · Clarence 'Pearly' Gates
movieEast of the River
1940 · Balmy
movieWildcat Bus
1940 · Donovan
movieOne Crowded Night
1940 · Jim Andrews
movieMillionaires in Prison
1940 · Ox
movieBrother Orchid
1940 · Red Martin
movieThe Saint Takes Over
1940 · Clarence 'Pearly' Gates
movieThe Grapes of Wrath
1940 · Floyd
movieAbe Lincoln in Illinois
1940 · Minor Role (uncredited)
movieRemember the Night
1940 · District Attorney
Thou Shalt Not Kill
1939 · Gordon Mavis
movieOne Hour to Live
1939 · Stanley Jones
movieSabotage
1939 · Steve Barsht
movieOur Leading Citizen
1939 · Jerry Peters
movieNews Is Made at Night
1939 · Bat Randall
movieHeritage of the Desert
1939 · Snap Thornton
movieUnexpected Father
1939 · Ed Stone - Sandy's Uncle
movieSociety Lawyer
1939 · Murtock
movieMoney to Loan
1939 · Hanley's Assistant
movieThe Story of Alfred Nobel
1939 · Alfred Nobel (uncredited)
moviePacific Liner
1939 · Wishart
movieThe Law West of Tombstone
1938 · Bud McQuinn
movieTarnished Angel
1938 · Eddie Fox
movieThe Mad Miss Manton
1938 · Bat Regan
movieFugitives for a Night
1938 · Monks
Stage Fright
1938
movieCarefree
1938 · Elevator Starter (uncredited)
movieI'm from the City
1938 · Willie
movieSky Giant
1938 · 'Fergie' Ferguson
movieThe Saint in New York
1938 · Hymie Fanro
movieBlind Alibi
1938 · Taggart
movieLaw of the Underworld
1938 · Henchman Batsy
movieThis Marriage Business
1938 · Frankie Spencer
movieMaid's Night Out
1938 · P.X. Quinn - Bailbondsman (uncredited)
movieBringing Up Baby
1938 · (uncredited)
movieDouble Danger
1938 · Taylor
movieCrashing Hollywood
1938 · Herman Tibbets
movieShe's Got Everything
1937 · Hotel Manager (uncredited)
movieQuick Money
1937 · Ambrose Ames
movieDanger Patrol
1937 · Tim
movieFight for Your Lady
1937 · Jim Trask
movieFlight from Glory
1937 · Jones
movieHideaway
1937 · Norris
movieSuper-Sleuth
1937 · Gibbons, a film director
movieBehind The Headlines
1937 · Art Martin
movieYou Can't Buy Luck
1937 · Frank Bent
movieThe Woman I Love
1937 · Bertier
movieThe Soldier and the Lady
1937 · Vasiley
movieSea Devils
1937 · Charlie - Radio Operator (uncredited)
movieWanted: Jane Turner
1936 · Phil Crowley
movieWinterset
1936 · Garth Esdras
movieTwo-Fisted Gentleman
1936 · Gallagher
movieRoaming Lady
1936 · Dr. Wong
movieYou May Be Next!
1936 · Navy Messenger (uncredited)
movieThe Crime of Doctor Crespi
1935 · Dr. John Arnold
movieSpecial Agent
1935 · Williams - Quinn's Secretary
movieThe Skull Murder Mystery
1932 · Paul Beck