Frank Craven

Actor

Frank Craven

Born August 24, 1875 in Boston, Massachusetts, USADied September 1, 194537 films

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Son of Dracula posterFirst watchSon of Dracula19435.8as Dr. Harry BrewsterA major role in one of their most watched films.Carpathian Count Alucard is invited to the U.S. by a young heiress. Her boyfriend and local officials are suspicious of the newcomer, who is interested in the "virile" soil of the new world.View film

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Filmography

37 films as actor
  1. 1946Colonel Effingham's RaidDewey
  2. 1945Forever YoursUncle Charles
  3. 1944DestinyClem Broderick
  4. 1944My Best GalDanny O'Hara
  5. 1943Jack LondonOld Tom
  6. 1943Son of DraculaDr. Harry Brewster
  7. 1943Dangerous BlondesInspector Joseph Clinton
  8. 1943Keeper of the FlameDocteur Fielding
  9. 1943Harrigan's KidWalter Garnet
  10. 1942PittsburghJ.M. 'Doc' Powers
  11. 1942Girl TroubleAmbrose Murdock Flint
  12. 1942Thru Different EyesSteve Pettijohn
  13. 1942In This Our LifeAsa Timberlake
  14. 1941The Richest Man in TownAbb Crothers
  15. 1941The Lady from CheyenneHank Foreman
  16. 1941Harvests for TomorrowNarrator (voice)
  17. 1940Dreaming Out LoudDr. Walter Barnes
  18. 1940City for Conquest'Old Timer'
  19. 1940Our TownMr. Morgan
  20. 1939Our Neighbors - The CartersDoc Carter
  21. 1939Miracles for SaleDad Morgan
  22. 1938Penrod and His Twin BrotherMr. Schofield
  23. 1937You're Only Young OnceFrank Redmond
  24. 1937Blossoms On BroadwayP. T. Quinterfield Sr.
  25. 1937Penrod and SamMr. Schofield
  26. 1936The HarvesterMr. Biddle
  27. 1936Small Town GirlWill "Pa" Brannan
  28. 1935Barbary CoastCol. Marcus Aurelius Cobb
  29. 1935Vagabond Lady"Spiggs" Spiggins
  30. 1935Car 99Sheriff Peter Arnot
  31. 1934That's GratitudeBob Grant
  32. 1934He Was Her ManPop Sims, aka Jim Parker
  33. 1934Let's Talk It OverMr. Rockland
  34. 1934City LimitsJohn B. Matthews
  35. 1933State FairStorekeeper
  36. 1932Handle with CareRadio Announcer
  37. 1929The Very IdeaAlan Camp