
Actor
Ed McNamara
Born June 23, 1921 in Chicago, Illinois, USA
Died October 11, 198618 films
Ed McNamara was mainly known for his work as a stage actor, but he also had a remarkable career in radio drama. In 1986, he received a nomination for the prestigious Genie Award for his outstanding performance as Philip Longlan in Bayo. Although he didn't win the award, the Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television recognized his contributions by presenting him with the inaugural Earle Grey Award for Lifetime Achievement.
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The best way into Ed McNamara's work
First watchThe Black Stallion19797.1as JakeA supporting role in one of the best-rated films of their career.While traveling with his father, young Alec becomes fascinated by a mysterious Arabian stallion that is brought on board and stabled in the ship he is sailing on.View filmEssential films
Ranked by role, acclaim and reachFilmography
18 films as actor- 1986The Town Where No One Got OffOld Man
- 1985StitchesOsgood Hamilton, Jr
- 1985Tramp at the DoorGustave
- 1985Gentle SinnersSigfius
- 1985BayoPhillip Longlan
- 1979The Black StallionJake
- 1979RielAsseewyn
- 1976Silver StreakBenny
- 1976Find the LadyKaminsky
- 1976The House by the LakeSpragg
- 1976ShootSargent Bellows
- 1974Last Bride Of SalemSeth Whately
- 1973Class of '44Train Conductor (uncredited)
- 1972Mahoney's Last StandClerk in General Store
- 1957The Fletcher AffairJosiah Higgins
- 1943Coney IslandPoliceman
- 1943This Land Is MinePoliceman
- 1941Ziegfeld GirlMr. Regan

