Mini-Biography:
George Murphy was born on July 4, 1902 in New Haven, CT, US. He was an American Actor, known for Tom Dick and Harry (1941), Border incident (1949), It's a big country (1952), George Murphy's first movie on record is from 1935. George Murphy died on May 3, 1992 in Palm Beach, FL, US. His last motion picture on file dates from 1952.
George Murphy Filmography [Auszug]
1952: [/ /1] It's a big country (Cast), Directed by Clarence Brown, Don Hartman, with Leon Ames, Ethel Barrymore, Keefe Brasselle,
1952: [/ /1] Talk about a Stranger (The Enemy, The Stranger in the House (Working title)) (Cast: Robert Fontaine Sr), Directed by David Bradley, with Nancy Reagan, Billy Gray,
1952: [04.21] Walk East on Beacon (Cast), Directed by Alfred Werker, with Paul Andor, Finlay Currie, Virginia Gilmore,
1951: [/ /1] No Questions asked (Cast), Directed by Harold F. Kress, with Mari Blanchard, Arlene Dahl, Jean Hagen,
1949: [////1] Border incident (Cast: Jack Bearnes), Directed by Anthony Mann, with Howard Da Silva, James Mitchell, Ricardo Montalban,
1949: [/ /1] Battleground (Cast), Directed by William A. Wellman, with Leon Ames, Guy Anderson, Jim Arness,
1948: [03.25] The big city (Cast), Directed by Norman Taurog, with Margaret O'Brien, Lotte Lehmann,
1947: [/ /1] Cynthia (Cast: VAter), Directed by Robert Z. Leonard, with Mary Astor, Gene Lockhart, James Lydon,
1946: [01.24] Up Goes Maisie (Up She Goes) (Cast: Joseph Morton ), Directed by Harry Beaumont, with Ann Sothern, Hillary Brooke,
1944: [] Step Lively (Cast: Miller), Directed by Tim Whelan, with Frank Sinatra, Adolphe Menjou,
1944: [01.19] Broadway Rhythm (Cast: Johnny Demming), Directed by Roy del Ruth, with , Charles Winninger,
1943: [/ /1] This is the Army (Cast), Directed by Michael Curtiz, with Charles Butterworth, Dolores Costello, Rosemary DeCamp,
1942: [10/21] For me and my gal (Me and my gal, The Big Time) (Cast), Directed by Busby Berkeley, with Ben Blue, Mártha Eggerth, Judy Garland,
1941: [06/13] Tom Dick and Harry (Cast: Tom), Directed by Garson Kanin, with Ginger Rogers, Alan Marshall,
1940: [/ /1] Broadway Melody of 1940 (Cast: King Shaw), Directed by Norman Taurog, with Fred Astaire, Eleanor Powell,
1940: [] Little Nellie Kelly (Cast), Directed by Norman Taurog, with James Burke, Judy Garland, Forrester Harvey,
1940: [04.19] Two Girls on Broadway (Cast: Eddie Kerns), Directed by S. Sylvan Simon, with , Joan Blondell,
1938: [09.16] Hold That Co-ed (Hold That Girl) (Cast: Rusty Stevens), Directed by George Marshall, with John Barrymore, ,
1938: [08.05] A Letter of Introduction (Cast), Directed by John M. Stahl, with Adolphe Menjou, Andrea Leeds,
1938: [] Little Miss Broadway (Cast), Directed by Irving Cummings, with Claire du Brey, Shirley Temple, Jimmy Durante,
1935: [09.30] The public menace (Cast: Edward Joseph 'Red' Foster ), Directed by Erle C. Kenton, with Jean Arthur, Douglass Dumbrille,
1935: [07.26] After the Dance (Cast: Jerry Davis), Directed by Leo Bulgakov, with Nancy Carroll, Thelma Todd,
1935: [03.20] I'll Love You Always (Cast: Carl Brent), Directed by Leo Bulgakov, with Nancy Carroll, ,
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