Birthday

1882-09-30

Died

1956-10-02

Birthplace

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Gender

Male

Known For

Acting

George Bancroft

George Bancroft was an American screen actor of the 1920s and 1930s.

Acting Credits

The Docks of New York

Bill Roberts

Stagecoach

Marshal Curly Wilcox

Mr. Deeds Goes to Town

MacWade

Thunderbolt

Thunderbolt Jim Lang

Angels with Dirty Faces

Mac Keefer

Teeth

Dan Angus

Blood Money

Bill Bailey

Each Dawn I Die

Prison Warden John Armstrong

Underworld

Bull Weed

The Skin Game

Second Stranger

Wedding Present

Pete Stagg

North West Mounted Police

Jacques Corbeau

Whistling in Dixie

Sheriff Claude Stagg

Young Tom Edison

Samuel 'Sam' Edison

Texas

Windy Miller

Syncopation

Steve Porter

The Bugle Sounds

'Russ' Russell

The Showdown

Cardan

When the Daltons Rode

Caleb Winters

Racketeers in Exile

William Waldo

Scandal Sheet

Mark Flint

Rulers of the Sea

Capt. Oliver

The Prodigal Judge

Cavendish

The Splendid Road

Buck Lockwell

Green Hell

Jim 'Tex' Morgan

Ladies Love Brutes

Joe Forziati

Lady and Gent

Percival 'Slag' Bailey

Hollywood Out-takes and Rare Footage

Self (archive footage) (uncredited)

John Meade's Woman

Tim Mathews

Submarine Patrol

Capt. Leeds

White Gold

Sam Randall

Going Hollywood: The '30s

(archive footage)

The Runaway

Lesher Skidmore

Land of Liberty

(archive footage)

Derelict

Bill Rafferty

Old Ironsides

Gunner

Little Men

Major I.I. Burdle

Espionage Agent

Dudley Garrett

The Deadwood Coach

Tex Wilson

The Pony Express

Jack Slade

Paramount on Parade

Mug

The Rough Riders

Happy Joe

The World and the Flesh

Kylenko

The Rainbow Trail

Jake Willets

A Doctor's Diary

Dr. Clem Driscoll

Screen Snapshots (Series 10, No. 8)

Self

The Mighty

Blake Greeson

The Drag Net

Two-Gun Nolan

The Wolf of Wall Street

The Wolf

Sea Horses

Cochran

Driven

Lem Tolliver

Rich Man's Folly

Brock Trumbull

Code of the West

Enoch Thurman

Hell-Ship Morgan

Captain Ira 'Hell-Ship' Morgan

The Enchanted Hill

Ira Todd

Too Many Crooks

Bert the Boxman