Irving Pichel
Birthday: 1891-06-24
Deathday: 1954-07-13
Birthplace: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
Gender: Male
Owned By: Unowned
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Irving Pichel (June 24, 1891 – July 13, 1954) was an American actor and film director. He married Violette Wilson, daughter of Jackson Stitt Wilson, a Methodist minister and Socialist mayor of Berkeley, California. Her sister was actress Viola Barry. The Pichels had three sons, Pichel Wilson, Julian Irving, and Marlowe Agnew.
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Credits
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1953-05-08 | Martin Luther | Brueck |
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1952-01-01 | The High Wall | Doctor Nordhoff |
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1951-04-01 | Santa Fe | Harned |
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1950-03-01 | The Great Rupert | Puzzled Pedestrian (uncredited) |
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1947-07-16 | They Won't Believe Me | |
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1946-06-05 | The Bride Wore Boots | Steeplechase Announcer (uncredited) |
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1946-02-20 | Tomorrow Is Forever | Radio Commentator (Voice) |
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1943-11-10 | Happy Land | Radio Announcer (voice) (uncredited) |
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1943-03-14 | The Moon Is Down | Peder (Innkeeper) (uncredited) |
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1941-10-28 | How Green Was My Valley | Adult Huw (Voice) |
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1939-12-23 | Old Hickory | Bruce Renoir |
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1939-10-28 | Torture Ship | Dr. Herbert Stander |
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1939-10-02 | The Great Commandment | Jesus Christ (voice) |
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1939-09-29 | Rio | Rocco |
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1939-09-02 | Dick Tracy's G-Men | Nicolas Zarnoff |
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1939-06-10 | Juarez | General Carbajal |
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1939-05-27 | Exile Express | Victor |
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1938-12-29 | Topper Takes a Trip | Prosecutor |
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1938-12-24 | Newsboys' Home | Tom Davenport |
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1938-12-16 | Gambling Ship | Professor |
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1938-10-14 | There Goes My Heart | Mr. Gorman |
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1938-03-26 | Jezebel | Huger |
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1937-07-21 | High, Wide and Handsome | Mr. Stark |
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1937-06-01 | Armored Car | Walinsky |
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1937-01-25 | Join the Marines | Col. Leonard |
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1936-12-11 | General Spanky | Simmons |
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1936-05-30 | Down to the Sea | Alex Fotakis |
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1936-05-11 | Dracula's Daughter | Sandor |
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1936-05-04 | Special Agent K-7 | Lester Owens |
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1936-04-02 | The House of a Thousand Candles | Anton Sebastian |
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1936-02-28 | Don't Gamble with Love | Rick Collins |
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1935-10-21 | 3 Kids and a Queen | Kraft |
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1935-09-14 | Special Agent | U.S. District Attorney |
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1934-12-21 | The Silver Streak | Bronte |
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1934-11-24 | I Am a Thief | Count Carlo Trentini |
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1934-10-05 | Cleopatra | Apollodorus |
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1934-09-15 | British Agent | Sergei Pavlov |
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1934-08-22 | She Was a Lady | Marco |
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1934-07-07 | Return of the Terror | Daniel Burke |
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1934-06-08 | Such Women Are Dangerous | Stanley |
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1934-06-02 | Fog Over Frisco | Jake Bello |
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1933-11-17 | The Right To Romance | Dr. Beck |
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1933-10-06 | I'm No Angel | Clayton's Attorney (uncredited) |
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1933-10-06 | Night Flight | Dr. Decosta |
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1933-08-04 | Before Dawn | Police Radio Announcer (voice) (uncredited) |
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1933-05-06 | The Story of Temple Drake | Lee Goodwin |
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1933-04-04 | Hamlet, Act I: Scenes IV and V | Claudius |
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1933-03-10 | King of the Jungle | Corey |
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1933-02-28 | Oliver Twist | Fagin |
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1933-02-17 | The Woman Accused | District Attorney Clark |
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1933-01-30 | The Mysterious Rider | Cliff Harkness |
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1933-01-06 | The Billion Dollar Scandal | Albert Griswold |
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1932-12-30 | Madame Butterfly | Yamadori |
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1932-11-09 | Wild Girl | Rufe Waters |
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1932-10-07 | Strange Justice | L.D. Waters |
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1932-08-20 | The Painted Woman | Robert Dunn, Lawyer |
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1932-05-27 | Westward Passage | Harry Ottendorf |
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1932-05-22 | Forgotten Commandments | Prof. Marinoff |
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1932-04-01 | The Miracle Man | Henry Holmes |
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1932-01-16 | Two Kinds of Women | Senator Krull |
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1931-11-28 | The Cheat | Hardy Livingstone |
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1931-09-25 | The Road to Reno | Robert Millet |
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1931-08-22 | An American Tragedy | District Attorney Orville Mason |
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1931-07-21 | Murder by the Clock | Philip Endicott |
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1930-12-27 | The Right to Love | Caleb Evans |