Barry Kelley
Birthday: 1908-08-19
Deathday: 1991-06-15
Birthplace: Chicago, Illinois, USA
Gender: Male
Owned By: Unowned
Edward Barry Kelley (August 19, 1908 – June 5, 1991) was an American actor on Broadway in the 1930s and 1940s and in films during the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s. The heavy-set actor created the role of Ike in Oklahoma! on Broadway. A popular figure in film noir and crime films, he appeared in over 15 such pictures. His large size and acting range had him playing shyster lawyers, judges, detectives, and police officers.
Credits
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1969-05-14 | The Extraordinary Seaman | Admiral Barnwell |
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1968-12-23 | The Love Bug | Police Sgt. |
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1965-01-26 | How to Murder Your Wife | Club Member |
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1964-10-28 | Rio Conchos | Croupier |
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1964-06-24 | Robin and the 7 Hoods | Oscar Brockton (uncredited) |
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1962-10-24 | The Manchurian Candidate | Secretary of Defense |
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1962-05-18 | Jack the Giant Killer | Sigurd |
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1961-12-27 | The Clown and the Kid | Barker |
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1961-09-19 | Secret of Deep Harbor | Milo Fowler |
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1961-02-01 | Police Dog Story | Bert Dana |
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1960-07-07 | Elmer Gantry | Police Captain Holt |
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1960-01-02 | Ice Palace | Einer Wendt |
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1958-08-01 | Buchanan Rides Alone | Lew Agry |
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1957-12-11 | Gunfire at Indian Gap | Sheriff Daniel Harris |
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1957-11-17 | The Tall Stranger | Hardy Bishop |
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1957-09-26 | The Joker is Wild | Hugh McCarthy |
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1957-05-29 | Monkey on My Back | Big Ralph |
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1957-01-31 | The Wings of Eagles | Capt. Jock Clark |
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1956-12-21 | Accused of Murder | Police Capt. Art Smedley |
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1955-10-07 | Trial | Jim Brackett |
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1955-02-15 | New York Confidential | Robert Frawley |
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1955-02-01 | Women's Prison | Warden Brock |
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1954-09-01 | The Shanghai Story | Ricki Dolmine |
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1954-05-26 | The Long Wait | Tucker |
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1953-08-15 | Champ for a Day | Tom Healy |
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1953-07-31 | Vice Squad | Dwight Foreman |
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1953-06-27 | South Sea Woman | Col. Hickman |
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1953-05-15 | Remains to Be Seen | Lt. O'Flair |
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1953-05-13 | Law and Order | Fin Elder |
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1952-10-01 | Back at the Front | Brig. Gen. Dixon |
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1952-07-23 | Woman of the North Country | O'Hara |
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1952-07-17 | Carrie | Slawson |
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1951-09-24 | The Well | Sam Packard |
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1951-08-28 | Flying Leathernecks | Brigadier General |
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1951-05-01 | Francis Goes to the Races | Roy Square Deal Mallory |
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1950-11-16 | Southside 1-1000 | Bill Evans |
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1950-10-06 | The Killer That Stalked New York | Treasury Agent Johnson |
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1950-10-06 | Right Cross | Allan Goff |
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1950-08-24 | Force of Evil | Detective Egan |
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1950-07-01 | 711 Ocean Drive | Vince Walters |
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1950-06-06 | Love That Brute | Burly Lieutenant |
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1950-05-12 | The Asphalt Jungle | Lieutenant Ditrich |
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1950-04-08 | The Capture | Earl C. Mahoney, Finance Co. V.P. |
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1950-03-31 | Wabash Avenue | Bouncer |
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1950-03-12 | Black Hand | Capt. Thompson |
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1950-02-28 | Singing Guns | Mike Murphy |
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1949-11-16 | Fighting Man of the Plains | Slocum |
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1949-11-04 | The File on Thelma Jordon | District Attorney William Pierce |
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1949-09-05 | Red, Hot and Blue | Lieutenant Gorham |
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1949-07-17 | Too Late for Tears | Lt. Breach |
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1949-04-20 | Johnny Stool Pigeon | William McCandles |
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1949-04-15 | Mr. Belvedere Goes to College | Griggs |
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1949-04-01 | Ma and Pa Kettle | Mr. Victor Tomkins |
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1949-03-21 | The Undercover Man | Attorney Edward J. O'Rourke |
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1949-02-22 | Knock on Any Door | Judge Drake |