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ActorAgeCheck - How old was this actor in
Poster of Castle on the Hudson

Castle on the Hudson

Release Date: Saturday, February 17 1940 (83 years ago)
Portrait of John GarfieldJohn Garfield
Tommy Gordon
John Garfield was:
26
Portrait of Ann SheridanAnn Sheridan
Kay Manners
Ann Sheridan was:
24
Portrait of Pat O’BrienPat O’Brien
Warden Walter Long
Pat O’Brien was:
40
Portrait of Burgess MeredithBurgess Meredith
Steve Rockford
Burgess Meredith was:
32
Portrait of Henry O'NeillHenry O'Neill
District Attorney
Henry O'Neill was:
48
Portrait of Jerome CowanJerome Cowan
Ed Crowley
Jerome Cowan was:
42
Portrait of Guinn "Big Boy" WilliamsGuinn "Big Boy" Williams
Mike Cagle
Guinn "Big Boy" Williams was:
40
Portrait of John LitelJohn Litel
Prison Chaplain
John Litel was:
47
Portrait of Margot StevensonMargot Stevenson
Ann Rockford
Margot Stevenson was:
26
Portrait of Willard RobertsonWillard Robertson
Ragan
Willard Robertson was:
54
Portrait of Edward PawleyEdward Pawley
Black Jack
Edward Pawley was:
38
Portrait of Billy WayneBilly Wayne
Pete
Billy Wayne was:
43
Portrait of Nedda HarriganNedda Harrigan
Mrs. Long
Nedda Harrigan was:
40
Portrait of Wade BotelerWade Boteler
Principal Keeper
Wade Boteler was:
51
Portrait of Barbara PepperBarbara Pepper
Goldie
Barbara Pepper was:
24
Portrait of Robert StrangeRobert Strange
Joe Morris
Robert Strange was:
58
Portrait of Eddie AcuffEddie Acuff
Bill - Prisoner Dispensing Clothing (uncredited)
Eddie Acuff was:
31
Portrait of Ernie AdamsErnie Adams
Kelner - the Fink (uncredited)
Ernie Adams was:
54
Portrait of Nat CarrNat Carr
Reporter (uncredited)
Nat Carr was:
53
Portrait of Eddy ChandlerEddy Chandler
Intake Guard (uncredited)
Eddy Chandler was:
45
Portrait of Loia CheaneyLoia Cheaney
Lady in Room 611 (uncredited)
Loia Cheaney was:
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Portrait of Cliff ClarkCliff Clark
Prison Guard Sergeant (uncredited)
Cliff Clark was:
50
Portrait of Richard ClaytonRichard Clayton
Elevator Operator (uncredited)
Richard Clayton was:
24
Portrait of Michael ConroyMichael Conroy
Newsboy (uncredited)
Michael Conroy was:
19
Portrait of Clyde CourtrightClyde Courtright
Train Conductor (uncredited)
Clyde Courtright was:
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Portrait of Alan DavisAlan Davis
Guard (uncredited)
Alan Davis was:
26
Portrait of Joe DowningJoe Downing
Gangster in Car (uncredited)
Joe Downing was:
36
Portrait of Ralph DunnRalph Dunn
Court Clerk Reading Verdict (uncredited)
Ralph Dunn was:
39
Portrait of Jay EatonJay Eaton
Dance Partner of 'Sweetheart' in Nightclub (uncredited)
Jay Eaton was:
40
Portrait of Frank FaylenFrank Faylen
Guard Who is Slugged (uncredited)
Frank Faylen was:
34
Portrait of Pat FlahertyPat Flaherty
Stretcher Attendant (uncredited)
Pat Flaherty was:
42
Portrait of James FlavinJames Flavin
Death Row Guard (uncredited)
James Flavin was:
33
Portrait of Brenda FowlerBrenda Fowler
Nurse (uncredited)
Brenda Fowler was:
57
Portrait of Edward GarganEdward Gargan
Death Row Guard (uncredited)
Edward Gargan was:
37
Portrait of Sol GorssSol Gorss
Silent Gangster in Car (uncredited)
Sol Gorss was:
31
Portrait of Oscar 'Dutch' HendrianOscar 'Dutch' Hendrian
First Prisoner (uncredited)
Oscar 'Dutch' Hendrian was:
44
Portrait of Howard HickmanHoward Hickman
The Judge (uncredited)
Howard Hickman was:
60
Portrait of Max Hoffman Jr.Max Hoffman Jr.
Warden's Clerk (uncredited)
Max Hoffman Jr. was:
37
Portrait of Stuart HolmesStuart Holmes
Jury Foreman (uncredited)
Stuart Holmes was:
55
Portrait of Robert HomansRobert Homans
Clyde Burton - the Detective Escort (uncredited)
Robert Homans was:
62
Portrait of William HopperWilliam Hopper
Reporter (uncredited)
William Hopper was:
25
Portrait of Paul HurstPaul Hurst
Guard (uncredited)
Paul Hurst was:
51
Portrait of Thomas E. JacksonThomas E. Jackson
Seated Reporter on Train (uncredited)
Thomas E. Jackson was:
53
Portrait of John Lester JohnsonJohn Lester Johnson
Black Prisoner (uncredited)
John Lester Johnson was:
46
Portrait of Eddie KaneEddie Kane
Nightclub Manager (uncredited)
Eddie Kane was:
50
Portrait of Willie KeelerWillie Keeler
Joe - Clerk in Dr. Ames' Office (uncredited)
Willie Keeler was:
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Portrait of John KellyJohn Kelly
Rockpile Convict (uncredited)
John Kelly was:
38
Portrait of Mike LallyMike Lally
Machine Shop Guard (uncredited)
Mike Lally was:
39
Portrait of Max MarxMax Marx
Prisoner (uncredited)
Max Marx was:
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Portrait of Frank MayoFrank Mayo
Visitor Room Guard (uncredited)
Frank Mayo was:
50
Portrait of Frank McCarrollFrank McCarroll
Prison Guard (uncredited)
Frank McCarroll was:
47
Portrait of Walter MillerWalter Miller
Frank - a Night Guard (uncredited)
Walter Miller was:
47
Portrait of Grant MitchellGrant Mitchell
Dr. Ames - the Psychologist (uncredited)
Grant Mitchell was:
65
Portrait of Howard M. MitchellHoward M. Mitchell
Policeman (uncredited)
Howard M. Mitchell was:
56
Portrait of Frank MoranFrank Moran
Cell Block Guard (uncredited)
Frank Moran was:
52
Portrait of Adrian MorrisAdrian Morris
Prisoner (uncredited)
Adrian Morris was:
33
Portrait of Philip MorrisPhilip Morris
Joe - Detective with Ragan in New York (uncredited)
Philip Morris was:
47
Portrait of Jack MowerJack Mower
Night Guard Shooting Tear Gas (uncredited)
Jack Mower was:
49
Portrait of Pat O'MalleyPat O'Malley
Guard (uncredited)
Pat O'Malley was:
49
Portrait of Lee PhelpsLee Phelps
Visitor Room Guard (uncredited)
Lee Phelps was:
46
Portrait of Frank PugliaFrank Puglia
Tony - Prisoner in Death Row (uncredited)
Frank Puglia was:
47
Portrait of Bob ReevesBob Reeves
(uncredited)
Bob Reeves was:
48
Portrait of Richard JamesRichard James
Guard (uncredited)
Richard James was:
28
Portrait of John J. RichardsonJohn J. Richardson
Prisoner (uncredited)
John J. Richardson was:
51
Portrait of John RidgelyJohn Ridgely
Intake Guard (uncredited)
John Ridgely was:
30
Portrait of Cliff SaumCliff Saum
Prison Intake Clerk (uncredited)
Cliff Saum was:
57
Portrait of Charles SherlockCharles Sherlock
Night Guard Shooting Tear Gas (uncredited)
Charles Sherlock was:
39
Portrait of George SorelGeorge Sorel
Nightclub Waiter (uncredited)
George Sorel was:
38
Portrait of Robert R. StephensonRobert R. Stephenson
Sailor (uncredited)
Robert R. Stephenson was:
39
Portrait of Julie StevensJulie Stevens
Telephone Operator (uncredited)
Julie Stevens was:
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Portrait of Harry StrangHarry Strang
Vistor's Room Guard (uncredited)
Harry Strang was:
47
Portrait of Charles SullivanCharles Sullivan
Double Talking Convict (uncredited)
Charles Sullivan was:
40
Portrait of Frank SullyFrank Sully
Second Prisoner (uncredited)
Frank Sully was:
31
Portrait of William TelarkWilliam Telark
Reporter (uncredited)
William Telark was:
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Portrait of Emmett VoganEmmett Vogan
Standing Reporter on Train (uncredited)
Emmett Vogan was:
46
Portrait of Dick WesselDick Wessel
Convict Messenger (uncredited)
Dick Wessel was:
26
Portrait of Ernest WhitmanErnest Whitman
Alexander '8 Ball' Hamilton (uncredited)
Ernest Whitman was:
46
Portrait of Tom WilsonTom Wilson
Convict in Yard (uncredited)
Tom Wilson was:
59
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