Actor
1905 - 1985
Frank Faylen
Saint Louis, Missouri, USA
Frank Faylen (born Francis Charles Ruf) was an American stage, screen, and television actor. He is best remembered for his movie performances as the cynical male nurse in The Lost Weekend (1945) and Ernie the taxi driver in It's a Wonderful Life (1946), as well as for his... Read full bio →
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18 roles
Funny Girl
1968
North to Alaska
1960
Gunfight at the O.K. Corral
1957
Terror at Midnight
1956
7th Cavalry
1956
The Looters
1955
The Lone Gun
1954
Riot in Cell Block 11
1954
Red Garters
1954
99 River Street
1953
The Sniper
1952
The Lusty Men
1952
Hangman's Knot
1952
Fourteen Hours
1951
Detective Story
1951
The Eagle and the Hawk
1950
Francis
1950
Convicted
1950
Whispering Smith
1948
Race Street
1948
Blood on the Moon
1948
Welcome Stranger
1947
Variety Girl
1947
The Perils of Pauline
1947
Road to Rio
1947
To Each His Own
1946
The Blue Dahlia
1946
It's a Wonderful Life
1946
Blue Skies
1946
You Came Along
1945
The Lost Weekend
1945
The Affairs of Susan
1945
Masquerade in Mexico
1945
Incendiary Blonde
1945
See Here, Private Hargrove
1944
Andy Hardy's Blonde Trouble
1944
Address Unknown
1944
The Gang's All Here
1943
The Falcon Strikes Back
1943
Corvette K-225
1943
A Guy Named Joe
1943
Yankee Doodle Dandy
1942
The Pride of the Yankees
1942
The Palm Beach Story
1942
Somewhere I'll Find You
1942
Across the Pacific
1942
A-Haunting We Will Go
1942
The Reluctant Dragon
1941
Sergeant York
1941
Let's Go Collegiate
1941
H.M. Pulham, Esq.
1941
Come Live With Me
1941
Blossoms in the Dust
1941
They Drive by Night
1940
The Grapes of Wrath
1940
The Fighting 69th
1940
Edison, the Man
1940
City for Conquest
1940
The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle
1939
It's a Wonderful World
1939
Invisible Stripes
1939
Gone with the Wind
1939
Five Came Back
1939
The Invisible Menace
1938
They Won't Forget
1937
The Cherokee Strip
1937
The Case of the Stuttering Bishop
1937
San Quentin
1937
Marked Woman
1937
Kid Galahad
1937
Road Gang
1936
Bullets or Ballots
1936
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