Bernard Nedell
Biography
Bernard Jay Nedell (October 14, 1898 – November 23, 1972) was an American film actor. He appeared in 50 films between 1916 and 1972.
Known For
Personal Info
Known For
Acting
Known Credits
47
Gender
Male
Birthday
1898-10-14 (126 years old)
Place of Birth
New York City, New York, USA
Acting
1972
Hickey & Boggs as Used Car Salesman1953
The Other Wise Man as Not available1948
Albuquerque as Sheriff Ed Linton1948
The Loves of Carmen as Pablo1947
Monsieur Verdoux as Prefect of Police1947
The Lone Wolf in Mexico as Leon Dumont1946
Behind Green Lights as Walter Bard1946
Crime Doctor's Man Hunt as Waldo (as Bernerd Nedell)1945
Allotment Wives as Spike Malone1944
One Body Too Many as Attorney Morton Gellman1944
Maisie Goes to Reno as J.E. Clave1943
The Desperadoes as Jack Lester1943
Northern Pursuit as Tom Dagor1942
Ship Ahoy as Pietro Polesi1941
Ziegfeld Girl as Nick Capalini1941
The Feminine Touch as Subway Snake (uncredited)1940
Strange Cargo as Marfeu1940
Rangers of Fortune as Tod Shelby1940
So You Won't Talk? as Bugs Linaker1939
Fast and Furious as Ed Connors1939
Slightly Honorable as Pete Godena1939
They All Come Out as Clyde "Reno" Madigan1939
Secret Service of the Air as Earl 'Ace' Hemrich1939
Some Like It Hot as Stephen Hanratty1939
Lucky Night as Dusty Sawyer1939
Angels Wash Their Faces as William Kroner1939
Those High Grey Walls as Redlands1938
Mr. Moto's Gamble as Clipper McCoy1938
Exposed as Mike Romero1938
Come Across as Canarsy - Gang Leader1938
Oh, Boy! as Angelo Tonelli1938
The Live Wire as James Cody1936
First Offence as The Boss1935
Lazybones as Mike McCarthy1935
Heat Wave as Gen. Da Costa1934
The Girl in Possession as de Courville1933
Her Imaginary Lover as Davidson1932
The Innocents of Chicago as Tony Costello1931
Shadows as Press Rawlinson1930
The Call of the Sea as Ramon Tares1930
The Man from Chicago as Nick Dugan1929
The Return of the Rat as Not available1929
The Silver King as Capt. 'Spider' Skinner1928
A Knight in London as Prince Zalnoff1921
Bachelor Apartments as Janitor1918
Leap to Fame as Oscar1916
Ignorance as Francois