
Actor
George Raft
Born September 26, 1901 in Los Angeles, California, USADied November 25, 198076 films
George Raft (born George Ranft; September 26, 1901 – November 24, 1980) was an American film actor and dancer identified with portrayals of gangsters in crime melodramas of the 1930s and 1940s. A stylish leading man in dozens of movies, today Raft is mostly known for his gangster roles in the original Scarface (1932), Each Dawn I Die (1939), and Billy Wilder's 1959 comedy Some Like It Hot, as a dancer in Bolero (1934), and a truck driver in They Drive by Night (1940).
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First watchSome Like It Hot19598.1as Spats ColomboIn Prohibition-era Chicago, musicians Joe and Jerry witness a mob hit, and flee the state in an all-female band disguised as Josephine and Daphne, but further complications set in.View filmEssential films
Ranked by acclaim and reachFilmography
76 films as actor- 1980The Man with Bogart's FacePetey Cane
- 1972Deadhead MilesGeorge Raft
- 1972Hammersmith Is OutGuido Scartucci
- 1968SkidooCaptain Garbaldo
- 1967Five Golden DragonsDragon #2
- 1967Casino RoyaleGeorge Raft
- 1966The Upper HandCharles Binnaggio
- 1964The PatsyGeorge Raft
- 1964For Those Who Think YoungDetective (uncredited)
- 1960Ocean's ElevenJack Strager
- 1959Jet Over The AtlanticStafford
- 1959Some Like It HotSpats Colombo
- 1956Around the World in 80 DaysSaloon Bouncer
- 1955A Bullet for JoeyJoe Victor
- 1954Black WidowDetective Bruce
- 1954Rogue CopDan Beaumonte
- 1953The Man From CairoMike Canelli
- 1952Escape RouteSteve Rossi
- 1952Loan SharkJoe Gargen
- 1951I'll Get You for ThisNick Cain
- 1950We Will All Go to ParisGeorge Raft
- 1950Riviera DreamGeorge Raft
- 1949A Dangerous ProfessionVince Kane
- 1949Red LightJohnny Torno
- 1949Johnny AllegroJohnny Allegro
- 1949Outpost in MoroccoPaul Gerard
- 1948Race StreetDan Gannin
- 1947IntrigueBrad Dunham
- 1947Christmas EveMario Torio
- 1946NocturneJoe Warne
- 1946Mr. AceEddie Ace
- 1946Whistle StopKenny Veech
- 1945Johnny AngelJohnny Angel
- 1945Nob HillTony Angelo
- 1944Follow the BoysTony West
- 1943Background to DangerJoe Barton
- 1943Stage Door CanteenGeorge Raft
- 1942BroadwayGeorge Raft
- 1941ManpowerJohnny Marshall
- 1940They Drive by NightJoe Fabrini
- 1940The House Across the BaySteve Larwitt
- 1939Invisible StripesCliff Taylor
- 1939Each Dawn I Die'Hood' Stacey
- 1939I Stole a MillionJoe Lourik
- 1939The Lady's from KentuckyMarty Black
- 1938Spawn of the NorthTyler Dawson
- 1938You and MeJoe Dennis
- 1937Souls at SeaPowdah
- 1936Yours for the AskingJohnny Lamb
- 1936It Had to HappenEnrico Scaffa
- 1935She Couldn't Take ItJoe "Spot" Ricardi
- 1935Every Night at EightTops Cardona
- 1935The Glass KeyEd Beaumont
- 1935Stolen HarmonyRay Ferraro
- 1935RumbaJoe Martin
- 1934Limehouse BluesHarry Young
- 1934The Trumpet BlowsManuel Montes
- 1934BoleroRaoul De Baere
- 1934All of MeHoney Rogers
- 1933The BowerySteve Brodie
- 1933Midnight ClubNick Mason
- 1933Pick-upHarry Glynn
- 1932Under-Cover ManNick Darrow
- 1932If I Had a MillionEddie Jackson
- 1932Night After NightJoe Anton
- 1932Madame RacketeerJack Houston
- 1932Night WorldEd Powell
- 1932ScarfaceGuino Rinaldo
- 1932Dancers in the DarkLouie Brooks
- 1932Taxi!William Kenny (uncredited)
- 1931Palmy DaysJoe
- 1931Hush MoneyMaxie
- 1931Quick MillionsJimmy Kirk
- 1929Side StreetGeorgie Ames (uncredited)
- 1929Gold Diggers of BroadwayDancer (uncredited)
- 1929Queen of the Night ClubsGigola







