
Actor
Edmond O'Brien
Born September 10, 1915 in New York City, New York, USADied May 9, 198585 films
Edmond O'Brien (September 10, 1915 – May 9, 1985) was an Academy Award-winning American film actor who is perhaps best remembered for his role in D.O.A. (1950). His many memorable films included The Killers, White Heat, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance and The Wild Bunch.
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He also co-starred with Richard Rust in the NBC legal drama Sam Benedict, which aired during the 1962-1963 television season.
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The best way into Edmond O'Brien's work
First watchThe Man Who Shot Liberty Valance19627.8as Dutton PeabodyQuestions arise when Senator Stoddard attends the funeral of a local man named Tom Doniphon in a small Western town.View filmEssential films
Ranked by acclaim and reachFilmography
85 films as actor- 2018The Other Side of the WindPat Mullins
- 2000Déjà-Vu
- 197499 and 44/100% DeadUncle Frank Kelly
- 1973Lucky LucianoCommissioner Harry J. Anslinger
- 1973Isn't It Shocking?Justin Oates
- 1972They Only Kill Their MastersGeorge
- 1972JigsawDet. Ed Burtelson
- 1971What's a Nice Girl Like You...?Morton Stillman
- 1971River of MysteryR.J. Twitchell
- 1970The IntrudersCol. William Bodeen
- 1970Dream No EvilTimothy MacDonald
- 1969The Love God?Osborn Tremaine
- 1969The Wild BunchFreddie Sykes
- 1967The OutsiderMarvin Bishop
- 1967To Commit a MurderSphax (publisher)
- 1967The ViscountRicco Barone
- 1966The Doomsday FlightThe Man
- 1966Fantastic VoyageGeneral Carter
- 1965The Further Adventures of GallegherJefferson Crowley
- 1965SynanonChuck Dederich
- 1965SylviaOscar Stewart
- 1964The Hanged ManArnie Seeger
- 1964Rio ConchosPardee
- 1964Seven Days in MaySen. Raymond Clark
- 1962The Longest DayGen. Raymond D. Barton
- 1962Birdman of AlcatrazTom Gaddis
- 1962The Man Who Shot Liberty ValanceDutton Peabody
- 1962Moon PilotMcClosky aka 'Mac'
- 1960The Great ImpostorCapt. Glover - HMCS Cayuga
- 1960The 3rd VoiceThe Voice
- 1960The Last VoyageSecond Engineer Walsh
- 1959The Ambitious OneMike Buchanan
- 1959Up PeriscopeCommander Paul Stevenson
- 1958Sing Boy SingJoseph Sharkey
- 1958The World Was His JuryDavid Carson
- 1957Stopover TokyoGeorge Underwood
- 1957The Big LandJoe Jagger
- 1957The ComedianAl Preston
- 1956The Girl Can't Help ItMarty 'Fats' Murdock
- 1956The RackLt. Col. Frank Wasnick
- 1956A Cry in the NightDan Taggart
- 1956D-Day the Sixth of JuneLt. Col. Alexander Timmer
- 1956A Ticket for Thaddeus
- 19561984Winston Smith of the Outer Party
- 1955Pete Kelly's BluesFran McCarg
- 1955Dark StrangerRay Ericson
- 1954The Barefoot ContessaOscar Muldoon
- 1954The Shanghai StoryDaniel Maynard
- 1954Shield for MurderDet. Lt. Barney Nolan
- 1953The BigamistHarry Graham / Harrison Graham
- 1953China VentureCapt. Matt Reardon
- 1953Julius CaesarCasca
- 1953Cow CountryBen Anthony
- 1953Man in the DarkSteve Rawley
- 1953The Hitch-HikerRoy Collins
- 1952The Turning PointJohn Conroy
- 1952Denver and Rio GrandeJim Vesser
- 1952The Greatest Show on EarthMidway Barker at End (uncredited)
- 1951Silver CityLarkin Moffat
- 1951WarpathJohn Vickers
- 1951Two of a KindMichael "Lefty" Farrell
- 1951The Redhead and the CowboyMaj. Dunn Jeffers (Union intelligence officer)
- 1950Between Midnight and DawnOfficer Dan Purvis
- 1950The Admiral Was a LadyJimmy Stevens
- 1950711 Ocean DriveMal Granger
- 1950BackfireSteve Connolly
- 1949D.O.A.Frank Bigelow
- 1949Under CapricornNarrator (voice) (uncredited)
- 1949White HeatVic Pardo
- 1949Task ForceRadio Announcing Pearl Harbor Attack (voice) (uncredited)
- 1948An Act of MurderDavid Douglas
- 1948Fighter SquadronMaj. Ed Hardin
- 1948For the Love of MaryLt. Tom Farrington
- 1948Another Part of the ForestBenjamin Hubbard
- 1947A Double LifeBill Friend
- 1947Something in the WindLt. Tom Farrington
- 1947The WebBob Regan
- 1946The KillersJim Reardon
- 1944Winged VictoryIrving Miller
- 1943The Amazing Mrs. HollidayTom Holliday
- 1942Powder TownJ. Quincy 'Penji' Pennant
- 1942Obliging Young Lady'Red' Reddy, aka Professor Stanley
- 1941Parachute BattalionWilliam Mayberry Burke
- 1941A Girl, a Guy, and a GobStephen Herrick
- 1939The Hunchback of Notre DameGringoire







