Frank Craven
Acting · Writing · Crew
Born August 24, 1875, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Filmography
- 2000The Many Faces of Dracula — Doctor Harry Brewster (archive footage
- 1991Dracula: A Cinematic Scrapbook — Doctor Harry Brewster (archive footage)
- 1946Colonel Effingham's Raid — Dewey
- 1945Forever Yours — Uncle Charles
- 1944Destiny — Clem Broderick
- 1944My Best Gal — Danny O'Hara
- 1944When the Lights Go On Again — Story
- 1943Dangerous Blondes — Inspector Joseph Clinton
- 1943Eyes Aloft — Ed Randall
- 1943Harrigan's Kid — Walter Garnet
- 1943Jack London — Old Tom
- 1943Keeper of the Flame — Docteur Fielding
- 1943Son of Dracula — Dr. Harry Brewster
- 1942Girl Trouble — Ambrose Murdock Flint
- 1942In This Our Life — Asa Timberlake
- 1942Pittsburgh — J.M. 'Doc' Powers
- 1942Thru Different Eyes — Steve Pettijohn
- 1941Harvests for Tomorrow — Narrator (voice)
- 1941The Lady from Cheyenne — Hank Foreman
- 1941The Richest Man in Town — Abb Crothers
- 1940City for Conquest — 'Old Timer'
- 1940Dreaming Out Loud — Dr. Walter Barnes
- 1940Our Town — Mr. Morgan, Writer
- 1939Miracles for Sale — Dad Morgan
- 1939Our Neighbors - The Carters — Doc Carter
- 1938Penrod and His Twin Brother — Mr. Schofield
- 1937Blossoms On Broadway — P. T. Quinterfield Sr.
- 1937Lest We Forget — Archive Footage
- 1937Penrod and Sam — Mr. Schofield
- 1937You're Only Young Once — Frank Redmond
- 1936Give Me Liberty — Dialogue Coach
- 1936Small Town Girl — Will "Pa" Brannan
- 1936The Harvester — Mr. Biddle
- 1935Annapolis Farewell — Writer
- 1935Barbary Coast — Col. Marcus Aurelius Cobb
- 1935Car 99 — Sheriff Peter Arnot
- 1935Vagabond Lady — "Spiggs" Spiggins
- 1934City Limits — John B. Matthews
- 1934He Was Her Man — Pop Sims, aka Jim Parker
- 1934Let's Talk It Over — Mr. Rockland
- 1934That's Gratitude — Bob Grant, Director, Writer
- 1934The Human Side — Writer
- 1933Her First Mate — Theatre Play
- 1933Sons of the Desert — Story
- 1933State Fair — Storekeeper, Additional Writing
- 1932Handle with Care — Radio Announcer, Screenplay
- 1932The First Year — Theatre Play
- 1929The Very Idea — Alan Camp, Director
- 1926The First Year — Writer
- 1925New Brooms — Theatre Play
Appearances as themselves (3)
- 1935Hollywood Hobbies — Himself
- 1933How to Break 90 #1: The Grip — Himself
- 1931How I Play Golf, by Bobby Jones No. 1: 'The Putter' — Self