From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Irving Pichel (June 24, 1891 – July 13, 1954) was an American actor and film director. He married Violette Wilson, daughter of Jackson Stitt Wilson, a Methodist minister and Socialist mayor of Berkeley, California. Her sister was actress Viola Barry. The Pichels had three sons, Pichel Wilson, Julian Irving, and Marlowe Agnew. Description above from the Wikipedia article Irving Pichel, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Filmography

• 1954Day of Triumph — Director
• 1953Martin Luther — Brueck, Director
• 1952The High Wall — Doctor Nordhoff
• 1951Santa Fe — Harned, Director
• 1951This Is Korea! — Narrator
• 1950Destination Moon — Off Screen Narrator of Woody Woodpecker Cartoon (voice) (uncredited), Director
• 1950Quicksand — Director
• 1950The Great Rupert — Puzzled Pedestrian (uncredited), Director
• 1950The Maya Through the Ages — Narrator
• 1949She Wore a Yellow Ribbon — Narrator (voice) (uncredited)
• 1949Without Honor — Director
• 1948Mr. Peabody and the Mermaid — Director
• 1948The Miracle of the Bells — Director
• 1947Something in the Wind — Director
• 1947They Won't Believe Me — Man in Courtroom (uncredited), Director
• 1946Colonel Effingham's Raid — Director
• 1946O.S.S. — Director
• 1946Temptation — Director
• 1946The Bride Wore Boots — Steeplechase Announcer (uncredited), Director
• 1946Tomorrow Is Forever — Radio Commentator (Voice), Director
• 1945A Medal for Benny — Director
• 1945That Justice Be Done — Narrator (voice)
• 1944And Now Tomorrow — Director
• 1944Belle of the Yukon — Narrator (uncredited)
• 1943December 7th — Narrator (voice) (uncredited)
• 1943Happy Land — Radio Announcer (voice) (uncredited), Director
• 1943The Moon Is Down — Peder (Innkeeper) (uncredited), Director
• 1942Life Begins at Eight-Thirty — Director
• 1942Secret Agent of Japan — Director
• 1942The Battle of Midway — Narrator (voice) (uncredited)
• 1942The Pied Piper — Director
• 1941Dance Hall — Director
• 1941How Green Was My Valley — Adult Huw (Voice)
• 1941Swamp Water — Producer
• 1940Earthbound — Director
• 1940Hudson's Bay — Director
• 1940The Man I Married — Director
• 1939Dick Tracy's G-Men — Nicolas Zarnoff
• 1939Exile Express — Foreign Agent at Restaurant
• 1939Juarez — General Carbajal
• 1939Old Hickory — Bruce Renoir
• 1939Rio — Rocco
• 1939The Great Commandment — Jesus Christ (voice), Director
• 1939Torture Ship — Dr. Herbert Stander
• 1938Gambling Ship — Professor
• 1938Jezebel — Huger
• 1938Newsboys' Home — Tom Davenport
• 1938There Goes My Heart — Mr. Gorman
• 1938Topper Takes a Trip — Prosecutor
• 1937Armored Car — Walinsky
• 1937High, Wide and Handsome — Mr. Stark
• 1937Join the Marines — Col. Leonard
• 1937Larceny on the Air — Director
• 1937The Duke Comes Back — Director
• 1937The Sheik Steps Out — Director
• 1936Beware Of Ladies — Director
• 1936Don't Gamble with Love — Rick Collins
• 1936Down to the Sea — Alex Fotakis
• 1936Dracula's Daughter — Sandor
• 1936General Spanky — Simmons
• 1936Special Agent K-7 — Lester Owens
• 1936The Gentleman from Louisiana — Director
• 1936The House of a Thousand Candles — Anton Sebastian
• 19353 Kids and a Queen — Kraft
• 1935She — Director
• 1935Special Agent — U.S. District Attorney
• 1934British Agent — Sergei Pavlov
• 1934Cleopatra — Apollodorus
• 1934Fog Over Frisco — Jake Bello
• 1934I Am a Thief — Count Carlo Trentini
• 1934Return of the Terror — Daniel Burke
• 1934She Was a Lady — Marco
• 1934Such Women Are Dangerous — Stanley
• 1934The Silver Streak — Bronte
• 1933Before Dawn — Police Radio Announcer (voice) (uncredited), Director
• 1933Hamlet, Act I: Scenes IV and V — Claudius
• 1933I'm No Angel — Clayton's Attorney (uncredited)
• 1933King of the Jungle — Corey
• 1933Night Flight — Dr. Decosta
• 1933Oliver Twist — Fagin
• 1933The Billion Dollar Scandal — Albert Griswold
• 1933The Mysterious Rider — Cliff Harkness
• 1933The Right To Romance — Dr. Beck
• 1933The Story of Temple Drake — Lee Goodwin
• 1933The Woman Accused — District Attorney Clark
• 1932Forgotten Commandments — Prof. Marinoff
• 1932Madame Butterfly — Yamadori
• 1932Strange Justice — L.D. Waters
• 1932The Miracle Man — Henry Holmes
• 1932The Most Dangerous Game — Director
• 1932The Painted Woman — Robert Dunn, Lawyer
• 1932Two Kinds of Women — Senator Krull
• 1932Westward Passage — Harry Ottendorf
• 1932Wild Girl — Rufe Waters
• 1931An American Tragedy — District Attorney Orville Mason
• 1931Murder by the Clock — Philip Endicott
• 1931The Cheat — Hardy Livingstone
• 1931The Road to Reno — Robert Millet
• 1930The Right to Love — Caleb Evans
• Glorious Hours — Narrator (Archive Footage)

Appearances as themselves (1)

• 1940Cavalcade of the Academy Awards — Self