Irving Pichel
Biography
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.
Known For
How Green Was My Valley
1941
She Wore a Yellow Ribbon
1949
Jezebel
1938
Dracula's Daughter
1936
Cleopatra
1934
Juarez
1939
I'm No Angel
1933
They Won't Believe Me
1947
Westward Passage
1932
British Agent
1934
Tomorrow Is Forever
1946
The Story of Temple Drake
1933
Filmography
How Green Was My Valley
as Adult Huw (Voice) · 1941
She Wore a Yellow Ribbon
as Narrator (voice) (uncredited) · 1949
Jezebel
as Huger · 1938
Dracula's Daughter
as Sandor · 1936
Cleopatra
as Apollodorus · 1934
Juarez
as General Carbajal · 1939
I'm No Angel
as Clayton's Attorney (uncredited) · 1933
They Won't Believe Me
as Man in Courtroom (uncredited) · 1947
Westward Passage
as Harry Ottendorf · 1932
British Agent
as Sergei Pavlov · 1934
Tomorrow Is Forever
as Radio Commentator (Voice) · 1946
The Story of Temple Drake
as Lee Goodwin · 1933
Dick Tracy's G-Men
as Nicolas Zarnoff · 1939
The Road to Reno
as Robert Millet · 1931
The Moon Is Down
as Peder (Innkeeper) (uncredited) · 1943
Belle of the Yukon
as Narrator (uncredited) · 1944
She Was a Lady
as Marco · 1934
Wild Girl
as Rufe Waters · 1932
Before Dawn
as Police Radio Announcer (voice) (uncredited) · 1933
The Battle of Midway
as Narrator (voice) (uncredited) · 1942
There Goes My Heart
as Mr. Gorman · 1938
Rio
as Rocco · 1939
The Bride Wore Boots
as Steeplechase Announcer (uncredited) · 1946
Santa Fe
as Harned · 1951
Special Agent
as U.S. District Attorney · 1935
Cavalcade of the Academy Awards
as Self · 1940
Topper Takes a Trip
as Prosecutor · 1938
Down to the Sea
as Alex Fotakis · 1936
3 Kids and a Queen
as Kraft · 1935
Forgotten Commandments
as Prof. Marinoff · 1932
The Right To Romance
as Dr. Beck · 1933
Return of the Terror
as Daniel Burke · 1934
Two Kinds of Women
as Senator Krull · 1932
High, Wide and Handsome
as Mr. Stark · 1937
The Great Rupert
as Puzzled Pedestrian (uncredited) · 1950
I Am a Thief
as Count Carlo Trentini · 1934
King of the Jungle
as Corey · 1933
Destination Moon
as Off Screen Narrator of Woody Woodpecker Cartoon (voice) (uncredited) · 1950
The Billion Dollar Scandal
as Albert Griswold · 1933
Special Agent K-7
as Lester Owens · 1936
Fog Over Frisco
as Jake Bello · 1934
The Right to Love
as Caleb Evans · 1930
Happy Land
as Radio Announcer (voice) (uncredited) · 1943
December 7th
as Narrator (voice) (uncredited) · 1943
Night Flight
as Dr. Decosta · 1933
An American Tragedy
as District Attorney Orville Mason · 1931
The Maya Through the Ages
as Narrator · 1950
Murder by the Clock
as Philip Endicott · 1931
Glorious Hours
as Narrator (Archive Footage)
This Is Korea!
as Narrator · 1951
The Miracle Man
as Henry Holmes · 1932
The Woman Accused
as District Attorney Clark · 1933
Don't Gamble with Love
as Rick Collins · 1936
Such Women Are Dangerous
as Stanley · 1934
Exile Express
as Foreign Agent at Restaurant · 1939
Madame Butterfly
as Yamadori · 1932
The Silver Streak
as Bronte · 1934
The House of a Thousand Candles
as Anton Sebastian · 1936
Martin Luther
as Brueck · 1953
Oliver Twist
as Fagin · 1933
Hamlet, Act I: Scenes IV and V
as Claudius · 1933
The Great Commandment
as Jesus Christ (voice) · 1939
The Cheat
as Hardy Livingstone · 1931
That Justice Be Done
as Narrator (voice) · 1945
Newsboys' Home
as Tom Davenport · 1938
Armored Car
as Walinsky · 1937
Strange Justice
as L.D. Waters · 1932
The Mysterious Rider
as Cliff Harkness · 1933
Torture Ship
as Dr. Herbert Stander · 1939
Gambling Ship
as Professor · 1938
Join the Marines
as Col. Leonard · 1937
General Spanky
as Simmons · 1936
Old Hickory
as Bruce Renoir · 1939
The High Wall
as Doctor Nordhoff · 1952
The Painted Woman
as Robert Dunn, Lawyer · 1932