Walter McGrail
Walter B. McGrail (October 19, 1888 – March 19, 1970) was an American film actor. He appeared in more than 150 films between 1916 and 1951. Besides feature films, he appeared in The Scarlet Runner, a 12-chapter serial.
McGrail was born in Brooklyn, New York, and died in San Francisco, California, at the age of 81.
Acted in
And Then There Were Four
1950
as Tom McCall
A Double Life
1947
Bowery at Midnight
1942
as Coroner (uncredited)
Riders of the West
1942
as Miller, the Banker
Billy the Kid Trapped
1942
as Judge Jack McConnell
Dick Tracy vs. Crime Inc.
1941
as Junction Heavy 1 / Marine Captain
Appointment for Love
1941
as Stoddard (uncredited)
Along the Rio Grande
1941
as Cattle Buyer (uncredited)
Mysterious Doctor Satan
1940
as Stoner
Marked Men
1940
as Doctor
Billy the Kid Outlawed
1940
as Judge Fitzgerald
The Grapes of Wrath
1940
as Gang Leader (uncredited)
My Little Chickadee
1940
as Townsman (uncredited)
The Green Hornet
1940
as Dean
Calling All Marines
1939
as Capt. Chester
The Sun Never Sets
1939
as Henchman DaCosta
Stagecoach
1939
as Capt. Sickel (uncredited)
In Old Montana
1939
as Joe Allison
Code of the Fearless
1939
as Ranger Captain Rawlins
On the Great White Trail
1938
as Garou
Held For Ransom
1938
as Donnelly
Tell Your Children
1938
as The Boss (uncredited)
West of Rainbow's End
1938
as George Reynolds aka Johnson
The Shadow Strikes
1937
as Winstead Comstock
Ten Laps to Go
1936
as Drake - DeSylva's Mechanic
The Accusing Finger
1936
as Guard
Special Agent K-7
1936
as Vincent 'Lanny' Landers
Sunset Range
1935
as Grant
Men of the Night
1934
as Louie
A Demon for Trouble
1934
as Dyer
The World Moves On
1934
as The Duallist (1825)
Police Call
1933
as Dr. James A. Gordon
State Trooper
1933
as Burman
Robbers' Roost
1932
as Henchman Brad
Vanity Street
1932
as Detective Hanson (uncredited)
McKenna of the Mounted
1932
as Inspector Oliver P. Logan
The Red Shadow
1932
Union Depot
1932
as Pickpocket (uncredited)
Under Eighteen
1932
as Gregg (uncredited)
Night Beat
1931
as Martin Andrews
Murder by the Clock
1931
as Herbert Endicott
Night Nurse
1931
as The Drunk
Seas Beneath
1931
as Chief Joe Cobb
Part Time Wife
1930
as Johnny Spence
River's End
1930
as Martin
The Pay-Off
1930
as Emory
The Last of the Duanes
1930
as Bland
Anybody's War
1930
as Captain Davis
Women Everywhere
1930
as Lieutenant of Legionnaires
Soldiers and Women
1930
as Capt. Arnold
Men Without Women
1930
as Cobb
The Lone Star Ranger
1930
as Phil Lawson
River of Romance
1929
as Major Patterson
The Veiled Woman
1929
as Diplomatic Attaché
Blockade
1928
as Hayden
The Play Girl
1928
as David Courtney
Midnight Madness
1928
as Childers
American Beauty
1927
as Claverhouse
Old San Francisco
1927
as Vasquez's Grandson - in Prologue
The City
1926
as Jim Hannock
Across the Pacific
1926
as Capt. Grover
Marriage License?
1926
as Marcus Heriot
The Combat
1926
as Milton Symmons
When the Door Opened
1925
as Clive Grenfal
A Son of His Father
1925
as Holdbrook
Havoc
1925
as Roddy Dunton
The Teaser
1925
as Roderick Caswell
The Scarlet West
1925
as Lt. Harper
Adventure
1925
as Tudor
The Mad Marriage
1925
The Dancers
1925
as The Argentine
Is Love Everything?
1924
as Boyd Carter
Unguarded Women
1924
as Larry Trent
A Son of the Sahara
1924
Lights Out
1923
as Sea Bass
The Eleventh Hour
1923
as Dick Manley
Where the North Begins
1923
as Gabrielle Dupree
Is Divorce a Failure?
1923
as Kelcey Barton
Suzanna
1923
as Ramón
Nobody's Money
1923
as Frank Carey
The Kentucky Derby
1922
as Ralph Gordon
The Top of New York
1922
as Emery Gray
The Cradle
1922
as Courtney Webster
Her Mad Bargain
1921
as David Leighton
The Invisible Fear
1921
as Arthur Comstock
Pilgrims of the Night
1921
as Gilbert Hannaway
Playthings of Destiny
1921
Darling Mine
1920
as Roger Davis
Life's Twist
1920
as Steven De Koven
The Country Cousin
1919
as George Tewksbury Reynolds III
The Adventure Shop
1919
as Josephus Potts, Jr.
The Black Secret
1919
as Ray McKay
The Song of the Soul
1918
as Dr. Evans
Brown of Harvard
1918
as Gerald Thorne
Womanhood, the Glory of the Nation
1917
as Count Dario
Lights of New York
1916
as Hawk Chovinski