Conrad Nagel

Conrad Nagel

Birthday: 1897-03-15
Deathday: 1970-02-24
Place of birth: Keokuk, Iowa, USA
Also know as: John Conrad Nagel

Bio

Conrad Nagel was an American stage and film actor, as well as radio and television performer and host. He was a matinee idol and star of the Silent cinema era and beyond. He was a founding member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and served as its President from 1932 to 1933. He was also a founding member of the Screen Actors Guild.

Movies with Conrad Nagel

Tin Hats

1926
As Jack Benson
There You Are!

1926
As George Fenwick
The Kiss

1929
As André Dubail
Prospecting for Petroleum

1946
As The Voice of Oil (voice)
The Hollywood Revue of 1929

1929
As Self - Master of Ceremonies
The Fighting Chance

1920
As Stephen Siward
All That Heaven Allows

1955
As Harvey
The Vicious Circle

1948
As Karl Nemesch
Ann Vickers

1933
As Lindsey Atwell
The Divorcee

1930
As Paul
Wedding Present

1936
As Roger Dodacker
East Lynne

1931
As Robert Carlyle
Kongo

1932
As Kingsland
Hidden Fear

1957
As Arthur Miller
Dance Madness

1926
As Roger Halladay
Adventures of Rusty

1945
As Hugh Mitchell
The Ordeal

1922
As Dr. Robert Acton
The Mysterious Lady

1928
As Capt. Karl von Raden
Stage Struck

1948
As Police Lt. Williams
The Thirteenth Chair

1929
As Richard Crosby
Divorce In The Family

1932
As Dr. Phil Shumaker
The Bad Sister

1931
As Dr. Dick Lindley
The Reckless Hour

1931
As Edward 'Eddie' Adams
The Constant Woman

1933
As Walt Underwood
The Marines Are Coming

1934
As Capt. Edward 'Ned' Benton
The Pagan Lady

1931
As Ernest Todd
Dangerous Corner

1934
As Robert Chatfield
Son of India

1931
As William Darsay
Glorious Betsy

1928
As Jérôme Bonaparte
Redemption

1930
As Victor Karenin
Hell Divers

1932
As Duke Johnson
Dynamite

1929
As Roger Towne
One Romantic Night

1930
As Dr. Nicholas Haller
Numbered Men

1930
As 26521
The Waning Sex

1926
As Philip Barry
Bank Alarm

1937
As Alan O'Connor
Yellow Cargo

1936
As Alan O'Connor
Lawful Larceny

1923
As Andrew Dorsey
Sacred and Profane Love

1921
As Emilie Diaz, a pianist
The Right of Way

1930
As Charley 'Beauty' Steele
Tess of the D'Urbervilles

1924
As Angel Clare
Sun-Up

1925
As Rufe
I Want a Divorce

1940
As David Holland Sr.
The Man Who Understood Women

1959
As G.K. Brody
The Gold Racket

1937
As Alan O'Connor
Navy Spy

1937
As Alan O'Connor
A Stranger in My Arms

1959
As Harley Beasley
The Ship from Shanghai

1930
As Howard Vazey
Fast Life

1932
As Burton
Three Who Loved

1931
As John Hanson
Name the Man

1924
As Victor Stowell
The Idle Rich

1929
As William van Luyn
A Lady Surrenders

1930
As Winthrop Beauvel
Checking Out: Grand Hotel

2004
As Self (archive footage)
A Trip to Paramountown

1922
As Self
The Exquisite Sinner

1926
As Dominique Prad
Death Flies East

1935
As John Robinson Gordon
The Lost Romance

1921
As Allen Erskine, M.D
Nice People

1922
As Scotty White
Midsummer Madness

1921
As Julian Osborne
Today

1930
As Fred Warner
Saturday Night

1922
As Richard Prentiss
The Michigan Kid

1928
As Jimmy Cowan, the Michigan Kid
Three Weeks

1924
As Paul Verdayne
Tenderloin

1928
As Chuck White
London After Midnight

2002
As Arthur Hibbs (archive footage)
London After Midnight

1927
As Arthur Hibbs
One New York Night

1935
As Kent
Unseen Forces

1920
As Clyde Brunton
The Only Thing

1925
As Harry Vane, Duke of Chevenix
That's Entertainment!

1974
As (archive footage) (uncredited)
The Man Called Back

1932
As Dr. David Yorke
Quality Street

1927
As Dr. Valentine Brown
The Girl from Mandalay

1936
As John Foster
Forbidden Fruit

1921
As Actor In Play 'Forbidden Fruit' (uncredited)
The Rejected Woman

1924
As John Leslie
Forever Yours

1945
As Dr. Randall
Bella Donna

1923
As Nigel Armine
The Fatal Impulse

1960
As Mayor Walker Wylie
One Million B.C.

1940
As Narrator
Lights of Old Broadway

1925
As Dirk de Rhonde
The Voice of Hollywood

1930
As
Caught in the Fog

1928
As Bob Vickers
State Street Sadie

1928
As Ralph Blake
Pretty Ladies

1925
As Maggie's Dream Lover
Life in Hollywood No. 7

1927
As Himself
The Terror

1928
As Credits Narrator (voice) (uncredited)
The Redeeming Sin

1929
As Dr. Raoul de Boise
Kid Gloves

1929
As Kid Gloves
Du Barry, Woman of Passion

1930
As Cosse de Brissac
Ball at Savoy

1936
As John Egan, posing as Baron Dupont
The Snob

1924
As Herrick Appleton
One Hour Late

1934
As Stephen Barclay
Singed Wings

1922
As Peter Gordon
Slightly Used

1927
As Major John Smith
The Girl from Chicago

1927
As Handsome Joe
What Every Woman Knows

1921
As John Shand
Free Love

1930
As Stephen Ferrier
Heaven on Earth

1927
As Edmond Durand
Memory Lane

1926
As Jimmy Holt
Diamond Handcuffs

1928
As John
Second Wife

1930
As Walter Fairchild
If I Were Single

1927
As Ted Howard
Married Flirts

1924
As Perley Rex
Little Women

1918
As Laurie Laurence
Cheaper to Marry

1925
As Dick Tyler
The Mad Empress

1939
As Maximilian
Fool's Paradise

1921
As Arthur Phelps
Dangerous Journey

1944
As Narrator
The Sacred Flame

1929
As Col. Maurice Taylor
Excuse Me

1925
As Harry Mallory
So This Is Marriage?

1924
As Peter Marsh
The Impossible Mrs. Bellew

1922
As John Helstan
Westinghouse Presents: The Dispossessed

1961
As General George Crook
The Rendezvous

1923
As Walter Stanford
Lizard's Leg and Owlet's Wing

1962
As
Redhead

1919
As Matthew Thurlow
Red Wine

1928
As Charles H. Cook
The Lion and the Mouse

1919
As Jefferson Ryder

TV Shows with Conrad Nagel

Hollywood Preview

1955
As Self - Host
The 20th Century Fox Hour

1955
As William T. Stinson
Perry Mason

1957
As Nathan Claver
Route 66

1960
As
Climax!

1954
As Mr. Diamond
Robert Montgomery Presents

1950
As Norman Maine
Bat Masterson

1958
As Harry Varden
Dr. Kildare

1961
As Governor Matthew Evans
Matinee Theater

1955
As
Playwrights '56

1955
As Mr. President
ABC Stage 67

1966
As Mr. Mallory
Studio One

1948
As Richard Elton
Ben Casey

1961
As Mr. Schutz
Mr. Lucky

1959
As Julius Rutherford-Shank
Thriller

1960
As Mayor Walker Wylie
Naked City

1958
As Darrington
The Lieutenant

1963
As Admiral Terence Havener
Gunsmoke

1955
As Major
Studio One

1948
As Dr. Thorne
Studio One

1948
As Professor Anson
The Silver Theatre

1949
As Self- Host
What's My Line?

1950
As Self

Production Credits

Love Takes Flight

1937
As Director