Charles Murphy
- Known For
- Acting
- Born
- December 12, 1881 in Independence, Missouri, USA
- Died
- June 11, 1942
- Active Years
- 1920–1956 (37 Years)
- Total Credits
- 77 credits in database
Acting Born Dec 12, 1881 Died Jun 11, 1942 Independence, Missouri, USA 77 credits
Biography
Charles Murphy works in acting. Born December 12, 1881 in Independence, Missouri, USA. Died June 11, 1942. Archytele tracks 77 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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Frequent co-stars
Career timeline
Savage Fury
Border Patrol
In Old CaliforniaBandit RangerLost CanyonOverland MailThe Silver Bullet
TexasSecret of the WastelandsDoomed CaravanStick to Your GunsBury Me Not on the Lone Prairie
One Night in the TropicsThe Villain Still Pursued HerWhen the Daltons RodeAdventures of Red RyderBad Man from Red Butte
Destry Rides AgainDick Tracy's G-MenNew FrontierYou Can't Cheat an Honest ManMutiny on the Blackhawk
ExposedThe Road to RenoThe Jury's SecretCassidy of Bar 20Pride of the West
The Westland CaseThe Man Who Found HimselfNorth of the Rio GrandeTim Tyler's LuckBorder Cafe
Night WaitressThe Adventures of Frank MerriwellDangerous Waters
Bride of FrankensteinThe Call of the SavageStone of Silver CreekBorder Brigands
The Red RiderSmoking Guns
The Range Feud
Spell of the CircusRadiomanía
The Great Circus Mystery
Single HandedSouls for SaleRed Lights
The Man Of The ForestThe Man Tamer
The U.P. TrailThe Dwelling Place of Light
Back to God's Country
The Jaguar TrapThe Guardian's DilemmaThe Jungle Stockade
Full Filmography
77 titles- Savage Fury (1956) as Grubb, sadistic sailor
- Border Patrol (1943) as Cowhand
- In Old California (1942) as Saloon Patron
- Bandit Ranger (1942) as Cattle Rustler (uncredited)
- Lost Canyon (1942) as Posse Rider
- Overland Mail (1942) as Townsman
- The Silver Bullet (1942) as Murder-Reporter
- Down Texas Way (1942) as Henchman Bert
- Texas (1941) as Cattleman at Meeting
- Secret of the Wastelands (1941) as Henchman
- Doomed Caravan (1941) as Fiesta Guest
- Stick to Your Guns (1941) as Henchman
- Bury Me Not on the Lone Prairie (1941) as Barfly
- Outlaws of the Desert (1941) as Cowhand Pete
- Sheriff of Tombstone (1941) as Miner
- Border Vigilantes (1941) as Vigilante
- Nevada City (1941) as The Bartender
- One Night in the Tropics (1940) as Drunk in Court (uncredited)
- The Villain Still Pursued Her (1940) as Lamplighter (uncredited)
- When the Daltons Rode (1940) as Tim
- Adventures of Red Ryder (1940) as Stage Driver #2
- Bad Man from Red Butte (1940) as Townsman
- Three Men from Texas (1940) as Stage Guard
- The Showdown (1940) as Townsman
- Destry Rides Again (1939) as Townsman (uncredited)
- Dick Tracy's G-Men (1939) as Stopes
- New Frontier (1939) as Mailman Zeke
- You Can't Cheat an Honest Man (1939) as Lon - Roustabout (uncredited)
- Mutiny on the Blackhawk (1939) as (uncredited)
- Zorro's Fighting Legion (1939) as Pepito - Carriage Driver
- Heritage of the Desert (1939) as Wedding Guest
- The Lone Ranger Rides Again (1939) as Townsman in Voting Line
- The Oregon Trail (1939) as Tompkins
- Sunset Trail (1939) as Stage Guard #2
- Silver on the Sage (1939) as Barfly
- Oklahoma Frontier (1939) as Bartender
- Exposed (1938) as Bum
- The Road to Reno (1938) as Mike
- The Jury's Secret (1938) as Flood Victim
- Cassidy of Bar 20 (1938) as Tex, leader of Texas gang
- Pride of the West (1938) as Ed
- Midnight Intruder (1938) as Truck Driver (uncredited)
- Bar 20 Justice (1938) as Murphy
- The Mexicali Kid (1938) as Posse Rider
- The Westland Case (1937) as Mr. Washington, - Bookkeeper
- The Man Who Found Himself (1937) as Hobo
- North of the Rio Grande (1937) as Waltzer
- Tim Tyler's Luck (1937) as Henchman
- Border Cafe (1937) as Rustler (uncredited)
- The Mighty Treve (1937) as Jailer
- Romance of the Rockies (1937) as Sheriff
- Radio Patrol (1937) as Hobo-Henchman
- Black Aces (1937) as Townsman
- Night Waitress (1936) as Gangster
- The Adventures of Frank Merriwell (1936) as Yacht Crewman
- Dangerous Waters (1936) as Sailor (uncredited)
- Bride of Frankenstein (1935) as Guard (uncredited)
- The Call of the Savage (1935) as Grubb, Freighter's Mate
- Stone of Silver Creek (1935) as Barfly
- Border Brigands (1935) as Henchman
- The Red Rider (1934) as Art
- Smoking Guns (1934) as Ranger
- The Range Feud (1931)
- Spell of the Circus (1930) as Hank Harris
- Radiomanía (1930) as Streetcar Conductor
- The Great Circus Mystery (1925) as (as Carlo De Bernardi)
- Single Handed (1923) as Foreman
- Souls for Sale (1923) as Boss Canvasman (uncredited)
- Red Lights (1923) as The Henchman
- The Man Of The Forest (1921) as Snake Anson
- The Man Tamer (1921) as Tim Murphy
- The U.P. Trail (1920) as Larry "Red" King
- The Dwelling Place of Light (1920) as Guido Antonelli
- Back to God's Country (1919) as The Half-Breed
- The Jaguar Trap (1915)
- The Guardian's Dilemma (1915) as Capt. Carlos Bernardo
- The Jungle Stockade (1915) as King Lomba
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Charles Murphy best known for?
Charles Murphy is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Border Patrol (1943), Lost Canyon (1942), The Innes Book of Records (1979), Secret of the Wastelands (1941).
When and where was Charles Murphy born?
Charles Murphy was born on December 12, 1881 in Independence, Missouri, USA. They passed away on June 11, 1942.
How many credits does Charles Murphy have?
Charles Murphy has accumulated over 77 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1920 to 1956.
Charles Murphy by the numbers
77credits
77films
0TV series
1915–1956active years
Age in their best-rated roles
- Bride of Frankenstein (1935) as Guard (uncredited) — aged about 53
- North of the Rio Grande (1937) as Waltzer — aged about 55
- Adventures of Red Ryder (1940) as Stage Driver #2 — aged about 58
- Three Men from Texas (1940) as Stage Guard — aged about 58
- Heritage of the Desert (1939) as Wedding Guest — aged about 57
- Silver on the Sage (1939) as Barfly — aged about 57
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