Who plays Peadar Conlan in The Key?

Peadar Conlan is played by Donald Crisp.

How is Peadar Conlan connected to other characters?

Peadar Conlan has 1 mapped relationships in The Key. Explore the interactive relationship map for details.

Peadar Conlan — The Key Character Profile

About Peadar Conlan

A notorious Sinn Féin member targeted by British forces. Captured by Capt. Kerr and sentenced to hang, he becomes the central bargaining chip for Capt. Kerr's life. His eventual release at 3 AM sparks town celebrations and triggers a British manhunt.

Character Facts

Played by: Donald Crisp
Appears in: The Key (1934)
Role: Supporting

Relationships (1)

Peadar Conlan — Power Sentencer — General C.O. Furlong (Halliwell Hobbes)
The General holds judicial power over the captured rebel.

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