Michael Harvey

Characters played by Michael Harvey

Grat Dalton — Return of the Bad Men (1948)

Grat Dalton reunites with Wild Bill Doolin, Bob Dalton, and Emmett Dalton and participates in their planning for the territory after the army leaves. The group intends to obtain supplies by paying homesteaders and preserve neutrality, placing Grat within Doolin's wider outlaw scheme.

Sgt. Barnes — Berlin Express (1948)

Sgt. Barnes is an American soldier who has been with the nightclub entertainer connected to Dr. Bernhardt’s cigarette clue. When questioned by Robert Lindley and Lucienne, he reluctantly agrees to guide them to her home, but instead leads them to the abandoned brewery because he is secretly working with the kidnappers.

Jeff Wallace — The Price of Power (1969)

Jeff Wallace is one of the figures implicated in the conspiracy uncovered by Bill Willer. Bill learns that Wallace worked with the sheriff in the plot connected to the assassination and the false accusation against the prisoner, making him part of the network Bill must expose.

Dr. Stephens — Don't Look in the Basement (1973)

The secluded sanitarium's chief doctor who advocates letting patients act out their realities. He is seemingly killed by the patient known as the Judge, but his body is later found in the basement where Charlotte accidentally finishes off a still-living Stephens with a toy boat.

Career Overview

Michael Harvey has 14 screen credits in a career dating back to 1940. Signature works include The Velvet Trap, Don't Look in the Basement, Secretary Trouble. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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