John Lund

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Characters played by John Lund

Col. Lindsay — White Feather (1955)

A US Cavalry officer overseeing the peace mission and resettlement. He commands the troops, escalates military readiness upon the war declaration, leads the search for the renegade warriors, and later receives Tanner's declaration regarding Appearing Day.

Maj. Jim Colton — The Battle at Apache Pass (1952)

Honorable Army officer advocating for fair treatment and peaceful coexistence with Apaches.

Val McNulty — The Mating Season (1951)

Val is Ellen McNulty's son and Maggie Carleton's husband, whose research makes an important business contract possible. Embarrassed by his mother's humble background and Maggie's snobbery, he allows Ellen to pose as a chef, then struggles to repair the damage before reconciling with Maggie.

Bill Harkness — No Man of Her Own (1950)

Bill is the elder brother of Hugh Harkness and becomes attached to Helen after she is accepted as Hugh's widow. When Stephen threatens her, Bill helps dispose of the body and conceal evidence, accepting Helen's troubled past because he loves her. He ultimately learns that she did not kill Stephen.

Al — My Friend Irma Goes West (1950)

A scheming con artist determined to get rich quickly and promote Steve's singing career. He orchestrates the move-in of Steve and Seymour, later attempts to set up Steve for a TV contract, and eventually moves the group to Las Vegas after a producer turns out to be dangerous. He ultimately raises the ransom money to rescue Irma.

John Stacy — If a Man Answers (1962)

John is Chantal's conservative Boston father and an antiques dealer who met Germaine in Paris. He worries about his daughter's romantic life, attacks Gene after seeing Chantal's revealing modeling outfit, and remains suspicious about the supposed lover. He is eventually revealed to have participated in the deception with Gene and Adam.

Al — My Friend Irma (1949)

Al is a con artist who works to promote Steve's entertainment career and promises Seymour greater recognition in their act. When the Hollywood trip falls apart, he takes the group to Las Vegas to find work at a casino. After Irma is kidnapped, Al tries to raise the $50,000 ransom, connecting his schemes and ambitions to the group's troubles.

Elliott Carson — Night Has a Thousand Eyes (1948)

An oil geologist and Jean Courtland's boyfriend who saves her from a suicide attempt. He investigates John Triton's background and discovers crucial evidence linking the assassination plot to the oil workers.

Bill Carter — Affair in Reno (1957)

Bill Carter is J.B. Del Monte's public relations man, carrying one hundred thousand dollars when Deke and Pete attempt to rob him. He investigates Gloria Del Monte's situation, survives repeated schemes, loses and recovers the money through gambling, and escapes with Nora Ballard after their mutual attraction becomes clear.

Father Joseph McIntyre — Battle Stations (1956)

A Catholic priest serving in the US Navy, he is stationed aboard the aircraft carrier and is introduced to the ship by Buck Fitzpatrick. As the crew trains at sea, he becomes a friendly presence and gradually earns their trust. The Captain explains the ship's history to him, making McIntyre a point of connection between the crew and its command.

John Carter (aka Hamilton) — Dakota Incident (1956)

A bank clerk falsely accused of a robbery committed by Johnny's gang. He joins the stagecoach journey to track the outlaws and clear his name. Delirious from heat and thirst, he briefly confronts Johnny before succumbing to his injuries, prompting Johnny to promise to recover the stolen funds and restore his reputation.

Govern Sturges — Five Guns West (1955)

Govern Sturges takes control of the pardoned prisoners during their Confederate mission in the Western territory. Although he appears to lead the gang, he is secretly an undercover Confederate army officer. He protects Shalee when the men quarrel over her, and the two gradually become close before the stagecoach confrontation.

Career Overview

John Lund has 29 screen credits in a career dating back to 1946. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently My Friend Irma Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Woman They Almost Lynched, High Society, White Feather. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
29
Birth Date
1911-02-07
Birth Place
Rochester, New York, USA

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 3 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q725637), public domain (CC0).