Paul Stewart

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Characters played by Paul Stewart

Raymond — Citizen Kane (1941)

Kane’s butler at Xanadu who recounts the aftermath of Susan Alexander Kane’s departure. He explains that Kane violently destroyed the contents of Susan’s former bedroom, then calmed and wept after finding a snow globe and saying “Rosebud,” providing an important clue to the word’s meaning.

Carl Evello — Kiss Me Deadly (1955)

Carl Evello is a gangster seeking the same mysterious box as Mike Hammer. He receives Mike at his mansion, briefly considers making a deal, and then orders his associates to seize him. At the beach house, Carl questions the captive Mike, but Mike overpowers him and tricks Sugar Smallhouse into killing him.

Charlie LeGrand — King Creole (1958)

Charlie LeGrand is the honest owner of the King Creole club, described as the only local nightspot not controlled by Maxie Fields. After hearing Danny perform "Trouble" at The Blue Shade, he offers him a singing job. Danny accepts and later refuses Maxie's offer out of loyalty to Charlie.

Zepp — Mr. Lucky (1943)

Joe Adams' treacherous business partner. After cheating at a gambling match to win draft avoidance, he fails his physical exam. During the charity ball, he discovers Joe's plan to donate the money, forces him at gunpoint to collect the loot, and is subsequently shot dead by Joe.

Bert Townsend — Deep in My Heart (1954)

An associate of J.J. Shubert who offers Sigmund Romberg a lucrative five-year contract but refuses to give him artistic control. He repeatedly rejects Romberg's script for Maytime and later becomes involved in the violet prank that causes a temporary break between Romberg and Lillian Harris.

Attorney Stone — We're Not Married! (1952)

Attorney Stone represents Eve Melrose in her attempt to exploit Freddie Melrose financially. Working with Eve after a staged adultery incident, he informs Freddie that Eve could claim half his assets in a divorce and supports demands for even more, including threats of criminal charges, until the invalid marriage notice undermines the case.

Detective Karni — The Juggler (1953)

A police detective assigned to track down the fugitive Hans Muller. He successfully locates Hans and, alongside Ya'El, manages to de-escalate his panic, helping him acknowledge his need for psychological help and surrender peacefully.

Earl Boettiger — Appointment with Danger (1950)

The ruthless leader of the criminal gang responsible for Gruber's murder and the planned $1 million theft. He runs the local hotel, executes his own member Soderquist for disobedience, and ultimately dies in the final police shootout after his robbery plot is foiled.

Joe Lye — Hell on Frisco Bay (1955)

One of Victor Amato's henchmen, Lye is ordered to murder Mario and reluctantly follows the command. His loyalty turns against Amato after he learns the mob boss made a pass at Kay Stanley, whom Lye loves, and struck her after she rejected him. Lye later kills Connors and confronts Amato.

Harry Thompson — Deadline - U.S.A. (1952)

A reporter at The Day. Part of Hutcheson's investigative team digging into the murder and gangland corruption threatening the newspaper's survival.

Julio — Johnny Eager (1941)

Julio is Johnny's underling who participates in the staged attack designed to deceive Lisbeth. He later defects to Halligan, forcing Johnny to seize him at gunpoint in order to prove the deception. Julio escapes, joins the final conflict, and is killed by Johnny.

Whitey Lake — Walk Softly, Stranger (1950)

Whitey Lake is Chris's petty-criminal associate and robbery partner. He meets Chris in another city, helps steal $200,000 from Bowen, and later returns broke and frightened while being pursued. Chris hides him at Mrs. Brentman's house, but Whitey searches for the stolen money and becomes convinced that Chris intends to kill him before he is ultimately killed himself.

Career Overview

Paul Stewart has 74 screen credits in a career dating back to 1937. Signature works include Citizen Kane, Kiss Me Deadly, In Cold Blood. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

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Gender
male
Known Credits
74
Birth Date
1908-03-13
Birth Place
New York City, New York, USA

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