Dick Hogan

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Characters played by Dick Hogan

David Kentley — Rope (1948)

The victim and former classmate of Brandon and Phillip. Strangled to death and hidden in a wooden chest before the dinner party. His strange absence and failure to contact his family drive the guests' growing anxiety and suspicion throughout the evening.

Tom Grover — Shed No Tears (1948)

Sam's son from a prior marriage, Tom hires Stewart to investigate his father's apparent death, unaware that Sam is alive. He follows Sam without recognizing him and later takes the $5,000 Sam sends as a suspected bribe to the police. Tom regrets helping expose his father's crime, but Sam says he would rather face the law than be blackmailed.

Larry — Five Came Back (1939)

Larry is the steward aboard the Silver Queen. During the storm, a loose gas cylinder opens a door and Tommy falls toward it; Larry grabs the child and passes him to another passenger. The aircraft then lurches, causing Larry to fall through the open door and die.

Jack - College Student — Charlie Chan in Reno (1939)

Cameo college student in the Reno case.

Bellhop — Mexican Spitfire Out West (1940)

Hotel porter carrying luggage and facilitating guest movements during chaotic scenes.

Willie McCorkle — Pot o' Gold (1941)

Molly's younger brother who, along with Horace, discovers Jimmy's true identity while he substitutes on the radio. He assists the group in devising the scheme to send C.J. on vacation.

Cadet Sgt. Eddie Loughlin — Beyond Glory (1948)

A West Point classmate and wartime friend of Rocky, Loughlin testifies at the hearing about Rocky's endurance of academy training, particularly during his plebe year while recovering from war wounds. His account supports Rocky's character against the accusation of bullying and hazing.

Boy in Car (uncredited) — The Mummy's Tomb (1942)

Uncredited child passenger in a vehicle during travel scenes.

Tommy Stewart — Cinderella Swings It (1943)

A local bandleader who cannot enlist until he graduates, Tommy works with a female friend to organize a show supporting the USO. With Scattergood's encouragement, he helps Betty take part, and a romance develops between them as she prepares to perform.

Vince Sanders — One Crowded Night (1940)

Vince is the gas station attendant in town and Annie's local admirer. Annie dislikes the town and longs to return to Duluth, so his affection initially goes against her plans. By the end of the film, the two decide to begin a relationship, giving Vince a personal connection to Mae's family and a hopeful resolution alongside the other couples.

Don Bell — Mug Town (1942)

Steve's brother who works at the storage facility. He secretly works for gangsters by leaking information on valuable shipments. He orchestrates a plan to use Tommy as a fall-guy, which the other boys work to prevent.

Career Overview

Dick Hogan has 33 screen credits in a career dating back to 1937. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Scattergood Baines with 1 titles. Signature works include Rope, The White Cliffs of Dover, Prairie Law. 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
33
Birth Date
1917-11-27
Birth Place
Little Rock, Arkansas, USA

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 5 universes

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