Lloyd Whitlock

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Characters played by Lloyd Whitlock

Nominator (uncredited) — Hot Water (1937)

Official at a town meeting, proposes candidates.

Harris — The Lucky Texan (1934)

Harris is a local assayer and Joe Cole's criminal associate. Together they steal Jake 'Grandy' Benson's cattle, try to take his ranch through a deceptive document, and attempt to kill him. Harris later claims ownership of the ranch, but Grandy identifies him in court and captures him during the escape.

Mr. Gentry — West of the Divide (1934)

Mr. Gentry is the main criminal force behind the conspiracy. He is involved in rustling, plans to seize Fred Winters's ranch, seeks to take Fay Winters as his wife, and orders further attacks against the family. Ted Hayden aka Gat Ganns infiltrates his operation, exposes his crimes, and holds him for murder.

Steve Crane — Anybody's Blonde (1931)

Steve Crane is a local gangster who owns a popular nightclub and is Myrtle Devoe's lover. Seeking better betting odds, he tries to make boxer Jim Dorgan throw a match; when Dorgan refuses, Crane enlists Myrtle to distract him. After Dorgan's death, Crane tries to direct police suspicion toward Don O'Hara. Janet takes a job at his club and ultimately engineers a confrontation that reveals his involvement in the murder.

Abdul Bey — The Thrill Chaser (1923)

The primary antagonist in Arabia who seeks to seize the throne and win the girl. He engages in a direct struggle with Omar (posing as Prince Ahmed) but is ultimately defeated.

Bailey — Sparrows (1926)

Bailey is one of the kidnappers who brings Doris Wayne to the baby farm for concealment while awaiting ransom from Dennis Wayne. He returns for the baby after Molly's escape, then flees by boat and dies when the escape attempt ends in drowning.

Party Guest — Sky Murder (1940)

An unnamed guest appearing briefly at a social gathering.

'Freddy' Sutherland — Wild Honey (1922)

Vivienne's weak-willed friend exploited by Porthen to facilitate a trap. After Porthen's death, Freddy flees the scene out of fear of being falsely blamed for the murder.

Teddy Hamilton — The Triflers (1924)

Teddy is one of Marjorie's suitors and refuses to accept her rejection. Monte intervenes to save Marjorie from the unpleasant situation, after which she and Monte marry for mutual protection. Later, jealous when Marjorie and Peter declare their love, Teddy shoots them; their wounds are slight.

Major Crosby — Ride, Ranger, Ride (1936)

A former Texas Ranger whom Gene seeks out after escaping jail, along with the Governor of Texas. The plot identifies Crosby as part of the effort to restore the Texas Rangers, who are reinstated to protect the population. It gives no further details about his actions during the subsequent battle.

Career Overview

Lloyd Whitlock has 127 screen credits in a career dating back to 1917. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Nick Carter (Walter Pidgeon) Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include False Kisses, The Lucky Texan, The Widow in Scarlet. 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
127
Birth Date
1891-01-02
Birth Place
Springfield, Missouri, USA

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Universe traveler — spans 4 universes

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