John T. Murray

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Characters played by John T. Murray

Ham Actor (uncredited) — Broadway Melody of 1940 (1940)

Uncredited performer delivering exaggerated theatrical lines.

Don Davis — The Hardys Ride High (1939)

A supporting figure associated with the Hardy family's Detroit inheritance adventure.

Calloway — Night Work (1930)

Current head window dresser who sarcastically credits Willie for the store displays, indirectly triggering Willie's unexpected promotion.

Mons. Chaumier, an Irate Husband — God's Gift to Women (1931)

An outraged husband who arrives at Toto's bedroom intent on shooting him. He leaves peacefully once Dr. Dumont reveals Toto's supposedly fatal heart condition.

Albert J. Sayre — The Lady in Scarlet (1935)

An antique dealer who sells a clock to Dr. Boyer and is found dead in his office. He had been watching his wife and paid a man to follow her, while secretly running a profitable business selling fake antiques through Dyker. His murder sets the investigation and family conflict in motion.

Otto Krayler — True Confession (1937)

Otto Krayler is a wealthy and prominent businessman who offers Helen Bartlett a suspiciously high-paying secretary position. At his apartment office he makes sexual advances, which Helen resists before fleeing. Krayler is then found murdered, and the investigation and trial revolve around whether Helen killed him in self-defense.

Don Davis — Andy Hardy Gets Spring Fever (1939)

Local figure or authority, involved in civic or legal matters

Simon — Great God Gold (1935)

Simon is a lawyer who joins Nitto in proposing that John Hart use his reputation to make money in receiverships. The summary provides no further details about his personal relationships or actions.

Count Talleyrand — Alexander Hamilton (1931)

A French diplomat and statesman, Talleyrand supports Hamilton's political positions and defends his honor while arguing with Jefferson, Monroe, and former soldiers in a tavern. He later invites Hamilton to go on a spree while Betsy is away, but Hamilton declines and stays home.

Marvin — Down on the Farm (1938)

Local farmhand or acquaintance in rural comedy scenes.

Otis Hooper — Sally (1925)

Otis Hooper is an American theatrical agent who sees Sally dance at the cafe resort. Recognizing her potential, he suggests that she pose as a Russian dancer at a fete. Sally agrees and makes a big hit, setting in motion the opportunity that leads to Ziegfeld offering her a Broadway contract.

Hamilton — Sonny Boy (1929)

Sonny Boy's father engaged in a bitter custody dispute with Mary. He attempts to remove the child to Europe by hiring a detective, but after mistakenly attacking a lawyer over a misunderstanding, he and Mary ultimately reconcile and resolve their conflict.

Career Overview

John T. Murray has 68 screen credits in a career dating back to 1924. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Andy Hardy Collection with 3 titles. Signature works include The Wrong Miss Wright, Satires, Galloping Ghosts. 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
68
Birth Date
1886-08-28
Birth Place
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Known For

Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 5 universes

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