Pat Boone

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Characters played by Pat Boone

Walter Wesley — God's Not Dead 2 (2016)

A family member supporting Grace Wesley's legal case.

Alexander 'Alec' McKuen — Journey to the Center of the Earth (1959)

Lindenbrook's admiring student and the young man in love with Lindenbrook's niece. He helps uncover the hidden message, joins the expedition, survives an arm wound inflicted by the hostile rival, and later marries his beloved.

‘Old Pro’ Will Dunn — The Mulligan (2022)

Will is an experienced, unconventional golf mentor who challenges Paul to look beyond scores and consider what his choices say about his life. He introduces Paul to NATO golf when Paul is close to giving up, and his encouragement helps Paul find renewed enjoyment in the game and embrace faith, forgiveness, and change.

Wayne Frake — State Fair (1962)

The son of Abel and Melissa Frake. He travels with his family to the State Fair in Texas and becomes romantically involved with Emily Porter, a singer at the fair.

Nick Conover — April Love (1957)

A Chicago youth sent to live with his aunt and uncle in Kentucky as a condition of parole after a joyriding conviction. Though initially unfamiliar with horses, he earns the trust of Tugfire, trains as a harness racer, and wins at the fair. He is attracted to Fran before realizing he loves Liz.

George Stedman — The Perils of Pauline (1967)

Raised Pauline after finding her as a baby in a basket. Promised to return for her after being expelled from the orphanage. Contracted a disease in Africa while attempting to save her. Later brainwashed to forget her and sent to a Swiss sanitarium, where he eventually regained his memory. Finally rescued Pauline from an escaped gorilla in Venice and married her.

Andy Paxton — The Yellow Canary (1963)

An arrogant pop idol whose infant son Bobby is kidnapped. He attempts to handle the ransom, interrogates suspects with his bodyguard, and ultimately returns to an inn with his wife to rescue their baby, shooting the kidnapper in the process.

John J. 'Jack' Robinson — The Horror of It All (1964)

American encyclopedia salesman who visits the Marley mansion to propose to Cynthia. He faces multiple assassination attempts while investigating the family's $1 million inheritance. After being knocked unconscious by Cynthia, he recovers in a hospital and uncovers the truth about the real killer.

Arthur 'Beau' Beaumont — Bernardine (1957)

Arthur "Beau" Beaumont is one of Sanford Wilson's school-age pals at Wingate High School. He belongs to the group that races cars and boats, spends time at the Shamrock Club, and jokingly invents a dream girl named Bernardine. When Sanford faces romantic and school problems, Beau and the other friends try to help, though their efforts do not go as planned.

Eddie — The Main Attraction (1962)

A singing drifter seeking to travel the world. After being fired from a café job, he joins a visiting circus, assists ventriloquist Gina with her act, and they become lovers. He later falls for fellow performer Tessa, triggering jealousy from Gina's ex-husband Bozo. Following a violent confrontation, Eddie flees fearing he killed Bozo, reunites with Tessa on a bus, and returns to the circus.

Career Overview

Pat Boone has 64 screen credits in a career dating back to 1944. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently God's Not Dead with 1 titles. Signature works include The Cross and the Switchblade, All Hands on Deck, Journey to the Center of the Earth. 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
64
Birth Date
1934-06-01 00:00:00
Birth Place
Jacksonville, Florida, USA

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 3 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q342778), public domain (CC0).