Malcolm McGregor

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Characters played by Malcolm McGregor

Capt. Fritz von Tarlenheim — The Prisoner of Zenda (1922)

A trusted captain and defender of the crown. He helps identify Rassendyll's resemblance to the king and guards the imprisoned monarch at Zenda Castle. After the assassin attack, he rushes to the castle with crucial information and joins Sapt and Rassendyll in the final confrontation.

Dan Stone — Money to Burn (1926)

Dan Stone is the ship's doctor who meets and falls in love with Dolores Valdez during her voyage home from college. After a shipboard fight leads him to believe he has killed a man, he flees and seeks shelter on Dolores's island, where Manuel Ortego holds him captive. Dan escapes, discovers the counterfeiting operation in the chapel, interrupts Dolores's forced wedding, and sails with her for the United States.

David Page — Lady of the Night (1925)

David is Chunky's friend and an inventor who rescues Molly when Chunky is knocked down defending her at the dance hall. He perfects a device that can open any safe and sells it to bank directors, including Judge Banning. David dates Florence, but he does not realize that Molly loves him; his relationships with both women drive the romantic conflict.

Ted Benson — I'll Name the Murderer (1936)

A college friend of Tilton engaged to Vi. He is blackmailed by Nadia Renee and briefly suspected of her murder after a confrontation with a stiletto. He eventually surrenders to protect himself while Tilton investigates.

Jack Dugan — It Must Be Love (1926)

A man Fernie meets at a dance whom she believes works in finance. He proposes to her but later declares he purchased a delicatessen business, inadvertently forcing Fernie to reevaluate her romantic choice and consider her father's original suggestion.

Peter Wyndham — Broken Chains (1922)

A wealthy man who fails to stop a jewelry theft, prompting him to flee to the west to work at his father's lumber mill. He later finds and romances Mercy Boone, ultimately summoning the courage to fight her abusive husband to protect her.

Dan O'Neil — Flaming Waters (1925)

Dan O'Neil moves to Oil City with his mother to find Jasper Thorne, who swindled her. Dan outmaneuvers Thorne in an oil deal and buys a well that becomes a gusher. When the oil catches fire and a flood of burning oil spreads, Dan rescues his mother and Doris Laidlaw, winning Doris's affection.

Edward 'Teddy' Luton — The Circle (1925)

Teddy is Elizabeth Cheney's lover and the man she considers leaving Arnold to join. When Elizabeth asks how he would respond to a rival taking her away, he declares that he would blacken one eye and close the other, persuading her of his passion. Arnold, disguised as the chauffeur, later confronts and punches him before taking Elizabeth back.

Tom Stone — Idle Tongues (1924)

Tom is the son of Cyrenus Stone and wants to marry Faith Copeland. Their relationship is complicated by the hostility between his father and Faith's father, Copeland, who has opposed the match. Dr. Nye intervenes and forces Copeland to approve the marriage.

Earl Ramsdale — The Vanishing American (1925)

Earl Ramsdale is an Army captain who comes west during World War I to find horses Booker was supposed to have purchased from Native Americans at a fair price. His search brings the Army’s need for horses into the reservation conflict involving Nophaie and Booker.

Jim Martin — Happiness C.O.D. (1935)

Jim Martin is Carroll Sherridan's boyfriend. He has been separated from his wife since she became an invalid after a car accident. When Carroll offers to marry him in exchange for money for her father, Jim refuses because he does not want such a bargain to spoil their relationship. After his wife dies, he anonymously pays off the Sherridans' mortgage.

Career Overview

Malcolm McGregor has 48 screen credits in a career dating back to 1922. Signature works include Buck Privates, Money to Burn, All the Brothers Were Valiant. 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
48
Birth Date
1892-10-12
Birth Place
Newark, New Jersey, USA

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