Roger Pryor

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Characters played by Roger Pryor

District Attorney Drake — The Man They Could Not Hang (1939)

District Attorney Drake is one of the surviving officials summoned to Dr. Henryk Savaard's house by messages attributed to Judge Bowman. Once Savaard reveals himself and seals the guests inside, Drake becomes one of the people endangered by the revenge plan and shares the growing realization that the gathering is a deadly trap.

Dan Miller — A Fugitive from Justice (1940)

Dan Miller is an investigator assigned by the insurance company that holds a $1,000,000 policy on Lee Leslie. Working with his partner, Ziggy, he is sent to find Lee and help protect the company’s financial interests by ensuring Lee stays alive. His search places him in the pursuit surrounding Lee, who is wanted by the police and gangsters.

Danny West — Sitting on the Moon (1936)

Danny is a songwriter at Regent Pictures who works with his colleague Mike. After his song helps Polly's career, he writes more songs for her and becomes engaged to her. A woman named Blossom later claims they married during a night Danny cannot remember, disrupting his relationship with Polly. He eventually travels to New York, confronts Charlie over Polly's pay, and helps her return to singing live.

Terry Connors — So's Your Aunt Emma! (1942)

A newspaper reporter who is reassigned from crime coverage to sports after missing a kidnapping scoop. He gives Emma his spare ticket to the fight, investigates the rival gangsters’ schemes, and teams up with her to rescue Mickey and the other captives. He also helps reconcile with his fiancée Maris and earns a promotion.

Tiger Kid — Belle of the Nineties (1934)

The Tiger Kid is a prizefighter romantically involved with Ruby Carter. After being deceived into believing Ruby was unfaithful, he travels to New Orleans for a title fight and is manipulated into robbing her jewelry. He later reconciles with Ruby, defeats the club owner in a fatal confrontation, helps save Molly Brant, and marries Ruby.

John Harris — The Cisco Kid Returns (1945)

Cisco's romantic rival who plans to elope with Rosita, creating a direct personal conflict within Cisco's effort to clear his name.

Johnny Mills — Lady by Choice (1934)

Johnny Mills is a wealthy lawyer who helps Judge Daly commit Patsy to an old ladies' home and later falls in love with Alabam Lee. He proposes marriage, but explains that his mother may disown him and leave him poor. His career and social standing become central to Judge Daly's attempt to separate the couple.

Peter Rennick — The Lone Wolf Meets a Lady (1940)

Presumed dead husband attempting to blackmail his wife.

Rocks Donnelly — Identity Unknown (1945)

Chicago gangster who collects a $6,000 debt from Joe Granowski. After Joe is shot by a rival, Donnelly forgives the debt and funds his education. Hosts a party where Johnny interacts with Wanda.

George MacAlister — Lady Bodyguard (1943)

Baker's boss who fires secretary Miss Tracy, inadvertently triggering her revenge scheme that inflates an insurance policy to one million dollars.

G.B. Fleming — Submarine Alert (1943)

An FBI agent who devises a plan to expose Nazi spies by dismissing local radio specialists and monitoring their search for work. His strategy brings the FBI onto Lee's trail and helps uncover the transmitter operation. After Lee and Ann send an SOS, Fleming contacts a bomber squadron that destroys the Japanese submarine waiting off the California coast.

Mike Lawrence — South of Panama (1941)

A stranger embraced by Jan as a decoy at the airport. Mistaken by enemy agents for chemist Paul Martin, he is forced to help Jan evade capture. He tracks Jan down, partners with her to escape ambushes by agents, survives capture, and ultimately turns the tables on the enemy at their hideout.

Career Overview

Roger Pryor has 51 screen credits in a career dating back to 1930. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Cisco Kid (Duncan Renaldo) Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Missing Girls, A Fugitive from Justice, Sitting on the Moon. 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
51
Birth Date
1901-08-27
Birth Place
New York City, New York, USA

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Universe traveler — spans 2 universes

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