
Melvyn Douglas
Melvyn Douglas (born Melvyn Edouard Hesselberg, April 5, 1901 – August 4, 1981) was an American actor. Douglas came to prominence in the 1930s as a suave leading man, perhaps best typified by his performance in the 1939 romantic comedy Ninotchka with Greta Garbo. Douglas later played mature and fatherly characters, as in his Academy Award–winning performances in Hud (1963) and Being There (1979) and his Academy Award–nominated performance in I Never Sang for My Father (1970). In the last few years of his life Douglas appeared in films with supernatural stories involving ghosts. Douglas appeared as "Senator Joseph Carmichael" in The Changeling in 1980 and Ghost Story in 1981 in his final completed film role.
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Credits
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(archive footage)★ 9
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Self (archive footage)★ 8
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The Hot Touch 1982Max Reich★ 4.4
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Ghost Story 1981Dr. John Jaffrey★ 6
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Tell Me a Riddle 1980David★ 6
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The Changeling 1980Senator Carmichael★ 7
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Being There 1979Benjamin Rand★ 7.6
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Senator Birney★ 5.9
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★ NR
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Intimate Strangers 1977Donald's Father★ 5
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Grandpa Doc★ NR
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Weekend Special 1977Grandpa Doc★ 7.6
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Zachariah Guthrie★ 6.4
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The Tenant 1976Monsieur Zy★ 7.6
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(archive footage)★ 6.9
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Stateman Benjamin Franklin★ NR
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Murder or Mercy 1974Dr. Paul Harelson★ NR
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The Death Squad 1974Police Captain Earl Kreski★ 7
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Grandfather★ NR
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The Candidate 1972John J. McKay★ 6.5
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Joseph Provo★ 5.2
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Self (archive footage)★ 6
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Judge Earl Chapman★ 5.2
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Tom Garrison★ 6.6
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Keller Floran★ 4.5
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Dr. Lawrence Strelson★ 5.5
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Peter Schermann★ NR
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The Crucible 1967Deputy Governor Danforth★ 3.5
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Hotel 1967Warren Trent★ 6.1
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CBS Playhouse 1966Peter Schermann★ 7
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Inherit the Wind 1965Henry Drummond★ 8
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Once Upon a Tractor 1965Martin★ 5
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Rapture 1965Frederick Larbaud★ 7
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Admiral William Jessup★ 6.7
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Leon (archive footage)★ 6.3
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Advance to the Rear 1964Col. Claude Brackenbury★ 5
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The Fugitive 1963Dr. Mark Ryder★ 7.2
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Hud 1963Homer Bannon★ 7.3
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Billy Budd 1962The Dansker, Sailmaker★ 7.3
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Self (archive footage) (uncredited)★ 3.3
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Ben Casey 1961Burton Strang★ 5.6
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★ 6
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Gen. Parker★ NR
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Old Man 1958Self - Host★ NR
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Stalin★ NR
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The Greer Case 1957Howard Hoagland★ NR
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Playhouse 90 1956Gen. Parker★ 7.6
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Professor Arthur Barris★ 6.3
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Hollywood Off Beat 1952Steve Randall★ 7
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Henry Drummond★ 8.6
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On the Loose 1951Frank Bradley★ 6
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My Forbidden Past 1951Paul Beaurevel★ 5.7
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Lux Video Theatre 1950James Strickland★ 6.3
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Your Show of Shows 1950Self - Guest Host★ 6.3
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What's My Line? 1950Self★ 6.9
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Lights Out 1949★ 5.3
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The Great Sinner 1949Armand De Glasse★ 6.7
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A Woman's Secret 1949Luke Jordan★ 5.6
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Studio One 1948Cyril Ritchard★ 5
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Richard Gordon★ 6.3
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My Own True Love 1948Clive Heath★ 5.5
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Bill Cole★ 7
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The Sea of Grass 1947Brice Chamberlain★ 6.3
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Smithfield 'Smitty' Cobb★ 5.6
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Jeff Seabrook★ 6
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Michael 'Mike' Holmes★ 5.8
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We Were Dancing 1942Nicholas Prax★ 4.2
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Two-Faced Woman 1941Lawrence 'Larry' Blake★ 6.4
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Our Wife 1941Jerome 'Jerry' Marvin★ 5.7
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A Woman's Face 1941Dr. Gustaf Segert★ 6.9
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Larry Baker★ 6.6
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Tice Collins★ 8
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Jeff Thompson★ 6.8
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Paul Boliet★ NR
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Self★ 6.5
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Too Many Husbands 1940Henry Lowndes★ 6.3
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Ninotchka 1939Count Leon d'Algout★ 7.5
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Kenny Williams★ 5.8
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Self★ 6
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Ronald Brooke★ 7.1
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Tell No Tales 1939Michael Cassidy★ 5.3
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Self★ NR
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Melvyn Douglas★ 4
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William 'Bill' Reardon★ 6.5
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The Shining Hour 1938Henry Linden★ 6.6
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That Certain Age 1938Vincent Bullitt★ 5.1
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Fast Company 1938Joel Sloane★ 5.4
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The Toy Wife 1938George Sartoris★ 4.8
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William H. Reardon★ 5.8
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Arsène Lupin Returns 1938Rene Farrand aka Arsene Lupin★ 5.8
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I'll Take Romance 1937James Guthrie★ 5
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Angel 1937Anthony 'Tony' Halton★ 6.8
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Captains Courageous 1937Frank Burton Cheyne★ 7.4
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I Met Him in Paris 1937George Potter★ 5.3
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Women of Glamour 1937Richard 'Dick' Stark★ 5
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Theodora Goes Wild 1936Michael Grant★ 6.5
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The Gorgeous Hussy 1936John Randolph★ 5.3
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Stephen Blake★ 5.8
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Michael Lanyard★ 5.9
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Annie Oakley 1935Jeff Hogarth★ 6.4
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Mary Burns, Fugitive 1935Barton Powell★ NR
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She Married Her Boss 1935Richard Barclay★ 7
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The People's Enemy 1935George R. 'Traps' Stuart★ 6
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Dangerous Corner 1934Charles Stanton★ 5.7
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Woman in the Dark 1934Tony Robson★ 6.1
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Counsellor at Law 1933Roy Darwin★ 6.6
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Nagana 1933Dr. Walter Tradnor★ NR
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The Vampire Bat 1933Karl Brettschneider★ 5.4
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The Old Dark House 1932Penderel★ 6.7
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As You Desire Me 1932Count Bruno Varelli★ 6.2
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The Broken Wing 1932Philip 'Phil' Marvin★ 5
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The Wiser Sex 1932David Rolfe★ 6
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Prestige 1932Capt. Andre Verlaine★ 5.5
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Tonight or Never 1931Jim Fletcher★ 5.9