Karl Swenson

Highest Rated:
100% How the West Was Won (1962)
Lowest Rated:
33% North to Alaska (1960)
Birthday:
Jul 23, 1908
Birthplace:
Not Available
Bio:
Karl Swenson was one of the busiest performers in the so-called golden days of network radio. Swenson played the leading role in the seriocomic daily serial Lorenzo Jones, and was also heard on Our Gal Sunday as Lord Henry, the heroine's "wealthy and titled Englishman" husband. He carried over his…

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Filmography

Range of Movie T-meters: 33% - 100%
Number of Movies: 28
Box Office Since 2001: --
Year Rating Title Credit Box Office
1974 97% Major Dundee
  • Capt. Waller
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1972 86% Ulzana's Raid
  • Rukeyser
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1971 75% Vanishing Point
  • Clerk At Delivery Agency
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1971 Wild Country
  • Jenson
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1970 ...tick... tick... tick... (Tick tick tick)
  • Braddock
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1967 Brighty of the Grand Canyon
  • Theodore Roosevelt
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1967 100% Hour of the Gun
  • Dr. Goodfellow
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1966 87% Seconds
  • Dr. Morris
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1965 84% The Cincinnati Kid
  • Mr. Rudd
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1965 100% The Sons of Katie Elder
  • Doc Isdel/Bartender
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1963 96% The Birds
  • Drunk
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1963 Man From Galveston
  • Sheriff
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1963 The Prize
  • Hilding
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1963 74% The Sword in the Stone
  • Merlin the Magician
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1962 90% Lonely are the Brave
  • Rev. Hoskins
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1962 Walk on the Wild Side
  • Schmidt
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1962 The Spiral Road
  • Inspector Bevers
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1962 100% How the West Was Won
  • Train conductor
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1961 89% Judgment at Nuremberg
  • Dr. Geuter
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1960 Gallant Hours
  • Capt. Bill Bailey
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1960 One Foot in Hell
  • Sheriff Olson
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1960 33% North to Alaska
  • Lars Nordquist
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1960 90% Flaming Star
  • Dred Pierce
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1960 Ice Palace
  • Scotty Ballantyne
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1959 No Name on the Bullet
  • Earl Sticker
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1959 The Hanging Tree
  • Tom Flaunce
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1958 Kings Go Forth
  • Colonel
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1958 The Badlanders
  • Marshal
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Quotes from Karl Swenson's Characters

    1. Merlin the Magician: Ha ha! Of course, of course. King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table.
    From The Sword in the Stone. Submitted by Austin G (23 months ago)
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