Millard Mitchell

Highest Rated:
100% Singin' in the Rain (1952)
Lowest Rated:
71% A Double Life (1947)
Birthday:
Aug 14, 1903
Birthplace:
Not Available
Bio:
Born to American parents in Cuba, Millard Mitchell enjoyed moderate success as a New York-based stage and radio actor in the 1930s. His first appearances before the cameras were in a handful of Manhattan-filmed industrial shorts; his Hollywood feature-film bow was in MGM's Mr. and Mrs. North (1941).…

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Filmography

Range of Movie T-meters: 71% - 100%
Number of Movies: 23
Box Office Since 2001: --
Year Rating Title Credit Box Office
2012 Tcm Presents Singin' In The Rain 60th Anniversary Event Encore
  • Actor
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1997 Gunfighter
  • Actor
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1987 The Gunfighters
  • Sheriff Mark Strett
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1953 100% The Naked Spur
  • Jesse Tate
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1953 Here Come the Girls (Champagne for Everybody)
  • Albert Snodgrass
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1952 100% Singin' in the Rain
  • R.F. Simpson
  • Director
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1952 My Six Convicts (My 6 Convicts)
  • James Connie
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1951 Strictly Dishonorable
  • Bill Dempsey
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1951 You're in the Navy Now (U.S.S. Teakettle)
  • Larrabee
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1950 Mister 880
  • Mac
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1950 100% The Gunfighter
  • Actor
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1950 100% Winchester '73
  • Johnny "High Spade" Williams
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1950 Convicted
  • Malloby
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1949 100% Thieves' Highway
  • Ed
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1949 95% Twelve O'Clock High
  • General Pritchard
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1948 100% A Foreign Affair
  • Col. Rufus J. Plummer
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1947 71% A Double Life
  • Al Cooley
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1947 86% Kiss of Death
  • Max Schulte
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1943 Slightly Dangerous
  • Baldwin
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1942 The Big Street
  • Gentleman George
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1942 Get Hep to Love
  • McCarthy
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1942 Grand Central Murder
  • Arthur Doolin
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1941 Mr. and Mrs. North
  • Mullins
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Quotes from Millard Mitchell's Characters

    1. Johnny "High Spade" Williams: Well, that's the way it was. The old man sired two sons. One was no good... never was any good. Robbed a bank... a stagecoach. Then when he came home and wanted to hide out, the old man wouldn't go for it. So Dutch shot him... in the back.
    From Winchester '73. Submitted by Sarfaraz A (9 months ago)
    1. Cosmo Brown: Talking pictures, that means I'm out of a job. At last I can start suffering and write that symphony.
    2. R.F. Simpson: You're not out of job, we're putting you in as head of our new music department.
    3. Cosmo Brown: Oh, thanks, R.F.! At last I can stop suffering and write that symphony.
    From Singin' in the Rain. Submitted by Heidi H (10 months ago)
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