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Norman Rainey made his mark in the world of entertainment when he acted in "Breakdown" (1952). In 1943, he was featured in deleted scenes of Reginald Le Borg's "Calling Dr. Death," which saw his daughter Patricia Morison play the female lead. In 1947, he appeared in Sidney Lanfield's "The Trouble With Women."
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