Roger Gray

A tall (6'2"), gangly supporting actor onscreen from the early '30s, Roger Gray played James Cagney's sailor pal in the "Shanghai Lil" number in Footlight Parade (1933) and was Celano, a Philippine bandit masquerading as a sailor (named "Brooklyn," no less), in Come on Marines (1934). Those were perhaps the highlights of a career mainly constituted by unbilled, bit roles as cops, military officers, small-time gangsters, and even the occasional sheriff (Oh, Susannah!, 1936). Gray made his final screen appearance in yet another unbilled bit part in Gaslight (1944). He also appeared on television in the early '50s, and made his final screen appearance in 1958's Gang War.

Highest Rated Movies

Rating	Title	Credit	Box Office	Year
100%	Ghosts	Police Officer	—	2007
No Score Yet	Redhead from Manhattan	Fisherman	—	1943
No Score Yet	You Belong to Me	Caretaker	—	1941
No Score Yet	The Durango Kid	Jergens	—	1940
60%	Angels over Broadway	Gambler	—	1940
100%	The Westerner	Eph Stringer	—	1940
100%	Road to Singapore	Father	—	1940
No Score Yet	My Son Is Guilty	Workman	—	1940
No Score Yet	Barefoot Boy	Pop	—	1938
No Score Yet	Professor Beware	Brawler, Hand Gag	—	1938
100%	You and Me	Bathhouse	—	1938
No Score Yet	Swing Your Lady	Hillbilly	—	1938
No Score Yet	Double Wedding	Mike	—	1937
93%	Captains Courageous	Nate Rogers	—	1937
No Score Yet	Oh, Susanna!	Sage City Judge	—	1937
100%	Fury	Stranger	—	1936
No Score Yet	Everyman's Law	Lobo Kid	—	1936
No Score Yet	Rebellion	Honeycutt	—	1936
92%	Barbary Coast	Sandy Ferguson	—	1935
43%	Naughty Marietta	Sergeant	—	1935
78%	The Merry Widow	Policeman	—	1934
No Score Yet	We Live Again	Jailer	—	1934
No Score Yet	Lightning Strikes Twice	Casey	—	1934
100%	Footlight Parade	Sailor-Pal in "Shanghai Lil" Number	—	1933

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