Douglas Evans

Douglas Evans

Birthday: 1904-01-26
Deathday: 1968-03-25
Place of birth: Madison, Virginia, USA
Also know as: Doug Evans

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Douglas Evans (January 26, 1904 – March 25, 1968) was born in Madison, Virginia, was an actor, known for At War with the Army (1950), King of the Rocket Men (1949), and I Saw What You Did (1965). He died on March 25, 1968 in Hollywood, California, USA.

Filmography

The Well

1951

As Lobel

Hideout

1949

As Radio Announcer

Dangerous Venture

1947

As Grimes Atwood

The Crimson Key

1947

As Dr. Kenneth G. Swann

The Eddie Cantor Story

1953

As Leo Raymond

South Pacific Trail

1952

As Rodney Brewster

Mr. Smith Goes to Washington

1939

As Francis Scott Key (uncredited)

Sued for Libel

1939

As Douglas Evans, Radio Announcer (uncredited)

Man-Made Monster

1941

As Police Radio Announcer (uncredited)

King of the Royal Mounted

1940

As Sergeant - Wireless Operator

Crossed Trails

1948

As Jim Hudson

Sailors on Leave

1941

As Radio Announcer (uncredited)

The Green Hornet

1940

As Martin Mortinson (uncredited)

The Main Street Kid

1948

As Mark Howell

The Big Heat

1953

As Councilman Gillen (uncredited)

Cowboy Cavalier

1948

As Lance Regan

Flashing Guns

1947

As Longdon

I Saw What You Did

1965

As Tom Ward

Three Faces West

1940

As 'We the People' Radio MC

Dick Tracy vs. Crime Inc.

1941

As Police Broadcaster

The Golden Stallion

1949

As Jeff Middleton, Owner of Oro City Hotel

North of the Great Divide

1950

As Mountie Sergeant

Rustlers on Horseback

1950

As Lawyer Ken Jordan

Lost Planet Airmen

1951

As Civil Defense Chairman

Gun Talk

1947

As Rod Jackson

Trails End

1949

As Mel Porter

Beginning of the End

1957

As Editor Norman Taggart

The Underworld Story

1950

As Newscaster (uncredited)

Just for You

1952

As Raymond

The Invisible Monster

1950

As "James Hunter"

Champagne for Caesar

1950

As Radio Announcer

Ruthless

1948

As George (Uncredited)

King of the Rocket Men

1949

As Chairman

The Whip Hand

1951

As Carstairs (uncredited)

Hollywood Story

1951

As Director (uncredited)

Highway West

1941

As Police Announcer (uncredited)

Powder River Rustlers

1949

As Devereaux, posing as Manning

Leave It to the Marines

1951

As Gen. Garvin

No Sad Songs for Me

1950

As Jack Miles (uncredited)

Secret Service Investigator

1948

As Secret Service Inspector Crehan

The Female Animal

1958

As The Director

The Magnetic Monster

1953

As Pilot

Captive Women

1952

As Jason, the Norm traitor

The Affairs of Jimmy Valentine

1942

As Radio Announcer

Parachute Battalion

1941

As Radio Announcer (voice)

Dragnet

1947

As Radio Announcer

Let's Go Navy!

1951

As Lt. Smith (Personnel Dept.)

D.O.A.

1949

As Eddie - Salesman on Phone (uncredited)

Lucky Losers

1950

As Tom Whitney

Sky High

1951

As Maj. Talbot

Retreat, Hell!

1952

As

California Firebrand

1948

As Lance Dawson