Richard Gaines

Richard Gaines

  • Birthday: 1904-07-23
  • Deathday: 1975-07-21
  • Place of birth: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA
  • Also know as: Richard Houston Gaines

Biography

Richard Houston Gaines (July 23, 1904 – July 20, 1975) was an American actor. He appeared in over 75 film and television productions between 1940 and 1962.

Filmography

Double Indemnity

1944

As Edward S. Norton Jr.

Ace in the Hole

1951

As Nagel

Nobody Lives Forever

1946

As Charles Manning

Humoresque

1947

As Bauer

Brute Force

1947

As McCollum

Love Me or Leave Me

1955

As Paul Hunter

Flight To Mars

1951

As Prof. Jackson

The Enchanted Cottage

1945

As Frederick 'Freddy' Price

The Invisible Wall

1947

As Richard Elsworth

Ride the Pink Horse

1947

As Jonathan

The More the Merrier

1943

As Charles J. Pendergast

The Howards of Virginia

1940

As Patrick Henry

Unconquered

1947

As Colonel George Washington

A Night to Remember

1942

As Lingle

Five Steps to Danger

1956

As Dean William Brant

Dangerous Years

1947

As Edgar Burns

Do You Love Me

1946

As Ralph Wainwright

Cass Timberlane

1947

As Dennis Thane

White Tie and Tails

1946

As Archer

Ransom!

1956

As Langly

Double Exposure

1944

As James R. Tarlock

A Gun in His Hand

1945

As Police Inspector Dana

The Lucky Stiff

1949

As Dist. Atty. John Logan

A Kiss for Corliss

1949

As Taylor

The Hucksters

1947

As Cooke

Twice Blessed

1945

As Senator John Pringle

That Wonderful Urge

1948

As Whitson, Farley's Executive

Trial

1955

As Dr. Johannes Schacter

So Goes My Love

1946

As Mr. Josephus Ford

Every Girl Should Be Married

1948

As Sam McNutt

Mr. Winkle Goes to War

1944

As Ralph Westcott

Marry Me Again

1953

As Dr. Pepperdine

Drum Beat

1954

As Dr. Thomas

The Bride Wore Boots

1946

As Jeff's Attorney

Strange Bargain

1949

As Malcolm Jarvis

Don Juan Quilligan

1945

As Defense Attorney

The Petrified Forest

1955

As Mr. Chisholm

Tender Comrade

1944

As Waldo Pierson (uncredited)

Francis in the Haunted House

1956

As D.A. Reynolds

The Great Impostor

1960

As State Official (uncredited)

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