| Edmond O'Brien  Born: 10-Sep-1915
Birthplace: New York City
Died: 9-May-1985
Location of death: Inglewood, CA
Cause of death: Alzheimer's
Remains: Buried, Holy Cross Cemetery, Culver City, CA
Gender: Male
Religion: Roman Catholic
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor Nationality: United States
Executive summary: The Great Imposter Brother: Liam O'Brien (writer, b. 7-Mar-1913, d. 24-Mar-1996)
Wife: Nancy Kelly (actress, m. 19-Feb-1941, div. 2-Feb-1942)
Wife: Olga San Juan (actress, m. 26-Sep-1948, div. 1976, one daughter, one son)
Daughter: Maria O'Brien (actress, b. 14-Aug-1950)
Son: Brendan O'Brien (actor, b. 9-May-1962)
Oscar for Best Supporting Actor 1955 for The Barefoot Contessa
Golden Globe 1955 for The Barefoot Contessa
Golden Globe 1965 for Seven Days in May
Hollywood Walk of Fame 6523 Hollywood Blvd. (television)
Hollywood Walk of Fame 1719 Vine St. (motion pictures)
TELEVISION
The Long, Hot Summer Will Varner ("Boss", 1965)
Sam Benedict Sam Benedict (1962-63)
Johnny Midnight Johnny Midnight (1960)
FILMOGRAPHY AS DIRECTOR
Man-Trap (20-Sep-1961)
Shield for Murder (27-Aug-1954)
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
The Other Side of the Wind (31-Aug-2018)
99 and 44/100% Dead (21-Mar-1975)
Lucky Luciano (19-Oct-1973)
Isn't It Shocking? (2-Oct-1973)
They Only Kill Their Masters (22-Nov-1972)
The Love God? (Aug-1969)
The Wild Bunch (18-Jun-1969) · Sykes
To Commit a Murder (17-Apr-1967)
The Doomsday Flight (13-Dec-1966)
Fantastic Voyage (24-Aug-1966) · Gen. Carter
Synanon (5-May-1965)
Sylvia (10-Feb-1965) · Oscar Stewart
Rio Conchos (28-Oct-1964)
Seven Days in May (12-Feb-1964) · Sen. Raymond Clark
The Longest Day (Sep-1962) · Gen. Raymond Barton
Birdman of Alcatraz (3-Jul-1962) · Tom Gaddis
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (22-Apr-1962) · Dutton Peabody
Moon Pilot (9-Feb-1962)
The Great Impostor (3-Feb-1961)
The 3rd Voice (5-Mar-1960)
The Last Voyage (19-Feb-1960) · 2nd. Engineer Walsh
Up Periscope (4-Mar-1959) · Stevenson
Sing Boy Sing (21-Feb-1958)
The World Was His Jury (Jan-1958) · David Carson
Stopover Tokyo (3-Dec-1957)
The Big Land (1-Mar-1957)
The Girl Can't Help It (1-Dec-1956)
The Rack (2-Nov-1956)
1984 (Sep-1956) · Winston Smith
A Cry in the Night (17-Aug-1956) · Capt. Dan Taggart
D-Day: The Sixth of June (29-May-1956) · Lt. Col. Alexander Timmer
Pete Kelly's Blues (31-Jul-1955) · Fran McCarg
The Barefoot Contessa (29-Sep-1954) · Oscar Muldoon
Shield for Murder (27-Aug-1954) · Det. Lt. Barney Nolan
The Shanghai Story (1954)
The Bigamist (3-Dec-1953) · Harry Graham
China Venture (7-Sep-1953) · Capt. Matt Reardon
Julius Caesar (4-Jun-1953) · Casca
The Hitch-Hiker (29-Apr-1953) · Roy Collins
Cow Country (26-Apr-1953) · Ben Anthony
Man in the Dark (8-Apr-1953) · Steve Rawley
The Turning Point (15-Nov-1952)
Denver and Rio Grande (16-May-1952)
Silver City (1-Dec-1951)
Warpath (Aug-1951)
Two of a Kind (Jul-1951)
The Redhead and the Cowboy (15-Mar-1951)
Between Midnight and Dawn (28-Sep-1950) · Dan Purvis
The Admiral Was a Lady (4-Aug-1950)
711 Ocean Drive (1-Jul-1950) · Mal Granger
D.O.A. (30-Apr-1950) · Frank Bigelow
Backfire (26-Jan-1950) · Steve Connolly
White Heat (2-Sep-1949) · Vic Pardo
An Act of Murder (5-Dec-1948)
Fighter Squadron (19-Nov-1948) · Maj Ed Hardin
For the Love of Mary (1-Sep-1948)
Another Part of the Forest (18-May-1948)
A Double Life (25-Dec-1947)
The Web (25-May-1947) · Bob Regan
The Killers (28-Aug-1946)
Winged Victory (20-Dec-1944)
The Amazing Mrs. Holliday (19-Feb-1943)
Powder Town (7-Jun-1942) · Pennant
Obliging Young Lady (30-Jan-1942) · "Red" Reddy
Parachute Battalion (14-Aug-1941) · Bill Burke
A Girl, a Guy, and a Gob (4-Mar-1941)
The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1-Sep-1939) · Gringoire
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