| Broderick Crawford  AKA William Broderick Crawford
Born: 9-Dec-1911
Birthplace: Philadelphia, PA
Died: 26-Apr-1986
Location of death: Rancho Mirage, CA
Cause of death: Stroke
Remains: Buried, Ferndale Cemetery, Johnstown, NY
Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor Nationality: United States
Executive summary: All the King's Men Father: Lester Crawford (b. 25-Dec-1882, d. 24-Nov-1962)
Mother: Helen Broderick (actress, b. 11-Aug-1891, d. 25-Sep-1959)
Wife: Joan Tabor (actress, div.)
Wife: Kay Griffith (actress, m. 1940, two sons)
Son: Kelly G. Crawford
Son: Kim
Oscar for Best Actor 1950 for All the King's Men
Golden Globe 1950 for All the King's Men
Hollywood Walk of Fame 6901 Hollywood Blvd. (motion pictures)
Hollywood Walk of Fame 6734 Hollywood Blvd. (television)
Risk Factors: Smoking
TELEVISION
The Interns Dr. Peter Goldstone (1970-71)
King of Diamonds Johnny King (1961-62)
Highway Patrol Chief Dan Mathews (1955-59)
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
Liar's Moon (Sep-1982)
There Goes the Bride (Jul-1980)
Harlequin (20-Mar-1980)
A Little Romance (27-Apr-1979) · Himself
The Private Files of J. Edgar Hoover (Dec-1977)
Look What's Happened to Rosemary's Baby (29-Oct-1976)
Won Ton Ton, the Dog Who Saved Hollywood (26-May-1976)
Terror in the Wax Museum (May-1973)
Embassy (1972)
Hell's Bloody Devils (1-Jan-1970)
The Vulture (3-May-1967)
Red Tomahawk (1-Jan-1967)
The Texican (Nov-1966)
The Oscar (4-Mar-1966) · Sheriff
Kid Rodelo (1-Jan-1966) · Joe Harbin
Up from the Beach (1965)
A House Is Not a Home (1-Sep-1964)
The Castilian (14-Apr-1963) · Don Sancho
Square of Violence (1963)
Convicts 4 (15-Sep-1962) · The Warden
Goliath and the Dragon (12-Aug-1960)
The Decks Ran Red (10-Oct-1958) · Henry Scott
Between Heaven and Hell (11-Oct-1956)
The Fastest Gun Alive (12-Jul-1956) · Vinnie Harold
The Swindle (9-Sep-1955)
Not as a Stranger (28-Jun-1955)
Big House, U.S.A. (3-Mar-1955) · Rollo Lamar
New York Confidential (18-Feb-1955)
Down Three Dark Streets (2-Sep-1954) · Ripley
Human Desire (5-Aug-1954) · Carl Buckley
Night People (12-Mar-1954)
The Last Posse (4-Jul-1953)
Last of the Comanches (22-Jan-1953)
Stop, You're Killing Me (10-Dec-1952)
Lone Star (8-Feb-1952) · Thomas Craden
Scandal Sheet (16-Jan-1952)
The Mob (7-Sep-1951) · Johnny Damico
Born Yesterday (26-Dec-1950) · Harry Brock
Convicted (Aug-1950)
Cargo to Capetown (1-Apr-1950)
All the King's Men (8-Nov-1949) · Willie Stark
Anna Lucasta (11-Jul-1949)
Night Unto Night (10-Jun-1949)
A Kiss in the Dark (25-Mar-1949) · Mr. Botts
The Time of Your Life (26-May-1948) · Bewildered Cop
The Flame (24-Nov-1947)
Slave Girl (17-Jul-1947)
Black Angel (2-Aug-1946)
Sin Town (25-Sep-1942)
Broadway (8-May-1942)
Larceny, Inc. (24-Apr-1942) · Jug Martin
The Black Cat (2-May-1941)
Texas Rangers Ride Again (13-Dec-1940)
Trail of the Vigilantes (6-Dec-1940)
Seven Sinners (25-Oct-1940)
When the Daltons Rode (23-Aug-1940)
I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby (May-1940)
Slightly Honorable (22-Dec-1939) · Russ Sampson
Eternally Yours (7-Oct-1939) · Don
The Real Glory (15-Sep-1939)
Island of Lost Men (16-Aug-1939)
Beau Geste (2-Aug-1939)
Ambush (20-Jan-1939)
Start Cheering (3-Mar-1938)
Woman Chases Man (28-Apr-1937) · Hunk
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