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I guess my dumb look was convincing.” –Frank McHugh. Frank McHugh was a beloved character actor whom fans of Pre-Code cinema will remember particularly well. He typically carried out roles that provided comic relief in films but also had experience on stage, radio, and television. Francis Curray McHugh was born on May 23, 1898, in Homestead ...
Apr 3, 2012 · Unless you’re a classic film buff, you’ve probably never heard of Frank McHugh, and most of the hundred odd movies he appeared in during the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s have fallen into obscurity. Born into a theatrical family, McHugh (1898-1981) grew up touring in a Vaudeville act with his brother and sister. He honed his acting skills in the 1920s, performing in regional/stock productions and ...
Nov 9, 2013 · Frank McHugh and James Cagney bottle a little fun in THE ROARING TWENTIES (1939). What you may not know about McHugh is the valuable real-life part he played during World War II. Like many in Hollywood, he enthusiastically supported the war effort, joining the Hollywood Victory Caravan in May 1942.
Birthday: May 23, 1898. Birthplace: Homestead, Pennsylvania, USA. Longtime actor Frank McHugh was practically born on stage, and amassed an amazing amount of screen credits throughout his career ...
Frank McHugh (1898-1981) was an American stage and film actor from the 1920s through the 1960s. McHugh was born in Homestead, Pennsylvania and grew up in a theatrical family. His parents ran a theater company and his father, Edward McHugh was an actor. By the time Frank McHugh was ten he was touring in a Vaudeville act with his brother Matt and ...
Nov 18, 2019 · Frank McHugh, Everybody’s Pal. Frank McHugh was never destined to be the top banana in a film. He lacked any traditional leading man looks. His voice was never skilled to ever become a songbird. And other than portraying a dancing cat with simple steps while chewing a cigar, he was certainly no Fred Astaire. But he had all the right stuff to ...
Frank McHugh was a stocky American actor of Irish extraction, with light wavy hair and an almost permanent look of amiable bafflement on his face. He was a regular member of the Warner repertory company from 1930 to 1942, usually playing the not-too-bright but true-blue loyal friend of the intrepid hero.
