Personal Info

Known For

Acting

Known Credits

Gender

Male

Birthday

1891-06-24

Deathday

1954-07-13 (63 years old)

Place of Birth

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA

Also Known As

Ирвинг Пичел

Irving Pichel

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

Irving Pichel (June 24, 1891 – July 13, 1954) was an American actor and film director. He married Violette Wilson, daughter of Jackson Stitt Wilson, a Methodist minister and Socialist mayor of Berkeley, California. Her sister was actress Viola Barry. The Pichels had three sons, Pichel Wilson, Julian Irving, and Marlowe Agnew.

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Known For

7.3%

How Green Was My Valley

Oct 28, 1941

6.9%

She Wore a Yellow Ribbon

Oct 22, 1949

5.9%

Dracula's Daughter

May 11, 1936

7.0%

Jezebel

Mar 26, 1938

5.9%

Destination Moon

Jun 27, 1950

6.1%

Cleopatra

Oct 5, 1934

5.8%

The Battle of Midway

Sep 14, 1942

6.4%

I'm No Angel

Oct 6, 1933

6.6%

They Won't Believe Me

Jul 16, 1947

6.5%

The Story of Temple Drake

May 6, 1933

6.1%

Tomorrow Is Forever

Feb 20, 1946

5.7%

The Great Rupert

Mar 1, 1950

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Acting

1953

Martin Luther as Brueck

1952

The High Wall as Doctor Nordhoff

1951		This Is Korea! as Narrator
1951		Santa Fe as Harned

1950		The Maya Through the Ages as Narrator
1950		Destination Moon as Off Screen Narrator of Woody Woodpecker Cartoon (voice) (uncredited)
1950		The Great Rupert as Puzzled Pedestrian (uncredited)

1949

She Wore a Yellow Ribbon as Narrator (voice) (uncredited)

1947

They Won't Believe Me

1946		The Bride Wore Boots as Steeplechase Announcer (uncredited)
1946		Tomorrow Is Forever as Radio Commentator (Voice)

1945

That Justice Be Done as Narrator (voice)

1944

Belle of the Yukon as Narrator (uncredited)

1943		Happy Land as Radio Announcer (voice) (uncredited)
1943		The Moon Is Down as Peder (Innkeeper) (uncredited)
1943		December 7th as Narrator (voice) (uncredited)

1942

The Battle of Midway as Narrator (voice) (uncredited)

1941

How Green Was My Valley as Adult Huw (Voice)

1940

Cavalcade of the Academy Awards as Self

1939		Old Hickory as Bruce Renoir
1939		Torture Ship as Dr. Herbert Stander
1939		The Great Commandment as Jesus Christ (voice)
1939		Rio as Rocco
1939		Dick Tracy's G-Men as Nicolas Zarnoff
1939		Juarez as General Carbajal
1939		Exile Express as Victor

1938		Topper Takes a Trip as Prosecutor
1938		Newsboys' Home as Tom Davenport
1938		Gambling Ship as Professor
1938		There Goes My Heart as Mr. Gorman
1938		Jezebel as Huger

1937		High, Wide and Handsome as Mr. Stark
1937		Armored Car as Walinsky
1937		Join the Marines as Col. Leonard

1936		General Spanky as Simmons
1936		Down to the Sea as Alex Fotakis
1936		Dracula's Daughter as Sandor
1936		Special Agent K-7 as Lester Owens
1936		The House of a Thousand Candles as Anton Sebastian
1936		Don't Gamble with Love as Rick Collins

1935		3 Kids and a Queen as Kraft
1935		Special Agent as U.S. District Attorney

1934		The Silver Streak as Bronte
1934		I Am a Thief as Count Carlo Trentini
1934		Cleopatra as Apollodorus
1934		British Agent as Sergei Pavlov
1934		She Was a Lady as Marco
1934		Return of the Terror as Daniel Burke
1934		Such Women Are Dangerous as Stanley
1934		Fog Over Frisco as Jake Bello

1933		The Right To Romance as Dr. Beck
1933		I'm No Angel as Clayton's Attorney (uncredited)
1933		Night Flight as Dr. Decosta
1933		Before Dawn as Police Radio Announcer (voice) (uncredited)
1933		The Story of Temple Drake as Lee Goodwin
1933		Hamlet, Act I: Scenes IV and V as Claudius
1933		King of the Jungle as Corey
1933		Oliver Twist as Fagin
1933		The Woman Accused as District Attorney Clark
1933		The Mysterious Rider as Cliff Harkness
1933		The Billion Dollar Scandal as Albert Griswold

1932		Madame Butterfly as Yamadori
1932		Wild Girl as Rufe Waters
1932		Strange Justice as L.D. Waters
1932		The Painted Woman as Robert Dunn, Lawyer
1932		Westward Passage as Harry Ottendorf
1932		Forgotten Commandments as Prof. Marinoff
1932		The Miracle Man as Henry Holmes
1932		Two Kinds of Women as Senator Krull

1931		The Cheat as Hardy Livingstone
1931		The Road to Reno as Robert Millet
1931		An American Tragedy as District Attorney Orville Mason
1931		Murder by the Clock as Philip Endicott

1930

The Right to Love as Caleb Evans

Directing

1954

Day of Triumph as Director

1953

Martin Luther as Director

1951

Santa Fe as Director

1950		Destination Moon as Director
1950		Quicksand as Director
1950		The Great Rupert as Director

1949

Without Honor as Director

1948		Mr. Peabody and the Mermaid as Director
1948		The Miracle of the Bells as Director

1947		Something in the Wind as Director
1947		They Won't Believe Me as Director

1946		Temptation as Director
1946		The Bride Wore Boots as Director
1946		O.S.S. as Director
1946		Tomorrow Is Forever as Director
1946		Colonel Effingham's Raid as Director

1945

A Medal for Benny as Director

1944

And Now Tomorrow as Director

1943		Happy Land as Director
1943		The Moon Is Down as Director

1942		Life Begins at Eight-Thirty as Director
1942		The Pied Piper as Director
1942		Secret Agent of Japan as Director

1941		Dance Hall as Director
1941		Hudson's Bay as Director

1940		The Man I Married as Director
1940		Earthbound as Director

1939

The Great Commandment as Director

1937		The Duke Comes Back as Director
1937		The Sheik Steps Out as Director
1937		Larceny on the Air as Director

1936		Beware Of Ladies as Director
1936		The Gentleman from Louisiana as Director

1935

She as Director

1933

Before Dawn as Director

1932

The Most Dangerous Game as Director

Production

1941

Swamp Water as Producer