Dick Hogan
Biography
Dick Hogan was an American actor whose screen career spanned the 1930s and 1940s and more than three dozen films, with parts ranging from unnamed bellhops to starring roles. Born in Little Rock, Arkansas, he attended the University of Arkansas and sang in local venues and with the Glenn Miller Orchestra before entering movies at 19 with a small part in Blazing Barriers (1937). After a featured role in Annapolis Salute, he had a principal part in the John Ford comedy-drama Submarine Patrol, and he appeared in Charlie Chan in Reno (1939). The early 1940s brought leading and featured roles, among them Prairie Law (1940), and he took a featured part in the World War II drama Action in the North Atlantic (1943). His final screen performance came as David Kentley in Alfred Hitchcock's Rope (1948). He also acted on Broadway in Winged Victory and Time for Elizabeth.
77years old at death
- Born Little Rock
- Died Little Rock
- Star sign: SagittariusThe sign runs November 22 to December 21
Movie Career
- Films
- 4
- Career span
- 9 years1939 to 1948
Every film, newest first
- 1948RopeIMDb rating 7.9
- 1943Action in the North AtlanticIMDb rating 7.0
- 1940Prairie LawIMDb rating 6.2
- 1939Five Came BackIMDb rating 7.1
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First role
Hogan's first film role came at 19, a small part in the 1937 drama Blazing Barriers as a young man in a Civilian Conservation Corps camp.
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Worked with
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Films together
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All films by Alfred Hitchcock
Byron HaskinDirector, 1 film, 1943
All films by Byron Haskin
All films by Lloyd Bacon
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