Personal info

Known for

Acting

Gender

Male

Birthday

4 / Jul / 1911 (113 years old)

Place of Birth

London, Ontario, Canada

Also Known As

Hume Blake Cronyn

Hume Cronyn

Hume Blake Cronyn Jr. OC (July 18, 1911 – June 15, 2003) was a Canadian-American actor and writer. Description above from the Wikipedia article Hume Cronyn, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Known For

10.0

A Doll's House

1 / Nov / 1959

8.7

Hallmark Hall of Fame

2 / Dec / 1951

8.7

Hallmark Hall of Fame

2 / Dec / 1951

8.0

The Gin Game

3 / Apr / 1981

8.0

The John Garfield Story

2 / Feb / 2003

7.7

Alfred Hitchcock Presents

1 / Oct / 1955

7.7

Alfred Hitchcock Presents

1 / Oct / 1955

7.7

Alfred Hitchcock Presents

1 / Oct / 1955

7.7

12 Angry Men

1 / Aug / 1997

7.5

Shadow of a Doubt

6 / Jan / 1943

Credits

Acting

2004

•

A Separate Peace

as Professor Carmichael

2003

•

Broadway: The Golden Age, by the Legends Who Were There

as Self

2003

•

The John Garfield Story

as Self

2001

•

Off Season

as Sam Clausner

2001

•

Cleopatra: The Film That Changed Hollywood

as Self

2001

•

Rope Unleashed

as Self

2000

•

Yesterday's Children

as Old Sonny Sutton

2000

•

Beyond Doubt: The Making of Hitchcock's Favorite Film

as Self

1999

•

Santa and Pete

as Saint Nick

1999

•

Sea People

as Mr. John McRae

1998

•

Angel Passing

1997

•

12 Angry Men

as Juror 9

1997

•

Alone

as John Webb

1996

•

Marvin's Room

as Marvin Wakefield

1995

•

People: A Musical Celebration

as Grandpa (voice)

1994

•

Camilla

as Ewald

1994

•

Hitchcock: Alfred the Great

as Himself

1993

•

To Dance with the White Dog

as Robert Samuel Peek

1993

•

The Pelican Brief

as Justice Rosenberg

1992

•

Broadway Bound

as Ben

1991

•

Christmas on Division Street

as Cleveland Meriwether

1990

•

Night of 100 Stars III

as Self

1989

•

Day One

as James F. Byrnes

1989

•

Age-Old Friends

as John Cooper

1989

•

The Wilderness Idea: John Muir, Gifford Pinchot, and the First Great Battle for Wilderness

as Narrator (Voice)

1988

•

Cocoon: The Return

as Joe Finley

1988

•

American Experience

(1 episode) as Narrator (voice)

1987

•

*batteries not included

as Frank Riley

1987

•

Foxfire

as Hector Nations

1985

•

Cocoon

as Joseph Finley

1985

•

Brewster's Millions

as Rupert Horn

1984

•

Impulse

as Dr. Carr

1982

•

The World According to Garp

as Mr. Fields

1981

•

Rollover

as Maxwell Emery

1981

•

The Gin Game

as Weller Martin

1981

•

Honky Tonk Freeway

as Sherm

1978

•

The Kennedy Center Honors

(1 episode) as Self

1974

•

The Parallax View

as Bill Rintels

1974

•

Conrack

as Skeffington

1970

•

There Was a Crooked Man...

as Dudley Whinner

1969

•

The Arrangement

as Arthur Houghton

1969

•

Gaily, Gaily

as Tim Grogan

1968

•

Hawaii Five-O

(2 episodes) as Lewis Avery Filer

1964

•

Hamlet from the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre

as Polonius

1963

•

Cleopatra

as Sosigenes

1962

•

The Merv Griffin Show

(1 episode) as Self

1960

•

Sunrise at Campobello

as Louis Howe

1960

•

The Barbara Stanwyck Show

(1 episode) as Charles King

1959

•

A Doll's House

as Krogstad

1959

•

The Moon and Sixpence

as Dirk Stroeve

1958

•

Naked City

(1 episode) as Professor Henry J. Fallon

1957

•

DuPont Show of the Month

(1 episode) as Uncle Pio

1956

•

Crowded Paradise

as George Heath

1956

•

Telephone Time

(1 episode)

1955

•

The Fourposter

1955

•

Alfred Hitchcock Presents

(1 episode) as Henry Daw

1955

•

Alfred Hitchcock Presents

(1 episode) as Fitzhugh Oldham

1955

•

Alfred Hitchcock Presents

(1 episode) as Self - Actor and Friend

1954

•

Climax!

(1 episode) as Reverend Mr. Muldoon

1954

•

The Marriage

(8 episodes) as Ben Marriott

1953

•

General Electric Theater

(1 episode) as Ralph Whitemore

1953

•

Letter to Loretta

(1 episode) as Hap Martin

1953

•

Letter to Loretta

(1 episode) as Henry Goodens

1953

•

General Electric Theater

(1 episode) as Benedict Arnold Brummel

1952

•

Omnibus

(2 episodes)

1951

•

People Will Talk

as Prof. Rodney Elwell

1951

•

Hallmark Hall of Fame

(2 episodes) as Nils Krogstad

1951

•

Schlitz Playhouse of Stars

(1 episode) as Wilbur Meeler

1951

•

Hallmark Hall of Fame

(1 episode) as Hector

1949

•

Top o' the Morning

as Hughie Devine

1949

•

Suspense

(1 episode) as Dr. Violet

1949

•

Suspense

(1 episode)

1949

•

Suspense

(1 episode) as Sig

1948

•

The Bride Goes Wild

as John McGrath

1948

•

Studio One

(1 episode) as Ben Hecht

1948

•

The Ed Sullivan Show

(4 episodes) as Self

1948

•

The Philco Television Playhouse

(1 episode)

1948

•

Studio One

(1 episode) as Mr. Moore

1948

•

Studio One

(1 episode) as Ellis Davenport

1948

•

Studio One

(1 episode) as Pop Thatcher

1948

•

The Philco Television Playhouse

(1 episode) as Ben Marriott

1947

•

Brute Force

as Capt. Munsey

1947

•

The Beginning or the End

as Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer

1946

•

The Postman Always Rings Twice

as Arthur Keats

1946

•

The Green Years

as Papa Leckie

1946

•

A Letter for Evie

as John Phineas McPherson

1946

•

The Secret Heart

as Dinner Party Guest (Voice)

1945

•

Main Street After Dark

as Keller

1945

•

The Sailor Takes a Wife

as Freddie Potts

1945

•

Ziegfeld Follies

as Monty (segment "A Sweepstakes Ticket")

1944

•

Lifeboat

as Stanley "Sparks" Garrett

1944

•

The Seventh Cross

as Paul Roeder

1944

•

Blonde Fever

as Restaurant Patron (uncredited)

1943

•

Shadow of a Doubt

as Herbie Hawkins

1943

•

Phantom of the Opera

as Gerard

1943

•

The Cross of Lorraine

as Duval

Writing

•

Rope

Story

1987

•

Foxfire

Writer

1984

•

The Dollmaker

Teleplay

1949

•

Under Capricorn

Screenplay

1948

•

Rope

Adaptation

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