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Charles Ray

Charles Ray

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Birthday: Mar 15, 1891

Birthplace: Jacksonville, Illinois, USA

Charles Ray was an actor who had a successful Hollywood career. Charles Ray's early acting career consisted of roles in various films, such as "The Honorable Algy" (1916), "The Clodhopper" (1917) and "The Pinch Hitter" (1917). He also appeared in "The Hired Man" (1918). His passion for acting continued to his roles in projects like "Homer Comes Home" (1920), "Peaceful Valley" (1920) and "Two Minutes to Go" (1921). Film continued to be his passion as he played roles in "The Auction Block" (1926), "The Count of Ten" (1928) and "Ladies Should Listen" (1934) with Cary Grant. Charles Ray more recently acted in the mystery "Ticket to a Crime" (1934) with Ralph Graves. Charles Ray passed away in November 1943 at the age of 52.

Filmography

Movies

Credit
No Score Yet No Score Yet By Your Leave Leonard Purcell (Character) - 1935
No Score Yet No Score Yet Just My Luck Unknown (Character) - 1935
No Score Yet No Score Yet Ticket to a Crime Unknown (Character) - 1934
No Score Yet No Score Yet The Fire Brigade Terry O'Neil (Character) - 1926
No Score Yet No Score Yet Two Minutes to Go Chester Burnett (Character),
Director,
Producer 		- 1921
No Score Yet No Score Yet Nineteen and Phyllis Andrew Jackson Cavanaugh (Character) - 1920
No Score Yet No Score Yet Alarm Clock Andy Andrew Gray (Character) - 1920
No Score Yet 50% The Busher Ben Harding (Character) - 1919
No Score Yet No Score Yet The Hired Man Ezry Hollins (Character) - 1918
No Score Yet No Score Yet The Clodhopper Everett Nelson (Character) - 1917
No Score Yet No Score Yet The Honorable Algy The Honorable Algy (Character) - 1916
No Score Yet No Score Yet The Wolf Woman Rex Walden (Character) - 1916
No Score Yet No Score Yet The Coward Frank Winslow (Character) - 1915