Lawrence Gray
Biography
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Lawrence Gray (July 28, 1898 – February 2, 1970) was an American actor of the 1920s and 1930s. Gray began in the technical side of films at the Lasky Studios, but later decided on an acting career. He appeared in over 40 films between 1925 and 1936. Gray spent much of his career in vaudeville.
Movies 47
A Face in the Fog
as Peter Fortune
1936
Kid Boots
as Tom Sterling
1926
Here Comes the Groom
as Marvin Hale
1934
Marianne
as Stagg
1929
Ladies Must Dress
as Joe
1927
Shadows of the Night
as Jimmy Sherwood
1928
It's a Great Life
as Jimmy Dean
1929
Love 'Em and Leave 'Em
as Bill Billingsley
1926
Oh Kay!
as Jimmy Winter
1928
The Tragedy of King Lear
as Soldier / Courtier
1982
Ankles Preferred
as Barney
1927
Going Wild
as Jack Lane
1930
The Florodora Girl
as Jack Vibart
1930
Man of the World
as Frank Reynolds
1931
The Dressmaker from Paris
as Allan Stone
1925
The Old Homestead
as Bob Shackleforth
1935
An Intimate Dinner in Celebration of Warner Bros. Silver Jubilee
as Self
1930
Trent's Last Case
as Jack Marlowe
1929
The Patsy
as Billy Caldwell
1928
The Sin Sister
as Peter Van Dykeman
1929
Golden Harvest
as Hugh Jackson
1933
Pajamas
as John Weston
1927
Diamond Handcuffs
as Larry
1928
Timber War
as Larry Keane
1935
The Telephone Girl
as Tom Blake
1927
Temptation
as Larry
1930
The Palm Beach Girl
as Jack Trotter
1926
Danger Ahead
as Jerry Mason
1935
The She-Wolf
1931
The Rainbow
as Jim Forbes
1929
Dizzy Dames
as Terry Ramsey
1935
The Callahans and the Murphys
as Dan Murphy
1927
Everybody's Acting
as Ted Potter
1926
Stage Struck
as Orme Wilson
1925
Are Parents People?
as Dr. Dacer
1925
Spring Is Here
as Steve Alden
1930
The Coast of Folly
as Bather
1925
Convoy
as Eugene Weyeth
1927
Hello Pop
as Singer
1933
Sunny
as Tom Warren
1930
The American Venus
as Chip Armstrong
1926
In Paris, A.W.O.L.
as Buddy
1936
Children of Pleasure
as Danny Regan
1930
Marriage by Contract
as Don
1928
The Untamed Lady
as Larry Gastlen
1926
After Midnight
as Joe Miller
1927
Love Hungry
as Tom Harver
1928