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Actor (117 credits)
1950
Dallas
Blayde 'Reb' Hollister
1930
The Texan
Enrique, aka 'Quico,' The Llano Kid
1927
It
Newspaper Reporter (uncredited)
1926
Three Pals
Car Driver Flirting with Betty (uncredited)
1925
Tricks
Bit Role (uncredited)
1951
Starlift
(performer: "Look Out, Stranger, I'm a Texas Ranger" - uncredited)
1949
Task Force
(performer: "Abdulla Bulbul Amir" - uncredited)
1948
Good Sam
(performer: "I've Been Redeemed", "Let Me Call You Sweetheart" - uncredited)
1945
Along Came Jones
("On Top of Old Smoky", uncredited) / (performer: "Round and Round", "Old Joe Clark" - uncredited)
1942
The Pride of the Yankees
("Always" (1925), uncredited) / (music: "Always" (1925) - uncredited) / (performer: "Always" (1925) - uncredited)
1941
Meet John Doe
(performer: "March of the Swiss Soldiers" (1829) - uncredited)
1936
Mr. Deeds Goes to Town
("Humoresque, Op. 101/7" (1894), uncredited) / (performer: "Old Folks at Home (Swanee River)" (1851) - uncredited)
1936
Desire
(performer: "I'm Driving a Bronson 8")
1935
The Wedding Night
(performer: "Trail to Mexico (Bury Me Not on the Lone Prairie)" - uncredited)
1933
One Sunday Afternoon
(performer: "Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home?" (1902), "Good-Bye, Little Girl, Good-Bye" (1904) - uncredited)
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Personal Details
Other Works:
Print ad:
Chesterfield cigarettes.
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Publicity Listings:
6 Biographical Movies
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10 Print Biographies
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1 Portrayal
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1 Interview
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22 Articles
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5 Pictorials
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13 Magazine Cover Photos
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Alternate Names:
Frank J. Cooper | Garry Cooper
Height:
6' 3" (1.91 m)
Parents:
Charles Cooper
| Alice Cooper
Relatives:
Arthur Cooper
(sibling)
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His reputation as an unthinking conservative seems largely undeserved. Though he appeared as a "friendly witness" before the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) in 1947, he carefully avoided naming any people he suspected of having Communist sympathies within the Hollywood community. He later starred in
High Noon (1952), a western that was an allegory for blacklisting in Hollywood, and ...
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