Frank Craven
- Anniversaire:
- 08/24/1875
- Lieu de naissance:
- Boston, Massachusetts, USA:
 | The Many Faces of Dracula (2000) Doctor Harry Brewster (archive footage |
 | Dracula: A Cinematic Scrapbook (1991) Doctor Harry Brewster (archive footage) |
 | Colonel Effingham's Raid (1946) Dewey |
 | Forever Yours (1945) Uncle Charles |
 | Destiny (1944) Clem Broderick |
 | My Best Gal (1944) Danny O'Hara |
 | Jack London (1943) Old Tom |
 | Son of Dracula (1943) Dr. Harry Brewster |
 | Dangerous Blondes (1943) Inspector Joseph Clinton |
 | Keeper of the Flame (1943) Docteur Fielding |
 | Harrigan's Kid (1943) Walter Garnet |
 | Eyes Aloft (1943) Ed Randall |
 | Pittsburgh (1942) J.M. 'Doc' Powers |
 | Girl Trouble (1942) Ambrose Murdock Flint |
 | Thru Different Eyes (1942) Steve Pettijohn |
 | In This Our Life (1942) Asa Timberlake |
 | The Richest Man in Town (1941) Abb Crothers |
 | The Lady from Cheyenne (1941) Hank Foreman |
| | Harvests for Tomorrow (1941) Narrator (voice) |
 | Dreaming Out Loud (1940) Dr. Walter Barnes |
 | City for Conquest (1940) 'Old Timer' |
 | Our Town (1940) Mr. Morgan |
| | Our Neighbors - The Carters (1939) |
 | Miracles for Sale (1939) Dad Morgan |
 | Penrod and His Twin Brother (1938) Mr. Frank Schofield |
 | You're Only Young Once (1937) Frank Redmond |
 | Blossoms On Broadway (1937) P. T. Quinterfield Sr. |
| | Lest We Forget (1937) Archive Footage |
 | Penrod and Sam (1937) Mr. Schofield |
| | The Harvester (1936) Mr. Biddle |
 | Small Town Girl (1936) Will "Pa" Brannan |
 | Barbary Coast (1935) Col. Marcus Aurelius Cobb |
| | Hollywood Hobbies (1935) Himself |
 | Vagabond Lady (1935) "Spiggs" Spiggins |
 | Car 99 (1935) Sheriff Peter Arnot |
| | That's Gratitude (1934) Bob Grant |
 | He Was Her Man (1934) Pop Sims, aka Jim Parker |
 | Let's Talk It Over (1934) Mr. Rockland |
 | City Limits (1934) John B. Matthews |
| | How to Break 90 #1: The Grip (1933) Himself |
 | State Fair (1933) Storekeeper |
 | Handle with Care (1932) Radio Announcer |
 | How I Play Golf, by Bobby Jones No. 1: 'The Putter' (1931) Self |
 | The Very Idea (1929) Alan Camp |
