Michael O'Shea
Actor
Born Mar 17, 1906 · Hartford, Connecticut, USA
Active 1943–1973 · Awards: star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Michael O'Shea (March 17, 1906, Hartford, Connecticut - December 4, 1973, Dallas, Texas) was an American character actor whose career spanned from the 1940s-1960s.
Filmography
It Should Happen to You (1954) — Brod ClintonAdam-12 (1968) — Johnnie DelaneyFixed Bayonets! (1951) — Sgt. LonerganDisc Jockey (1951) — Mike RichardsThe Underworld Story (1950) — Ralph MunseyLady of Burlesque (1943) — Biff BranniganThe Model and the Marriage Broker (1951) — DobermanThe Threat (1949) — Detective Ray WilliamsBloodhounds of Broadway (1952) — Inspector McNamaraSomething for the Boys (1944) — Sergeant Ronald 'Rocky' FultonIt's a Great Life (1954) — Denny DavisViolence (1947) — Steve FullerJack London (1943) — Jack LondonMr. District Attorney (1947) — HarringtonThe Eve of St. Mark (1944) — Thomas MulveroyThe Big Wheel (1949) — Vic SullivanMan from Frisco (1944) — Matt BraddockParole, Inc. (1948) — Richard HendricksLast of the Redmen (1947) — Hawk-Eye / Natty BumpoSmart Woman (1948) — Johnny SimonsCaptain China (1950) — TraskCircumstantial Evidence (1945) — Joe ReynoldsIt's a Pleasure (1945) — Don MartinRevlon Mirror Theatre (1953)