David Durand

David Durand was an American actor born on July 27, 1920, in Cleveland, Ohio, who is best known for his roles in Bad Sister, Little Men, and Scouts to the Rescue. He passed away on July 25, 1998, in Bridgeview, Illinois.

Personal and Family Life

David Durand, originally named David Parker Grey, had a close-knit family. He was often involved in the arts from a young age, which inspired his career in acting. Details about his personal life and relationships are not extensively documented.

Career

Durand’s acting career began in the early 1920s, and he featured in numerous films throughout the 1930s and 1940s. He became recognized for his performances in both lead and supporting roles, showcasing his range as an actor in various genres. Despite the changing landscape of Hollywood, he managed to maintain a steady presence in the industry until the late 1940s.

Death and Legacy

David Durand died on July 25, 1998, leaving behind a legacy of diverse roles in early American cinema. His contributions to film, especially as a child actor, are fondly remembered by classic film enthusiasts.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
Little Men 1934-01-01 Nat Blake
Son of the Border 1933-05-05 Frankie Breen
A Criminal Is Born 1938-06-05 Rodney ‘Rod’
Wednesday’s Child 1934-10-26 Charles Nevins
Boys’ Reformatory 1939-05-01 Knuckles Malone
As the Earth Turns 1934-02-14 Manuel
The Life of Jimmy Dolan 1933-06-03 George Lewis
The Great Jasper 1933-03-03 Andrew Horn (child)
Innocents of Paris 1929-01-02 Jo-Jo
The Bands Plays On 1934-12-21 Tony as a Boy
Wells Fargo 1937-12-31 Alex Trimball
Get Your Man 1927-12-06 Robert as a boy
Hat, Coat and Glove 1934-07-26 Thomas Sullivan
Pleased to Mitt You 1940-09-06 Terry Kelly
Her First Romance 1940-12-25 Student (uncredited)
Probation 1932-03-15 David
He Married His Wife 1940-01-19 Usher
Million Dollar Kid 1944-02-28 Danny
Viva Villa! 1934-04-27 Bugle Boy
Follow the Leader 1944-06-03 Danny
Mr. Muggs Steps Out 1943-10-29 Danny
Kid Dynamite 1943-02-05 Skinny Collins
The Ghost Breakers 1940-06-21 Bellhop (uncredited)
Ladies Love Brutes 1930-05-14 Joey Forziati
Keep ‘Em Slugging 1943-03-01 Bingo
The Tulsa Kid 1940-08-16 Bob Wallace
Scouts to the Rescue 1939-01-17 ‘Rip’ Dawson
Fresh as a Freshman 1941-01-29 Terry Kelly
Glove Affair 1941-04-03 Terry Kelly
Mitt Me Tonight 1941-11-06 Terry Kelly
The Kink of the Campus 1941-12-25 Terry Kelly
Glove Birds 1942-02-13 Terry Kelly
A Study in Socks 1942-05-21 Terry Kelly
College Belles 1942-10-16 Terry Kelly
The Jazz Cinderella 1930-09-01 Danny Murray
Harmon of Michigan 1941-09-11 Perkins
Off the Record 1939-01-21 Blackie (uncredited)
Silver Dollar 1932-12-22 Mark
Rich Man’s Folly 1931-11-14 Brock Junior
Cradle Song 1933-11-19 Tomas
Tropic Madness 1928-12-19 Frankie
Naval Academy 1941-06-05 Fred Bailey
The Bad Sister