Russell Hardie

Russell Hardie was an American actor who is best known for Fail Safe, The Whistle at Eaton Falls, and Broadway to Hollywood. He was born on May 20, 1904, in Buffalo, New York, and passed away on July 21, 1973, in Clarence, New York.

Personal and Family Life

William Russell Hardie, known as Russell Hardie, was primarily a stage actor who actively performed on Broadway from 1929 to 1961. His family background and personal life are not widely documented, but he was part of the vibrant theater scene during his career.

Career

Russell Hardie’s film and television career included notable roles in various productions. His performances in films demonstrated his versatility as an actor, and he was respected for his contributions to both theater and cinema.

Death and Legacy

Russell Hardie died on July 21, 1973, in Clarence, New York. His legacy lives on through his extensive work in film and theater, marking him as a significant figure in American acting history.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
Fail Safe 1964-10-07 Gen. Stark
Cop Hater 1958-10-01 Detective Lt. Byrnes
Broadway to Hollywood 1933-09-15 Ted Hackett Jr.
Men in White 1934-04-06 Dr. Michaelson
West Point of the Air 1935-03-23 Phil Carter
Sequoia 1935-01-16 Bob Alden
Speed Devils 1935-07-01 Dan Holden
Meet Nero Wolfe 1936-07-16 Manuel Kimball
Stage Mother 1933-09-29 Fred Lorraine
As the Earth Turns 1934-02-14 Ed
The Harvester 1936-04-18 David Langston
Murder in the Private Car 1934-06-29 John Blake
Operator 13 1934-06-08 Littledale
The Bands Plays On 1934-12-21 Mike O’Brien
In Old Kentucky 1935-11-28 Dr. Lee Andrews
Down to the Sea 1936-05-30 John ‘Johnny’ Kaminas
The Costello Case 1930-10-14 Jimmie
The Whistle at Eaton Falls 1951-08-02 Dwight Hawkins
Hell in the Heavens 1934-12-12 2nd Lt. Hartley
Killer at Large 1936-10-27 Tommy Braddock
Christopher Bean 1933-11-17 Warren Creamer
The Group 1966-03-04 Mr. Davison
The Defender (Studio One) 1957-02-25 First Guard
The Frogmen 1951-01-25 Captain Radford
Pursued 1934-09-21 David Landeen