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Alan Carney - Actor & Filmmaker | The Couch Critic
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Alan Carney
Born
December 22, 1909
Died: May 2, 1973
(Lived 63 years)
Place of Birth
New York City, New York, USA
Known For
Acting
Gender
Male
Career Highlights
31
Movies
12
TV Shows
Also Known As
David Boughal
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Alan Carney
Movies
31
TV Shows
12
Herbie Rides Again
as
Judge with Cigar at Chicken Run
February 12, 1974
Wild Rovers
as
Palace Bartender
June 23, 1971
Blackbeard's Ghost
as
Bartender
February 8, 1968
The Adventures of Bullwhip Griffin
as
Joe Turner
March 8, 1967
Monkeys, Go Home!
as
Grocer
February 8, 1967
Sylvia
as
Gus
February 10, 1965
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
as
Police Sergeant
November 7, 1963
Son of Flubber
as
Referee
January 16, 1963
The Comancheros
as
Stillwater Bartender (uncredited)
December 16, 1961
Swingin' Along
as
Officer Sullivan
April 16, 1961
The Absent-Minded Professor
as
Referee #1
January 20, 1961
North to Alaska
as
Bartender (uncredited)
November 7, 1960
Who Was That Lady?
as
Building Superintendent (uncredited)
April 8, 1960
Li'l Abner
as
Mayor Dawgmeat
December 11, 1959
Rally 'Round the Flag, Boys!
as
Bartender
December 23, 1958
Hideout
as
Evans
March 8, 1949
The Pretender
as
Victor Korrin
August 11, 1947
Vacation in Reno
as
Angel
December 10, 1946
Genius at Work
as
Mike Strager
October 20, 1946
Radio Stars on Parade
as
Mike Strager
August 1, 1945
Zombies on Broadway
as
Mike Streger
May 1, 1945
Girl Rush
as
Mike Strager
October 21, 1944
Step Lively
as
Harry
July 26, 1944
Seven Days Ashore
as
Orval 'Handsome' Martin
April 25, 1944
Rookies in Burma
as
Mike Strager
December 20, 1943
Around the World
as
Joe Gimpus
November 27, 1943
Gangway for Tomorrow
as
Swallow
November 3, 1943
The Adventures of a Rookie
as
Mike Strager
August 19, 1943
Mexican Spitfire's Blessed Event
as
Navajo Room Bartender
July 14, 1943
Mr. Lucky
as
Crunk
July 1, 1943
Gildersleeve's Bad Day
as
Toad
May 10, 1943
