Acting

Malcolm McGregor

Born 1892-10-12 · Newark, New Jersey, USA

Died 1945-04-29

Malcolm McGregor was an American screen actor, in films from 1922 to 1936.

Credits

Newest first

Snapped: Killer Couples
Additional Music
2013
Sharad of Atlantis
as Zogg
1936
Special Agent K-7
as Silky Samuels
1936
The Reckless Way
as Don Reynolds
1936
I'll Name the Murderer
as Ted Benson
1936
Happiness C.O.D.
as Jim Martin
1935
Diamond Jim
as Man at Racetrack
1935
China Seas
as Atkins (uncredited)
1935
The Whispering Shadow
as Jack Foster
1933
Murder Will Out
as Jack Baldwin
1930
Whispering Winds
1929
The Girl on the Barge
as Fogarty
1929
Tropical Nights
as Jim
1928
Freedom of the Press
as Bill Ballard
1928
Stormy Waters
as Davis Steele
1928
The Port of Missing Girls
as Buddie Larkins
1928
Buck Privates
as John Smith
1928
The Girl from Gay Paree
as Kenneth Ward
1927
The Kid Sister
as Thomas Webster
1927
A Million Bid
as Dr. Robert Brent
1927
Matinee Ladies
as Bob Ward
1927
The Gay Deceiver
as Robert Le Rivarol
1927
The Price of Honor
as Anthony Fielding
1927
The Wreck
1927
Money to Burn
as Dan Stone
1926
Don Juan's 3 Nights
as Giulio Roberti
1926
It Must Be Love
as Jack Dugan
1926
The Silent Flyer
as Lloyd Darrell, posing as Bill Smith
1926
Infatuation
as Ronald Perry
1925
Flaming Waters
as Dan O'Neil
1925
The Vanishing American
as Earl Ramsdale
1925
The Circle
as Edward 'Teddy' Luton
1925
Headlines
as Lawrence Emmett
1925
The Overland Limited
as David Barton
1925
The Happy Warrior
as Ralph
1925
Lady of the Night
as David Page
1925
The Girl of Gold
as Schuyler Livingstone
1925
Smouldering Fires
as Robert Elliott
1925
Idle Tongues
as Tom Stone
1924
The House of Youth
as Spike Blaine
1924
The Bedroom Window
as Frank Armstrong
1924
You Can't Get Away with It
as Henry Adams
1923
The Dancer of the Nile
as Karmet
1923
The Social Code
as Dean Cardigan
1923
The Untameable
as Chester Arnold
1923
Can a Woman Love Twice?
as Abner's Son
1923
All the Brothers Were Valiant
as Joel Shore
1923
Broken Chains
as Peter Wyndham
1922
The Prisoner of Zenda
as Capt. Fritz von Tarlenheim
1922