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E.G. Marshall

Actor

E.G. Marshall

Born 18 June 1914 · Owatonna, Minnesota, USA — died 24 August 1998

E. G. Marshall (1914–1998) was an American actor with a long career in theatre, film and television. He is best remembered as the composed Juror #4 in 12 Angry Men and for TV roles in The Defenders and The Bold Ones: The New Doctors.

Key films

  • 12 Angry Men (1957)On Cinespective

    His best-known film role: the calm, rational stockbroker Juror #4 in Sidney Lumet's jury-room classic.

  • The Caine Mutiny (1954)

    Early prominent screen role in a major naval courtroom drama with a star-filled cast.

  • Compulsion (1959)

    Played a prosecutor in a courtroom drama inspired by the Leopold and Loeb case.

  • Interiors (1978)

    Took a serious dramatic role in Woody Allen's austere family drama.

  • Creepshow (1982)

    Showed his range in a popular horror anthology from George A. Romero and Stephen King.

Key awards

No major awards are documented here.

On Cinespective

Full filmography · 86
  • 1947Untamed Fury · as Pompano, the dance callerActor
  • 1948Call Northside 777 · as Rayska (uncredited)Actor
  • 1949The Twentieth CenturyActor
  • 1952Diplomatic Courier · as Military Police Jeep Driver (uncredited)Actor
  • 1954The Caine Mutiny · as Lt. Comdr. ChalleeActor
  • 1954Broken Lance · as Horace (The Governor)Actor
  • 1954Pushover · as Police Lt. Carl EckstromActor
  • 1954The Silver Chalice · as IgnatiusActor
  • 1954The Bamboo Prison · as Father Francis DolanActor
  • 1954Middle of the Night · as JerryActor
  • 1955The Left Hand of God · as Dr. David SigmanActor
  • 1956The Mountain · as SolangeActor
  • 1956The Scarlet Hour · as Lt. JenningsActor
  • 1956The Little Foxes · as OscarActor
  • 195712 Angry Men · as Juror 4Actor
  • 1957The Bachelor Party · as WalterActor
  • 1957Man on Fire · as Sam DunstockActor
  • 1957Clash by Night · as Jerry D'AmatoActor
  • 1958The Buccaneer · as Gov. William ClaiborneActor
  • 1958The Plot to Kill Stalin · as BeriaActor
  • 1959Compulsion · as District Attorney Harold HornActor
  • 1959The Journey · as Harold RhinelanderActor
  • 1960Cash McCall · as Winston ConwayActor
  • 1960The Master Builder · as SolnessActor
  • 1961Town Without Pity · as Colonel PakenhamActor
  • 1963The Vote · as Self - HostActor
  • 1966The Chase · as Val RogersActor
  • 1966Is Paris Burning? · as Intelligence Officer Powell (uncredited)Actor
  • 1966The Poppy Is Also a Flower · as Coley JonesActor
  • 1968A Case of Libel · as Paul ClearyActor
  • 1969The Bridge at Remagen · as Brig. Gen. ShinnerActor
  • 1969The Littlest Angel · as GodActor
  • 1970Tora! Tora! Tora! · as Colonel Rufus S. BrattonActor
  • 1970A Clear and Present Danger · as Senator StoweActor
  • 1971The Pursuit of Happiness · as Daniel LawrenceActor
  • 1971The City · as Sheridan HugotorActor
  • 1971Ellery Queen: Don't Look Behind You · as Dr. CazalisActor
  • 1972Pursuit · as James WrightActor
  • 1972Look Homeward, Angel · as W. O. GantActor
  • 1973Money to Burn · as Jed FinneganActor
  • 1975The Abduction of Saint Anne · as Bishop Francis Paul LoganActor
  • 1975The Incredible Machine · as NarratorActor
  • 1976Independence · as NarratorActor
  • 1976Collision Course: Truman vs. MacArthur · as President Harry S. TrumanActor
  • 1977Billy Jack Goes to Washington · as Sen. Joseph PaineActor
  • 1978Interiors · as ArthurActor
  • 1979Disaster on the Coastliner · as Roy SnyderActor
  • 1979Vampire · as Harry KilcoyneActor
  • 1979The Lazarus Syndrome · as Dr. MendelActor
  • 1979HR 6161: An Act of Congress · as NarratorActor
  • 1980Superman II · as The PresidentActor
  • 1980Dive to the Edge of Creation · as Self - HostActor
  • 1981The Phoenix · as Dr. Ward FrazierActor
  • 1982Creepshow · as Upson Pratt (segment "They're Creeping Up On You")Actor
  • 1982Eleanor, First Lady of the World · as John Foster DullesActor
  • 1983Saigon: Year of the Cat · as The AmbassadorActor
  • 1983The Winter of Our Discontent · as Mr. BakerActor
  • 1983Thank You, Mr. President: The Press Conferences of JFK · as Self - HostActor
  • 1983Born of Fire · as NarratorActor
  • 1986Power · as Senator Sam HastingsActor
  • 1986My Chauffeur · as WitherspoonActor
  • 1986La gran fiesta · as Judge CropperActor
  • 1986Under Siege · as Harold SloanActor
  • 1986Ike · as Dwight David EisenhowerActor
  • 1988The Explorers: A Century of DiscoveryActor
  • 1988An Empire of Reason · as Federalist SpokesmanActor
  • 1989National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation · as ArtActor
  • 1989The Hijacking of the Achille Lauro · as Stanley 'Stan' KubackiActor
  • 1989Fire From the Sun: The Search for Fusion Energy · as HostActor
  • 1990Two Evil Eyes · as Steven PikeActor
  • 1991Ironclads · as Commdr. SmithActor
  • 1992Consenting Adults · as George GordonActor
  • 1992Lincoln · as Gideon Welles (voice)Actor
  • 1992Earth and the American Dream · as Reader (voice)Actor
  • 1992Russian Holiday · as Joe MeadowsActor
  • 1993George Marshall and the American Century · as Self - Narrator (voice)Actor
  • 1993Tornadoes!! The Entity · as Narrator 1Actor
  • 1994Oldest Living Confederate Widow Tells All · as Professor TawActor
  • 1995Nixon · as John MitchellActor
  • 1997Absolute Power · as Walter SullivanActor
  • 1997Miss Evers' Boys · as The Senate ChairmanActor
  • 1997The Defenders: Payback · as Lawrence PrestonActor
  • 1998The Defenders: Choice of Evils · as Lawrence PrestonActor
  • 2000Walker Evans / America · as NarratorActor
  • 2004Harvesting Horror: Children of the Corn · as (archival footage)Actor
  • 2006Superman II: The Richard Donner Cut · as The PresidentActor

Filmography data from TMDB. The profile text is a draft written for Cinespective.