Also Credited As:
Joel Albert McCrea
Biography
McCrea gave one of his finest performances in Hitchcock's "Foreign Correspondent" (1940) and brought an amiable, relaxed charm to his comic roles, especially when directed by Preston Sturges in "Sullivan's Travels" (1941) and "The Palm Beach Story" (1942) and by George Stevens in "The More the Merrier" (1943). His offhand yet sincere style also kept him much in demand as a lead in "women's pictures" (as they were then called), and McCrea …
LATEST CREDITS
Foreign Correspondent | Actor |
Cattle Empire | John Cord |
Wichita | Wyatt Earp |
Trooper Hook | Sergeant Hook |
The Gunfight at Dodge City | Bat Masterson |
Wells Fargo | Actor |
Black Horse Canyon | Del Rockwell |
The Virginian | Actor |
Stranger on Horseback | Rick Thorne |
Buffalo Bill | Actor |
The Great Moment | Actor |
Mustang Country | Dan Treego |
The Tall Stranger | Ned Bannon |
Gunsight Ridge | Mike |
The Oklahoman | Dr John Brighton |
Sullivan's Travels | John L 'Sully' Sullivan |
Bed of Roses | Dan Walters |
The Palm Beach Story | Actor |
Dead End | Dave Connell |
Ride the High Country | Steve Judd |
Come and Get It | Richard Glasgow |
Union Pacific | Actor |
Banjo on My Knee | Actor |
Great American Cowboy | Narration |
They Shall Have Music | Actor |
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