Also Credited As:
Raymond Danton
Biography
After making his film debut in "Chief Crazy Horse" (1954), Danton gained notice for his portrayal of Lillian Roth's first love in the soapy biopic "I'll Cry Tomorrow" (1955). Danton is best remembered for his portrayal of ruthless mobster "Legs" Diamond in both Budd Boetticher's gangster melodrama, "The Rise and Fall of Legs Diamond" (1960), and the 1961 biopic of gangster Dutch Schultz, "Portrait of a Mobster". That same year he also starred …
LATEST CREDITS
Pursuit | Actor |
The Night Runner | Roy Turner |
The George Raft Story | George Raft |
Our Man Flint: Dead on Target | Derek Flint |
The Rise and Fall of Legs Diamond | Jack 'Legs' Diamond |
A Majority of One | Jerome Balck |
The Beat Generation | Stan Hess |
The Centerfold Girls | Perry |
A Very Missing Person | Captain Westering |
The Alaskans | Nifty Cronin; saloon owner and swindler |
Yellowstone Kelly | Sayapi |
Chief Crazy Horse | Little Big Man |
The Spoilers | Bronco |
Too Much, Too Soon | John Howard |
A Fever in the Blood | Marker |
The Big Operator | Oscar Wetzel |
Onionhead | Ensign Dennis Higgins |
I'll Cry Tomorrow | David Tredman |
The Chapman Report | Fred Linden |
Ice Palace | Bay |
Banyon | Victor Pappas |
Runaway! | Professor Jack Dunn |
The Longest Day | Captain Frank |
Portrait of a Mobster | 'Legs' Diamond |
Crypt of the Living Dead | Director |
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