Frank McGlynn Sr.
Born October 26, 1866 · San Francisco, California, USA
Gaunt-looking American character actor Frank McGlynn Sr. is best remembered for his many portrayals in 1930s and 1940s historical films of US President Abraham Lincoln. McGlynn began performing on stage in 1896. Prior to that, he had been a practicing lawyer, a graduate of the University of California, Hastings College of the Law.
Notable Appearances
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Sergeant York
Strange Glory
Vanity Fair
King of the Royal Mounted
Sing and Be Happy
Charlie Chan's Greatest Case
Love Affair
The Honeymoon's Over
Little Miss Marker
The Prisoner of Shark Island
Hollywood Barn Dance
Folies Bergère de Paris
The Last of the Mohicans
The Wet Parade
The Girl of the Golden West
In Old California
Broadway Melody of 1938
Second Fiddle
Through Turbulent Waters
Trail Street
The Great Barrier
The Plainsman
Third Finger, Left Hand
The Argyle Case
These Three
The Caillaux Case
Wells Fargo
The Secret Six
A Girl, a Guy, and a Gob
The Littlest Rebel
Frisco Jenny
The Accidental Honeymoon
Rough and Ready
Three Girls About Town
The Poor Little Rich Girl
Rogues' Gallery
It's A Small World
Hi-Yo Silver
Min and Bill
Huckleberry Finn
Lost in the Stratosphere
Good News
The Lone Ranger
Lincoln in the White House
Syncopation
North of Nome
Why America Will Win
Delinquent Daughters
Career Woman
Massacre
The Mad Empress
Are We Civilized?
Joaquin Murrieta
The ABC of Love
The Jazz Cinderella
Outlawed Guns
Search for Beauty
Western Gold
Sudden Bill Dorn
Unknown Valley
The Roaring West
For the Service
March On, America!
Gloria's Romance
