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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Moroni Olsen (June 27, 1889 – November 22, 1954) was an American actor. Olsen was born in Ogden, Utah, to Mormon parents Edward Arenholt Olsen and Martha Hoverholst, who named him after the Moroni found in the Book of Mormon. Some sources have claimed that Olsen's birth name was John Willard Clawson, but there appears to be no support for this claim. Olsen studied at Weber Stake Academy, the predecessor of Weber State University. He then went to study at the University of Utah, where one of his teachers was Maud May Babcock. During World War I, he sold...
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Madame Curie
as President of Businessman's Board (uncredited)
as Arnold Reuben

Samson and Delilah
as Targil

Task Force
as Adm. Ames

The Fountainhead
as Chairman

Command Decision
as Congressman Stone

Up in Central Park
as Big Jim Fitts

Call Northside 777
as Parole Board Chairman

High Wall
as Dr. Philip Dunlap

That Hagen Girl
as Trenton Gateley

Black Gold
as Don Toland

Life with Father
as Dr. Humphries

Possessed
as Dr. Ames

The Long Night
as Chief of Police Bob McManus

It's a Wonderful Life
as Senior Angel (voice) (uncredited)

The Strange Woman
as Rev. Thatcher

Notorious
as Walter Beardsley

Boys' Ranch
as Judge Henderson

The Walls Came Tumbling Down
as Bishop Martin

From This Day Forward
as Tim Bagley

Mildred Pierce
as Inspector Peterson

Don't Fence Me In
as Henry Bennett

Week-End at the Waldorf
as House Detective

Behind City Lights
as Curtis Holbrook

Pride of the Marines
as Capt. Burroughs

Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo
as General (uncredited)

Roger Touhy, Gangster
as Riley

Cobra Woman
as MacDonald

Buffalo Bill
as Sen. Frederici

Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves
as Caliph Hassan

Madame Curie
as President of Businessman's Board (uncredited)

We've Never Been Licked
as Commandant

Mission to Moscow
as Col. Faymonville

Air Force
as Col. Blake

Reunion in France
as Paul Grebeau

Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch
as Dr. Henry Olcott

The Glass Key
as Ralph Henry

My Favorite Spy
as Major Allen

Sundown Jim
as Andrew Barr

Nazi Agent
as Brenner

Dangerously They Live
as Mr. John Goodwin

One Foot in Heaven
as Dr. John Romer

Dive Bomber
as Senior Surgeon at San Diego

Three Sons o' Guns
as Philip G. Talbot

Life with Henry
as Sylvanus Q. Sattherwaite

Respect the Law
as Dr. Walter Terriss

Santa Fe Trail
as Robert E. Lee

East of the River
as Judge R.D. Davis

Brigham Young
as Doc Richards

If I Had My Way
as Mr. Blair

Virginia City
as Cameron

Brother Rat and a Baby
as Major Terry

Invisible Stripes
as The Warden

Barricade
as Managing Editor

That's Right – You're Wrong
as Jonathan Forbes

Allegheny Uprising
as Tom Calhoon

Dust Be My Destiny
as Slim Jones

The Bill of Rights
as Royal Governor Dunmore

Susannah of the Mounties
as Supt. Andrew Standing

Code of the Secret Service
as The friar

Rose of Washington Square
as Buck Russell

The Three Musketeers
as Bailiff

Off the Record
as Juvenal Court Judge

Homicide Bureau
as Captain Haines

Kentucky
as John Dillon - 1938

Submarine Patrol
as The Fleet Captain

There Goes My Heart
as Fisherman (uncredited)

That Certain Age
as Fullerton's Associate (uncredited)

Marie Antoinette
as Bearded Leader of the People (uncredited)

What Do You Think? Tupapaoo
as Kurt Larsen

Kidnapped
as Douglas

Gold Is Where You Find It
as Senator Hearst

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
as Magic Mirror (voice) (uncredited)

Adventure's End
as First Mate Rand Husk

The Last Gangster
as Detective Danny Shea (uncredited)

The Soldier and the Lady
as Tartar Chief (Voice) (Uncredited)

The Plough and the Stars
as General Connally

Mummy's Boys
as Dr. Edward Sterling

Grand Jury
as Davis, the bodyguard

Mary of Scotland
as John Knox

M'Liss
as Jake

The Witness Chair
as Lt. Poole

Two in Revolt
as Cyrus Benton

The Farmer in the Dell
as Chester Hart

Yellow Dust
as Missouri

We're Only Human
as R.J. Curran

Seven Keys to Baldpate
as Mayor Jim Cargen

Annie Oakley
as Buffalo Bill

The Three Musketeers
as Porthos

Death Takes a Holiday
as Cardinal De Valle (uncredited)