Brian Donlevy Net Worth

Waldo Brian Donlevy net worth is
$1.2 Million

Waldo Brian Donlevy Wiki: Salary, Married, Wedding, Spouse, Family

Waldo Brian Donlevy (February 9, 1901 – April 5, 1972), later known as Brian Donlevy was an Irish-born American actor, noted for playing dangerous tough guys from the 1930s to the 1960s. He usually appeared in supporting roles. Among his best-known films are Beau Geste (1939) and The Great McGinty (1940). For his role as Sergeant Markoff in Beau Geste he was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor.Donlevy starred as US special agent Steve Mitchell in 40 episodes of the 1952 TV series "Dangerous Assignment". Mitchell received assignments to exotic locales involving international intrigue from 'The Commissioner' played by Hubert Butterfield.His obituary in The Times newspaper in the United Kingdom stated that "any consideration of the American 'film noir' of the 1940s would be incomplete without him".

Full Name	Waldo Brian Donlevy
Net Worth	$1.2 Million
Date Of Birth	February 9, 1901
Died	1972-04-05
Place Of Birth	Portadown, County Armagh, Ireland [now in Northern Ireland], UK
Height	5' 8" (1.73 m)
Occupation	Actor
Profession	Actor, Producer, Soundtrack
Spouse	Marjorie Lane child
Children	Judy Donlevy
Nicknames	Brian Donlevy, Donlevy, Brian
Star Sign	Aquarius

#	Fact
1	Was wounded twice while serving as a fighter pilot in France during World War I.
2	He is the only actor to play Professor Bernard Quatermass on screen more than once, which he did in the Hammer science fiction film The Quatermass Xperiment (1955) and its sequel Enemy from Space (1957). In spite of this, he was reportedly "Quatermass" creator Nigel Kneale's least favourite actor in the role.
3	Although he is typically credited as having been with the Lafayette Escadrille, he was not. However he was a member of a group of young American men who went to France and received flight training there in WWI. As such, he was an honorary member of The Lafayette Flying Corps (also known as the Franco-American Flying Corps). The Corps was never officially a unit, it is a collective name for all American pilots -- including the Lafayette Escadrille pilots -- who flew for the French during World War I. The exact number of actual pilots who flew for the French is open to question and many different numbers exist depending on who is counting. The numbers range from as low as 180 to over 300. The most widely accepted number of men who were recognized as having successfully completed French flight training (received their "brevets") is 209. Of this 209, only 180 actually served at the Front in combat divided among 66 French pursuit escadrilles and 27 bomber/observer escadrilles.
4	Besides television, he also portrayed government spy Steve Mitchell on NBC Radio's "Dangerous Assignment" (1949-1953).
5	Step-father of Bela Lugosi Jr..
6	Father of Judy Donlevy.
7	He was William Holden's best man at his 1941 wedding to Brenda Marshall.
8	In Birth of the Blues (1941) Donlevy's cornet playing was dubbed by 'Pokey' Carriere.
9	It's widely believed that Ray Milland accidentally cut Donlevy's shoulder during the filming of Beau Geste (1939) when he missed Donlevy's protective padding with his bayonet. This legend was recently repeated on American Movie Classics (AMC) during an airing of the film. In actuality, Ray stabbed him in the lower left ribcage. The wound was deep enough to not only make him bleed but resulted in a scar that Donlevy bore for the rest of his life.
10	According to a statement in a 1944 movie magazine, Donlevy did not smoke or play cards. The only smoking he did was "for the movies".
11	The two overriding interests in his life were gold mining and writing poetry.
12	On January 11, 1950, he crashed the plane he was flying into a hillside near Solvang, CA, but miraculously walked away unhurt.
13	When he was working on I Wanted Wings (1941) with Ray Milland they filmed on an actual military base and he played Capt. Mercer. He got so uncomfortable with soldiers thinking he was a real captain and saluting him that he wore a sign around his neck that said, "Actor".
14	His character, Gil Warren, in In Old Chicago (1937) died as a result of the Chicago fire. His character, Steely Edwards, in 'The Great Man's Lady (1942) died in the San Francisco fire.
15	Played historical figure William Quantrill, the leader of a Confederate guerrilla band during the US Civil War, in two films: Kansas Raiders (1950) and Woman They Almost Lynched (1953). The second was not a sequel to the first.
16	Sassy-talking, rugged-looking, square-shouldered supporting actor said, however, always to have gone through this necessary morning ritual before arriving on the movie set: 1) insert dentures; 2) don hairpiece; 3) strap on corset; 4) lace up "elevator" shoes.

Actor

Title	Year	Status	Character
Pit Stop	1969	Grant Willard
Rogue's Gallery	1968	Detective Lee
Arizona Bushwhackers	1968	Mayor Joe Smith
Five Golden Dragons	1967	Dragon #3
Hostile Guns	1967	Marshal Willett
Family Affair	1967	TV Series	Owen Pennington
Gammera the Invincible	1966	Gen. Terry Arnold
Waco	1966	Ace Ross
The Fat Spy	1966	George Wellington
Perry Mason	1966	TV Series	General Roger Brandon
How to Stuff a Wild Bikini	1965	B.D. 'Big Deal' MacPherson
Curse of the Fly	1965	Henri Delambre
The DuPont Show of the Week	1964	TV Series	Cheese Karapolis
Saints and Sinners	1962	TV Series	Preller
The Pigeon That Took Rome	1962	Col. Sherman Harrington
Target: The Corruptors	1962	TV Series	Pete
The Errand Boy	1961	Tom 'T.P.' Paramutual
The Red Skelton Hour	1960	TV Series	Big Dan
Zane Grey Theater	1960	TV Series	Fred Childress
The DuPont Show with June Allyson	1960	TV Series	John Ridges
Girl in Room 13	1960	Steve Marshall
Never So Few	1959	Gen. Sloan
The Texan	1959	TV Series	Sam Gallup / Sheriff Bob Gleason
Hotel de Paree	1959	TV Series
Juke Box Rhythm	1959	George Manton
Wagon Train	1959	TV Series	Jasper Cato
Rawhide	1959	TV Series	Jed Reston
Cowboy	1958	Doc Bender, Trailhand
Escape from Red Rock	1957	Bronc Grierson
The DuPont Show of the Month	1957	TV Series	Constable Dale
Enemy from Space	1957	Quatermass
Crossroads	1955-1957	TV Series	Reverend Jacob Chamberlain / Rev. Robert McClure / Dr. Roy Bell
A Cry in the Night	1956	Capt. Ed Bates
Lux Video Theatre	1953-1956	TV Series	Walter Williams / Daniel J. McGinty / Dan Carmody
The Ford Television Theatre	1955-1956	TV Series	Charlie Brock / Joe Aladdin
Studio One in Hollywood	1956	TV Series	Jim
Kraft Theatre	1956	TV Series
Damon Runyon Theater	1955	TV Series
Climax!	1955	TV Series	Sam Marvin / Lieutenant Commander Knowles
Star Stage	1955	TV Series	Honest John Gaminski
The Quatermass Xperiment	1955	Prof. Bernard Quatermass
The Big Combo	1955	Joe McClure
Medallion Theatre	1954	TV Series
The Motorola Television Hour	1953	TV Series
Woman They Almost Lynched	1953	Charles Quantrill
Ride the Man Down	1952	Bide Marriner
Hoodlum Empire	1952	Sen. Bill Stephens
Dangerous Assignment	1952	TV Series	Steve Mitchell
Slaughter Trail	1951	Capt. Dempster
Fighting Coast Guard	1951	Commander Ian McFarland
Pulitzer Prize Playhouse	1950	TV Series
Kansas Raiders	1950	Col. William Clarke Quantrill
Shakedown	1950	Nick Palmer
The Chevrolet Tele-Theatre	1949	TV Series
Impact	1949	Walter Williams
The Lucky Stiff	1949	John J. Malone
Command Decision	1948	Brig. Gen. Clifton I. Garnet
A Southern Yankee	1948	Kurt Devlynn
Killer McCoy	1947	Jim Caighn
Heaven Only Knows	1947	Adam 'Duke' Byron
Kiss of Death	1947	Assistant D.A. Louis D'Angelo
The Trouble with Women	1947	Joe McBride
Song of Scheherazade	1947	Capt. Vladimir Gregorovitch
The Beginning or the End	1947	Maj. Gen. Leslie R. Groves
Canyon Passage	1946	George Camrose
Our Hearts Were Growing Up	1946	Tony Minnetti
The Virginian	1946	Trampas
Two Years Before the Mast	1946	Richard Henry Dana
Duffy's Tavern	1945	Brian Donlevy
An American Romance	1944	Stefan Dubechek aka Steve Dangos
The Miracle of Morgan's Creek	1944	Governor McGinty (as McGinty)
Hangmen Also Die!	1943	Dr. Franticek Svoboda Karel Vanek
Stand by for Action	1942	Lt. Cmdr. Martin J. Roberts
Nightmare	1942	Daniel Shane
The Glass Key	1942	Paul Madvig
Wake Island	1942	Maj. Geoffrey Caton
A Gentleman After Dark	1942	Harry 'Heliotrope Harry' Melton
Two Yanks in Trinidad	1942	Vince Barrows
The Remarkable Andrew	1942	General Andrew Jackson
The Great Man's Lady	1942	Steely Edwards
Birth of the Blues	1941	Memphis
South of Tahiti	1941	Bob
Hold Back the Dawn	1941	Movie Actor (uncredited)
Billy the Kid	1941	Jim Sherwood
I Wanted Wings	1941	Capt. Mercer
Brigham Young	1940	Angus Duncan
The Great McGinty	1940	Dan McGinty
When the Daltons Rode	1940	Grat Dalton
Destry Rides Again	1939	Kent
Allegheny Uprising	1939	Callendar
Behind Prison Gates	1939	Agent Norman Craig Red Murray
Beau Geste	1939	Sergeant Markoff
Union Pacific	1939	Sid Campeau
Jesse James	1939	Barshee
Sharpshooters	1938	Steve Mitchell
We're Going to Be Rich	1938	Yankee Gordon
Battle of Broadway	1938	Chesty Webb
In Old Chicago	1937	Gil Warren
Born Reckless	1937	Bob 'Hurry' Kane
This Is My Affair	1937	Batiste Duryea
Midnight Taxi	1937	Charles 'Chick' Gardner
Crack-Up	1936	Ace Martin
36 Hours to Kill	1936	Frank Evers
High Tension	1936	Steve Reardon
Half Angel	1936	Duffy Giles
Human Cargo	1936	Packy Campbell
13 Hours by Air	1936	Dr. James L. Evarts
Strike Me Pink	1936	Vance
Another Face	1935	Broken Nose Dawson / Spencer Dutro III
Mary Burns, Fugitive	1935	Spike
Barbary Coast	1935	Knuckles Jacoby
A Modern Cinderella	1932	Short	Charlie - the Chauffeur
Ireno	1932	Short	The Drunk (uncredited)
Mother's Boy	1929	Harry O'Day
Gentlemen of the Press	1929	Kelly - Reporter (uncredited)
A Man of Quality	1926	Richard Courtney
School for Wives	1925	Ralph
The Eve of the Revolution	1924	Short	Paul Revere
Monsieur Beaucaire	1924	Ball Guest at Bath (uncredited)
Damaged Hearts	1924	Jim Porter
Jamestown	1923	Short	Minor Role (uncredited)

Producer

Title	Year	Status	Character
Dangerous Assignment	TV Series executive producer - 3 episodes, 1952 producer - 1 episode, 1952

Soundtrack

Title	Year	Status	Character
How to Stuff a Wild Bikini	1965	performer: "Madison Avenue" - uncredited
36 Hours to Kill	1936	performer: "Row, Row. Row Your Boat" - uncredited

Self

Title	Year	Status	Character
Here's Hollywood	1961	TV Series	Himself
Lux Video Theatre	1956	TV Series	Himself - Intermission guest
I've Got a Secret	1953-1956	TV Series	Himself - Guest
The Colgate Comedy Hour	1953	TV Series	Himself - Actor
The Name's the Same	1953	TV Series	Guest star contestant
Unusual Occupations	1947/I	Documentary short	Himself (uncredited)
The City That Stopped Hitler: Heroic Stalingrad	1943	Documentary	Narrator (voice)