Frank Sully
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Francis Thomas Sullivan, aka Frank Sully, was an American character actor. Beefy and square-jawed, he was usually cast as rustic types or dumb heavies.
Acted In
Western
A 1957 American Western directed by Carl K. Hittleman and distributed by United Artists. Patricia Medina plays Angela Medley, a frontier gambler who supports her hard-drinking father "Doc" Medley (Henry Hull) while running with the gunslinger Slinger (Gerald Mohr). When the new town physician Dr. Bruce Merritt (Richard Denning) arrives, Angela falls for him, setting up an inevitable showdown between the outlaw and the respectable life she wants. A compact, unpretentious B-western carried by Medina's sympathetic lead performance, it circulated widely on television and fell into the public domain when its copyright was not renewed.
Western
The Buckskin Lady
1957 - as Jed
Crime, Noir
A batch of freshly printed counterfeit bills traced to imprisoned counterfeiter Tris Stewart sends the U.S. Treasury Department scrambling, so agents engineer his escape and turn him loose — betting he will lead them to the engraving plates. Stewart plays both sides, rekindling things with his girlfriend Meg while undercover agent John Downey closes in. Lloyd Bridges is the slippery counterfeiter, with Barbara Payton as Meg and John Hoyt as the agent on his tail. Richard Fleischer directs this lean semi-documentary noir in the style of T-Men, shot on location around Los Angeles. The film entered the public domain through non-renewal.
Crime · Noir · Drama
Trapped
1949 - as Sam the Bartender (uncredited)