Washington, District of Columbia, USA
Edward McWade was an American writer and stage and screen actor. He appeared in more than 132 films from 1919 to 1944, mostly in secondary roles. He also wrote 15 stage plays and silent film scenarios.
as Minister
as Gibbs
1944
as Second Director (uncredited)
1938
as Minister
1939
as Moyle (uncredited)
1932
as Gorn
1936
as Crony
1943
as Simpson
1934
as Carlton
1940
as Tupper
1935
as Boston Doorman (uncredited)
1942
as Mr. Carr
1920
as Harvey
1936
as Billiard Ball Tester (uncredited)
1943
as Gorn
1966
as Gibbs
1944
as Billiard Ball Tester (uncredited)
1943
as Wise Man
1943
as Crony
1943
as Stage Doorman (Uncredited)
1943
as Thomas Carlyle (uncredited)
1942
as Ground-Hog
1942
as Boston Doorman (uncredited)
1942
as Adolph (uncredited)
1942
as Old man at library (uncredited)
1941
as Elderly Clerk (uncredited)
1941
as Elias
1940
as Chemist Who Poisoned Medicine (uncredited)
1940
as Bank Customer Explaining 'NSF' (uncredited)
1940
as Colonel Jackson
1940
as Aged Brother (uncredited)
1940
as Carlton
1940
as Russell Alger, Secretary of War
1940
as Neighbor
1939
as Pop Hagen
1939
as Ticket Seller at Station (uncredited)
1939
as Tom Dugan
1939
as Professor Trill (uncredited)
1939
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