Ralph Collier
Ralph Collier is known for Great White Open Ocean (2022), MonsterQuest (2007) and MSNBC Live (1996).
Ralph Cooper
Ralph Cooper was called "The Dark Gable" after Clark Gable, of course, because of his handsome, rugged good looks and his charm and wit. Too talented and handsome for Hollywood and wouldn't accept stereotype roles Hollywood gave Blacks - so he went and made and starred in films for Blacks. While choreographing a Shirley Temple movie "Poor Little Rich Girl" he studied and watching the movie-making process and made some of the best Black-cast films of the time. On screen he usually played gangsters and bad men in the same acting styles of James Cagney and Humphrey Bogart. His movies were smashes in the Black community. Cooper was also an emcee and helped create the famous Apollo Theater. He helped the Legends we know now to stardom. He was a very talented man a tap dancer, choreographer, wonderful actor, bandleader, singer and writer.
Ralph Cotterill
Ralph Cotterill was born in 1932 in Yorkshire, England. He is an actor, known for The Proposition (2005), Howling III (1987) and The Last Bastion (1984).
Ralph Dale
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Ralph Davis
Ralph Davis is an actor, known for Anatomy of a Scandal (2022), King Lear: Live from Shakespeare's Globe (2017) and Father Brown (2013).
Ralph DiFonzo
Ralph DiFonzo is known for LA Forensics (2006), Vanity Fair Confidential (2015) and Fugitive Son: The Hunt for Alex Kelly (1996).
Ralph Dumke
Ralph Dumke was born on July 25, 1899 in South Bend, Indiana, USA. He was an actor, known for All the King's Men (1949), Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) and Mystery Street (1950). He was married to Greta Leona Edner. He died on January 4, 1964 in Sherman Oaks, California, USA.
Ralph Dunn
Prolific character actor Ralph Dunn was born in Titusville, PA, in 1902. He attended college for a while, but dropped out to join a traveling vaudeville troupe, and performed in minstrel shows and melodramas until 1935, when he headed to Hollywood, but not for the usual reasons vaudevillians made that trip--his parents lived there and his father was in poor health, so he went to help his mother take care of him. In order to make some money he signed up with Central Casting, where his stocky tough-guy look secured him a succession of jobs as cops, thugs, bouncers, bartenders, fight managers, and the like. His Hollywood career lasted more than 30 years, during which time he kept his hand in stage work. He appeared in the 1951 Broadway production of "The Moon Is Blue" and played the pajama factory owner in the Broadway classic "The Pajama Game", a role he repeated when it was made into a film in 1957. He had more than 300 credits to his name, including television work. His last film role was as a priest in Black Like Me (1964), and his final appearance was in an episode of the series N.Y.P.D. (1967). He died in Flushing, NY, in 1968.
Ralph Dunton
Ralph Dunton is an actor and production manager, known for Redeemer (2016).
Ralph Dunton
Ralph Dunton is an actor and production manager, known for Redeemer (2016).