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Mon 14
All Through the Night — Frank Sully
Humphrey Bogart plays a New Yorker with underworld connections who battles Nazi saboteurs planning to sink a battleship. Conrad Veidt, Kaaren Verne, Peter Lorre, Jane Darwell, Judith Anderson, Frank McHugh, William Demarest, Barton MacLane, Jackie Gleason, Phil Silvers, Wally Ford. Directed by Vincent Sherman.
Air Time & Details for Frank Sully, Mon 14, 2:40 am -
Tue 15
Father's Little Dividend — Frank Sully
The sequel to "Father of the Bride" picks up with the newly married young lady giving birth to a boy, who screams his head off every time his grandfather comes near him. Spencer Tracy, Joan Bennett and Elizabeth Taylor reprise their roles from the original, with Vincente Minnelli once again doing the directing.
Air Time & Details for Frank Sully, Tue 15, 6:00 am
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About Frank Sully
American character actor Frank Sully worked as a vaudeville and Broadway comedian before drifting into movies in 1935. Often typecast as musclebound, doltish characters, the curly-haired, lantern-jawed Sully was seen in a steady stream of hillbilly, GI and deputy sheriff roles throughout the '40s and '50s. He was prominently cast as Noah in John Ford's memorable drama The Grapes of Wrath (1940), one of the few times he essayed a non-comic role.
During the '50s, Sully accepted a number of uncredited roles in such westerns as Silver Lode (1954) and was a member in good standing of the Columbia Pictures 2-reel "stock company," appearing as tough waiters, murderous crooks and jealous boyfriends in several short comedies, including those of the Three Stooges (Fling in the Ring, A Merry Mix-Up etc.) Frank Sully's last screen appearance was a bit as a bartender in Barbra Streisand's Funny Girl (1968).