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Known ForActing
GenderMale
Born / DiedNov 28, 1909 (Died at 89)
Zodiac Sign♐Sagittarius
Place of BirthPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Career Span1950 – 1998
Known Credits15 Titles
Official Links
ActingPopularity Score 0.5

Charles J. Conrad

Total Works

15

14 movies • 1 shows

Avg Rating

6.6 / 10

across rated releases

Box Office

—

worldwide gross

Global Reach

#1

TMDB star index

Biography

Charles Julius Conrad (November 28, 1909 – January 15, 1998) was an American politician and actor who served in the California State Assembly for the 57th district from 1947 to 1973 and during World War II, he served in the United States Coast Guard. He was defeated in 1972 by Howard Berman. He appeared on Sergeant Preston of the Yukon and Perry Mason TV shows.

Signature Roles & Milestones

A Star Is Born
7.1
A Star Is Born
1954•movie
as Assistant Director (uncredited)
Don't Bother to Knock
6.7
as Speaker (uncredited)
Perry Mason
7.7
Perry Mason
1957•series
as Dr. Auerback
No Way Out
6.9
No Way Out
1950•movie
as Doctor (uncredited)

Full Filmography & Credits

Showing 15 titles featuring Charles J. Conrad

A Star Is Born
7.1
A Star Is Born
1954•movie

as Assistant Director (uncredited)

Don't Bother to Knock
6.7

as Speaker (uncredited)

Perry Mason
7.7
1 eps
Perry Mason
1957•series

as Dr. Auerback

No Way Out
6.9
No Way Out
1950•movie

as Doctor (uncredited)

Storm Warning
6.6
Storm Warning
1951•movie

as Jordan (uncredited)

Plunder Road
6.9
Plunder Road
1957•movie
Inferno
6.2
Inferno
1953•movie

as (uncredited)

The Tattered Dress
5.5
The Tattered Dress
1957•movie

as Reporter (uncredited)

Hunt the Man Down
6.3
Hunt the Man Down
1950•movie

as Crook (uncredited)

Goodbye, My Fancy
6.4
Goodbye, My Fancy
1951•movie

as Reporter (Uncredited)

The Square Jungle
6.1
The Square Jungle
1955•movie
Hell's Five Hours
6.2
Hell's Five Hours
1958•movie

as George Knight

Rock Island Trail
6.3
Rock Island Trail
1950•movie

as Bailiff

Peggy
6.0
Peggy
1950•movie

as Reporter

The Edge of Innocence

as Judge