Cell 2455, Death Row (1955)

Rating: 6.4 of 10

Below is the list of the 82 actors that worked in Cell 2455, Death Row. When you find the person you are looking for, click on the link to view a list of actors they have worked with.

William Campbell as Whit Whittier

R. Wright Campbell as Whit as a Boy

Marian Carr as Doll

Kathryn Grant as Jo-Anne

Harvey Stephens as Prison Warden

Vince Edwards as Hamilton

Allen Nourse as Serl Whittier

Diane DeLaire as Hallie Whittier

Bart Braverman as Whit, as a Young Boy

Paul Dubov as Al

Tyler MacDuff as Nugent

Buck Kartalian as Monk

Eleanor Audley as Blanche

Thom Carney as Hatcheck Charlie

Joseph Forte as Lawyer

Howard Wright as Judge

Adelle August as Showgirl

Alan Dexter as Plainclothesman

Ben Pollock as Mug

Bert Spencer as Bit Role

Bert Stevens as Court Reporter

Billy McCoy as Juror

Bob LaWandt as Juror

Bob Whitney as Observer During Apprehension

Bruce Morgan as Knucklehead

Bruce Sharpe as Bud

Chalky Williams as Guard

Charles Morton as Witness

Cosmo Sardo as Observer at Accident Scene

David Wanger as Convict

Edmund Penney as Policeman

Elyse Novey as Minor Role

Forbes Murray as Whit's Co-Counsel

Forrest Lewis as Parole Officer

Frank Marlowe as Prisoner in Car with Whit

George Berkeley as Guard

George Cisar as Captain

George DeNormand as Motorcycle Officer

George Ford as Assistant District Attorney

Glen Gordon as Senior Guard

Guy Kingsford as Plainclothesman

Hans Moebus as Gambler

Harold Miller as Casino Patron

Ivor James as Youth

James Conaty as Juror

James Dime as Convict

James McLaughlin as Officer

James Westerfield as Red

Jerry Mickelsen as Tom

Jimmy Murphy as Sonny

Joe Turkel as Curly

Joel Allen as Guard

John Halloran as Officer

John Marshall as Officer

John Zaremba as District Attorney

Jonathan Haze as Wells, Gang Member

Joseph Breen as Charley

K.L. Smith as Prisoner

Kenner G. Kemp as Court Clerk

Kerwin Mathews as Reporter

Marjorie Stapp as Madeline

Maureen Cassidy as Girl

Michael Granger as John J. 'Johnny' Albert

Mike Lally as Juror

Morgan Shaan as Convict

Norman Keats as Slick Mug

Pat Lawless as Policeman

Paul Baxley as Boy

Paul Bradley as Gambler

Paul Brinegar as Prisoner

Paul Knight as Policeman

Paul Weber as Convict

Ralph Neff as Guard

Robert Stevenson as Policeman at Whit's Home

Robert Williams as Guard with Law Books

Speer Martin as Youth

Steve Carruthers as Casino Patron

Stuart Hall as Juror

Tony Vincent as Minor Role

Wayne Taylor as Skipper Adams

Will J. White as Guard

William Woodson as Opening Narrator