
Charles McGraw (born Charles Butters) was an American stage, screen, and television actor. He developed into a leading man, especially in film noir classics during the late 1940s and early 1950s. His gravelly voice and rugged looks enhanced his appeal in the noir stylistic genre and provided him many roles as cops, military officers, and the such.

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as (archive footage)

as Air Force Gen. Peter Crane

as Howard Hendricks

as Capt. Humphreys

as Preacher

as Neil Davis

as Father Chase

as Police Chief Ed Masterson

as Marshal Duncan

as Bernie Oakman

as Mike Burkeman

as Agent Joe Flagg

as Board of Military Judges

as Wilson

as Deputy Chief John P. Hildebrand

as Sheriff Ray Calhoun

as Tex Smith

as Fred Harwell

as Harry Brockman

as Lt. Matthews

as Sebastian Sholes

as Col. Charles Korotny

as Bob Yountis

as Marcellus

as Dr. Stovall

as Sheriff Steve Ritter

as Capt. Frank Gibbons

as Yancy

as Larry Venables

as Cal Moore

as Lt. Anthony Vosnick

as Sgt. Jim McNulty

as Harry 'Stretch' Clay

as Col. 'Mickey' McKee

as Lieut. Mike O'Bannion

as Cmdr. Wayne Lee

as Gus Slavin

as Ben Westman

as Sgt. Clarke

as Sfc. Baker

as Det. Sgt. Walter Brown

as Joe Peters

as Thompson / Narrator

as Capt. Ben Wickett

as Lt. Jim Cordell

as Shotgun Mike Munger

as Det. Stan Simon

as Arnold 'Red' Kluger

as Police Capt. Breen

as Jeff Amboy

as Sergeant

as Herman Schmelz

as Milo Sweet

as Chick

as USET Col. Johns (uncredited)

as Detective

as Moxie

as Dugas

as Duke Arno

as Harry Blaisdell

as Policeman Stevens

as Armiston

as Fisher - Finley's Henchman (uncredited)

as Al

as Menessier

as Detective Garrity

as Chief Engineer

as Assistant Chief Engineer (uncredited)

as Hendrik (uncredited)

as Zellerbach

as Ole (uncredited)

as Strud Strudwick (uncredited)