Malcolm Atterbury

Malcolm Atterbury

Personal Info

Known For

Acting

Gender

Male

Birthday

20/02/1907

Day of Death

16/08/1992
(85) years old

Place of Birth

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Biography

Malcolm MacLeod Atterbury (February 20, 1907 – August 16, 1992) was an American stage, film, and television actor, and vaudevillian. Atterbury is perhaps best known for his uncredited role in Alfred Hitchcock's North by Northwest (1959), as the rural man who exclaims, "That plane's dustin' crops wh... Read More

Filmography

Cast

1974

The Longest Yard

as Bit Part (uncredited)

1969

The Learning Tree

as Silas Newhall

1966

Hawaii

as Gideon Hale

1966

The Chase

as Mr. Reeves

1964

Seven Days in May

as Horace the White House Physician (uncred...

1963

Cattle King

as Abe Clevenger (Homesteader)

1963

The Birds

as Deputy Al Malone

1962

Advise & Consent

as Senator Tom August

1961

Summer and Smoke

as Rev. Winemiller

1960

From the Terrace

as George Fry

1960

Wild River

as Sy Moore

1960

Hell Bent for Leather

as A.C. Gamble

1959

High School Big Shot

as Mr. Grant

1959

North by Northwest

as Man at Prairie Crossing (uncredited)

1959

A Marriage of Strangers

as Mr. Emhardt

1959

Rio Bravo

as Jake

1958

Old Man

as The Doctor

1958

Days of Wine and Roses

as Jim Hungerford

1958

Bomber's Moon

as Col. Schwimmer

1958

Badman's Country

as Buffalo Bill Cody

1958

How to Make a Monster

as Security Guard Richards

1958

The High Cost of Loving

as Harry Lessing (uncredited)

1957

The Dalton Girls

as Sewell, the banker

1957

Blood of Dracula

as Lt. Dunlap

1957

Valerie

as Sheriff

1957

I Was a Teenage Werewolf

as Charles Rivers

1957

Fury at Showdown

as Norris

1956

Crime of Passion

as Police Officer Spitz

1956

Dakota Incident

as Desk Clerk at Belvidere Hotel

1956

Johnny Concho

as Milo, Mail Dispatcher (uncredited)

1956

Crime in the Streets

as Mr. McAllister

1956

Stranger at My Door

as Rev. Hastings

1956

The Steel Jungle

as Mailman

1956

The Lone Ranger

as Phineas Tripp (uncredited)

1954

Dragnet

as Lee Reinhard