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JOHN BROMFIELD






















Leading Men                       John Bromfield


                                             U. S Marshal (TV) as Marshal Frank Morgan
                                             Flat Top/ Ensign Snakehips McKay
                                             Manfish/ Captain Brannigan
                                             Revenge Of The Creature/ Joe Hayes

John Bromfield was an American leading actor who appeared in films and on television.

His career lasted from 1948 until 1960 with 28 credits in the mediums of film and television.

He was born as Farron McClain Bromfield in 1922 at South Bend, Indiana where he played football and was a boxing champion in college.

Bromfield served in the United States Navy during World War Two,

He began his acting career in 1948 with his film debut in the film Sorry, Wrong Number.

His roles were mainly in westerns and horror films.

Bromfield best known as Frank Morgan, first as a sheriff in the Sheriff Of Cochise TV series and latterly as a marshal in U. S. Marshall. The two series ran from 1958 to 1960.

The film roles of John Bromfield were:

Sorry, Wrong Number (1949) as Joe, A Detective

Harpoon (1948) as Michael Shand

Rope Of Sand (1949) as Thompson

Paid In Full (1950) as Dr. Clark

The Furies (1950) as Clay Jeffords

The Cimarron Kid ( 1952) as Tulsa Jack

Hold That Line (1952) as Biff Wallace

Flat Top (1952) as Ensign Snakehips McKay

Easy To Love (1953) as Hank

Ring Of Fear (1954) as Armand St. Dennis

The Black Dakotas (1954) as Mike Daugherty

Revenge Of The Creature (1955) as Joe Hayes

The Big Bluff (1955) as Riccardo De Villa

Three Bad Sisters (1956) as Jim Norton

Manfish (1956) as Captain Brannigan

Crime Against Joe (1956) as Jim Manning

Quincannon, Frontier Scout (1956) as Lt. Burke

Frontier Gambler (1956) as Deputy Marshal Curt Darrow

Hot Cars (1956) as Nick Dunn

Curucu, Beast Of The Amazon (1956) as Rock Dean

In addition to Sheriff Of Cochise and U. S. Marshal TV series, Mr Bromfield appeared also in the following television programs: The Files Of Jeffrey Jones, Fireside Theater, Racket Squad, The Ford Television Theater, Damon Runyon Theater and Frontier.

Mr. Bromfield was married three times. His last wife was Mary Bromfield . The marriage lasted from 1962 until Mr. Bromfield's death.

John Bromfield passed away in September, 2005 at age 83 from renal failure.

I enjoyed John Bromfield in both of his TV series U. S. Marshal and Sheriff Of Cochise as well as the films Flat Top, Revenge Of The Creature, Manfish, Hold That Line and The Furies.

Louie The Movie Buff





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