
Oscar O'Shea
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Oscar O'Shea (8 October 1881 – 6 April 1960), born in Peterborough, Ontario, Canada, was a Canadian-American character actor with over 100 film appearances from 1937 to 1953. O'Shea was a comic actor who earned a million dollars but lost it all in the Great Depression. His first straight role came in a Federal Theatre Project production of It Can't Happen Here, a play based on the novel of the same name.
His first film was Captains Courageous (1937). Beginning in 1929, O'Shea operated the Oscar O'Shea Players repertory theater company in the Embassy Theatre in Ottawa, Canada. He eventually ended the enterprise "to seek a field where his art would be more widely appreciated."
He then set up an operation in Chicago, "where he managed his own theatre and stock company during good and bad years." O'Shea died in Hollywood, California in 1960 at age 78.
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Angels with Dirty Faces
1938

The Roaring Twenties
Customer (uncredited) · 1939

Captains Courageous
Captain Walt Cushman · 1937

Love Affair
Priest (uncredited) · 1939

Stranger on the Third Floor
The Judge · 1940

Of Mice and Men
Jackson · 1939

The Mummy's Ghost
Museum Watchman · 1944

Blossoms in the Dust
Dr. West · 1941

Double Wedding
Turnkey (uncredited) · 1937

The Brute Man
Mr. Haskins - Grocer (uncredited) · 1946

The Shining Hour
Charlie Collins · 1938

Mannequin
'Pa' Cassidy · 1938

Bewitched
Capt. O'Malley · 1945

Without Reservations
Conductor (uncredited) · 1946

Susan and God
Sam (uncredited) · 1940

Sleepers West
McGowan, a Engineer · 1941

Racket Busters
Pop Wilson · 1938

The Tell-Tale Heart
First Deputy Sheriff (uncredited) · 1941

International Crime
Heath · 1938

Lydia
Doctor Richards · 1941

Corvette K-225
Capt. Smith · 1943

You're Only Young Once
Sheriff (uncredited) · 1937

Man-Proof
Gus the Bartender · 1938

Here Come the Waves
Commodore (uncredited) · 1944