I’ve done my best to compile an accurate filmography on here. Most of the titles are linked to IMDB. Some have an extra link to Wikipedia. Sunrise is reversed!

White Hands - Sailor (1922)

Moran of the Lady Letty (Uncredited “Deck hand” - 1922)

The Ghost Breaker (Uncredited “Ghost” - 1922)

Ebb Tide (Uncredited “Islander” - 1922)

The Ten Commandments (Uncredited - 1923)

The Ne’er-Do-Well - Clifford (1923)

Woman-Proof - Bill Burleigh (1923)

Shadows of Paris - Louis (1924)

The Sea Hawk (Uncredited “Galley slave” - 1924)

The Man Who Came Back - Henry Potter (1924)

The Iron Horse - Davy Brandon (1924)   Wiki

The Painted Lady - Luther Smith (1924)

The Roughneck - Jerry Delaney (1924)

The Dancers - Tony (1925)

Havoc - Dick Chappel (1925)

Thank You - Kenneth Jamieson -1925

The Fighting Heart - Denny Bolton (1925)    Wiki

The Johnstown Flood - Tom O’Day (1926)   Wiki

The Lone Star Ranger - Buck Duane (1930)

Rough Romance - Billy West (1930)

The Last Of The Duanes - Buck Duane (1930)

Seas Beneath - Commander Robert “Bob” Kingsley (1931)

Fair Warning - “Whistlin’” Dan Barry (1931)

A Holly Terror - Tony Bard (1931)

Riders of the Purple Sage - Jim Lassiter (1931)

The Rainbow Trail - John Shefford (1931)

The Gay Caballero - Ted Radcliffe (1932)

Mystery Ranch - Bob Sanborn (1932)

The Golden West - David Lynch/Motano (1932)

Robbers’ Roost - Jim Wall (1932)

Smoke Lightning - “Smoke” Mason (1933)

Life In The Raw - Jim Barry (1933)

The Last Trail - Tom Daley (1933)

Frontier Marshal - Michael Wyatt (1933)

Ever Since Eve - Neil Rogers (1934)

The Dude Ranger - Ernest “Dude” Selby (1934)

When A Man’s A Man - Larry Knight (1935)

The Cowboy Millionaire - Bob Walker (1935)

Whispering Smith Speaks - Gordon Harrington Jr. / “Whispering Smith” (1935)

Legion Of The Lawless - Jeffery Toland (1940)

Bullet Code - Steve Holden (1940)

Prairie Law - Brill Austin (1940)

Stage To Chino - Dan Clark (1940)

Triple Justice - Brad Henderson (1940)

My Wild Irish Rose - William “Iron Duke” Muldoon (1947)

Fort Apache - Captain Sam Collingwood (1948)

She Wore A Yellow Ribbon - Major Mac Allshard (1949)

Rustling for Cupid - Bradley Blatchford (1926)

The Silver Treasure - Nostromo (1926)

3 Bad Men - Dan O’Malley - (1926)   Wiki

Fig Leaves - Adam Smith (1926)

The Blue Eagles - George Darcy (1926)

Is Zat So? - Ed Chick Cowan - 1927

The Romantic Age (Unknown, probably uncredited - 1927)

Paid To Love - Crown Prince Michael (1927)

Sunrise: A Song Of Two Humans - The Man (1927)  IMDB

East Side, West Side - John Breen (1927)

Sharp Shooters - George (1928)

Honor Bound - John Oglegree (1928)

Noah’s Ark - Travis/Japheth (1928)    Wiki

Blindfold - Robert Kelly (1928)

True Heaven - Lieutenant Phillip Gresson (1929)

Masked Emotions - Bramdlet Dickery (1929)

Salute - Cadet john Randall (1929)

Hard Rock Harrigan - Tim “Hard Rock” Harrigan (1935)

Thunder Mountain - Kal Emerson (1935)

O’Malley Of The Mounted - Constable O’Malley / Duke Kinnard (1936)

The Border Patrolman - Bob Wallace (1936)

Daniel Boone - Daniel Boone (1936)

Park Avenue Logger - Grant Curran (1937)

Hollywood Cowboy - Jeffery Carson (1937)

Windjammer - Bruce Lane (1937)

Gun Law - Marshal Tom O’Malley (1938)

Border G-Man - Jim Galloway (1938)

Painted Desert - Bob McVey (1938)

The Renegade Ranger - Captain Jack Steele (1938)

Lawless Valley - Larry Rhodes (1938)

Arizona Legion - Boone Yeager (1939)

Trouble In Sundown - Clint Bradford (1939)

Racketeers Of The Range - Barney O’Dell (1939)

Timber Stampede - Scott Baylor (1939)

The Fighting Gringo - Wade Barton (1939)

The Marshal Of Mesa City - Cliff Mason (1939)

Gold Raiders - George O’Brien (1951)

Studio 57: Typhoon - (1956)

Cheyenne Autumn - Major Braden (1964)

-1920’s-

-1930’s-

-40’s, 50’s, and 60’s-

George on the DuMont Network?

Few people alive today know about the DuMont network. By the mid-50’s, it was gone. But George still got his chance to appear on that network. “Heinz Studio 57” was a dramatic series that lasted a couple of seasons. I can only guess that it was much like the “Westinghouse Studio One” series on CBS. George appeared in an episode entitled “Typhoon”. From what I can tell, “Typhoon” is currently stored in BFI’s archive. There is no description on their site as to the condition or screening availability of this show. I believe the chance of anyone being able to watch this show at their facility is slim to none. But I could be wrong.

Here’s a couple of descriptions:

Pilot entry about the adventures of a schooner skipper (O'Brien) and his son (Dick). - BFI

The son of a sea captain gets an opportunity to prove his courage during a typhoon that threatens their explosives-laden ship. - tv.com

It’s funny. I some how figured “Typhoon” would have been about a retired boxer coming back into the ring for one last showdown! If anyone ever gets access to this show, and is able to make a recording of it, we George fans would sure like to see it. So let us know!