| Joel McCrea  Born: 5-Nov-1905
Birthplace: South Pasadena, CA
Died: 20-Oct-1990
Location of death: Woodland Hills, CA
Cause of death: Respiratory failure
Remains: Cremated (ashes scattered at sea)
Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Ride the High Country Girlfriend: Joyce Compton (actress, together late 1920s, broken engagement)
Wife: Frances Dee (actress, m. 20-Oct-1933, one son)
Son: Jody McCrea (actor, b. 6-Sep-1934)
University: Pomona College
RKO Radio Pictures under contract
National Cowboy Hall of Fame 1958
Hollywood Walk of Fame 6901 Hollywood Blvd.
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
George Stevens: A Filmmaker's Journey (25-Sep-1984) · Himself
Mustang Country (Mar-1976)
The Great American Cowboy (1973) · Narrator [VOICE]
Cry Blood, Apache (1970)
Ride the High Country (20-Jun-1962) · Steve Judd
The Gunfight at Dodge City (May-1959)
Fort Massacre (May-1958) · Vinson
Cattle Empire (1958)
The Tall Stranger (17-Nov-1957) · Ned Bannon
Gunsight Ridge (Sep-1957) · Mike Ryan
Trooper Hook (12-Jul-1957) · Sgt. Hook
The Oklahoman (19-May-1957) · John
The First Texan (29-Jun-1956) · Sam Houston
Wichita (3-Jul-1955) · Wyatt Earp
Stranger on Horseback (23-Mar-1955)
Black Horse Canyon (Jun-1954) · Del Rockwell
Border River (Jan-1954) · Clete Mattson
Rough Shoot (15-May-1953) · Taine
The Lone Hand (May-1953) · Zachary Hallock
The San Francisco Story (17-May-1952)
Cattle Drive (8-Aug-1951) · Dan Mathews
Frenchie (25-Dec-1950) · Tom Banning
Saddle Tramp (21-Sep-1950) · Chuck Conner
Stars in My Crown (11-May-1950) · Josiah Doziah Gray
The Outriders (1-Mar-1950) · Will Owen
Colorado Territory (11-Jun-1949) · Wes McQueen
South of St. Louis (6-Mar-1949)
Four Faces West (3-Aug-1948)
Ramrod (21-Feb-1947)
The Virginian (17-Apr-1946) · The Virginian
The Unseen (12-May-1945)
The Great Moment (6-Sep-1944) · W. T. G. Morton
Buffalo Bill (13-Apr-1944) · Buffalo Bill
The More the Merrier (26-Mar-1943) · Joe Carter
The Palm Beach Story (2-Nov-1942) · Tom Jeffers
The Great Man's Lady (29-Apr-1942) · Ethan Hoyt
Sullivan's Travels (Dec-1941) · John L. Sullivan
Foreign Correspondent (16-Aug-1940) · John Jones
Primrose Path (22-Mar-1940) · Ed Wallace
He Married His Wife (19-Jan-1940) · T. H. Randall
Espionage Agent (23-Sep-1939) · Barry Corvall
They Shall Have Music (26-Jul-1939) · Peter
Union Pacific (27-Apr-1939) · Jeff Butler
Three Blind Mice (18-Jun-1938) · Van Dam Smith
Wells Fargo (30-Dec-1937) · Ramsay MacKay
Dead End (24-Aug-1937) · Dave
Woman Chases Man (28-Apr-1937) · Kenneth Nolan
Internes Can't Take Money (16-Apr-1937)
Banjo on My Knee (11-Dec-1936) · Ernie Holley
Come and Get It (6-Nov-1936) · Richard Glasgow
Adventure in Manhattan (8-Oct-1936) · George Melville
These Three (18-Mar-1936) · Dr. Cardin
Splendor (22-Nov-1935)
Barbary Coast (13-Oct-1935) · Jim Carmichael
Woman Wanted (2-Aug-1935) · Tony
Our Little Girl (7-Jun-1935) · Dr. Donald Middleton
Private Worlds (9-Mar-1935)
The Richest Girl in the World (21-Sep-1934) · Tony
Half a Sinner (1-Jun-1934)
Gambling Lady (31-Mar-1934) · Garry Madison
Chance at Heaven (27-Oct-1933) · Blacky Gorman
One Man's Journey (31-Aug-1933) · Jimmy Watt
Bed of Roses (29-Jun-1933) · Dan
The Silver Cord (5-May-1933) · David Phelps
Rockabye (25-Nov-1932) · Jacobs Van Riker Pell
The Sport Parade (11-Nov-1932) · Sandy Brown
The Most Dangerous Game (9-Sep-1932) · Bob
Bird of Paradise (12-Aug-1932) · Johnny
The Lost Squadron (10-Mar-1932) · Red
Girls About Town (7-Nov-1931)
The Common Law (17-Jul-1931) · John Neville
Born to Love (17-Apr-1931) · Barry Craig
Kept Husbands (22-Feb-1931) · Richard Brunton
The Silver Horde (25-Oct-1930) · Boyd Emerson
Dynamite (13-Dec-1929) · Marco, Her Boy Friend
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