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Mamie Van Doren dancing with John Carradine in Sex Kittens go to College 1959.

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Showdown at Boot Hill 1958 starring Charles Bronson and John Carradine.

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John Carradine as Bob Ford in The Return of Frank James.

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John Carradine in House of Long Shadows

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"If you're in Virginia, and you see Judge Ringfield, tell him that his son..."

Hatfield played by John Carradine in John Ford's Stagecoach.

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Hatfield played by John Carradine in John Ford's Stagecoach.

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"He's hardly a gentleman, he's a notorious gambler."

Hatfield played by John Carradine in John Ford's Stagecoach.

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Frontier Marshal 1939 and My Darling Clementine 1946

These movies were written by the same people, have the same characters and plot points. They are practically the same movie.

I prefer Cesar Romero as Doc Halliday in Frontier Marshal over Victor Mature as Dol Holliday in My Darling Clementine. I cannot forgive any actor portraying Doc Holliday without a mustache. But I prefer Henry Fonda as Wyatt Earp over Randolph Scott, though he is very good. I was glad there wasn't a love triangle in Frontier Marshal like there is in My Darling Clementine. The fact that John Carradine is in Frontier Marshal and not in longtime collaborator, John Ford's My Darling Clementine baffles me, he should have been the Shakespeare actor who comes to Tombstone. Frontier Marshal also tells the same story but in a shorter amount of time. Sure My Darling Clementine features the other Earp brothers, sure it has four people going to the O.K. Coral instead of Randolph Scott facing the Clanton gang single handedly but the movie is too long. I've been a big Henry Fonda and John Ford fan for years but if I had to pick a better movie I'm going with Frontier Marshal.

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JOHN CARRADINE as HATFIELD in STAGECOACH (1939) dir. John Ford.

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The Black Sleep (1956) aka Dr. Cadman’s Secret United Artists Dir. Reginald Le Borg

Herbert Rudley as Dr. Gordon Angus Ramsay Patricia Blake as Laurie Munroe John Carradine as Borg (aka Bohemond the Crusader)

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Doctor Cadman's Failed Experiment Revolt

The Black Sleep 1956 directed by Reginald Le Borg starring; Basil Rathbone, Lon Chaney Jr., Akim Tamiroff, John Carradine, Bela Lugosi, Tor Johnson, Herbert Rudley, Patricia Blair, Phyllis Stanley.

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John Carradine in Billy the Kid vs Dracula 1966.

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Jesse James and Bob Ford

Jesse James 1939 directed by Henry King starring; Tyrone Power, Henry Fonda, Nancy Kelly, Randolph Scott, Henry Hull and John Carradine.

Tyrone Power and John Carradine appeared in five movies together while they were both under contract at 20th Century Fox, although they only shared the screen in four movies.

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John Carradine's first appearance as Mr. Gateman on The Munsters episode 37 season 1 titled Herman's Raise.

Lily convinces Herman to ask his boss Mr. Gateman for a raise, he is promptly fired. Lily goes to Mr. Gateman's office to convince him to give Herman his job back.

John Carradine and Yvonne De Carlo both appeared in the movie The Ten Commandments as the brother and wife of Moses. They would also go on to appear together in Nocturna 1979.

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John Carradine's second appearance as Mr. Gateman on The Munsters, episode 24 season 2 titled The Musician.

Herman's boss Mr. Gateman is invited over for dinner and to hear Eddie play the trumpet.

John Carradine played Dracula twice in Universal's House of Frankenstein 1944 and House of Dracula 1945. At dinner he addresses Grandpa as "Count Dracula" and is not corrected.

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Forgotten Horror Movies

Bluebeard 1944 directed by Edgar G. Ulmer starring; John Carradine, Jean Parker, Ludwig Stossel.

Terror strikes Victorian Paris when a murderer of young women is on the loose. Artist and puppeteer, Gaston Morrell, creates puppets based on people he knows. One of his puppets is modeled after a woman who scorned him driving him to impulsively murder any woman he paints. Gaston hires a woman, Lucille, to create costumes for his puppets while her sister, Francine, aids her detective fiancé trying to identify and apprehend the murderer.

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Isle of Forgotten Sins 1943 (aka Monsoon 1943): Starring John Carradine, Gale Sondergaard, Sidney Toler, Frank Fenton.

I challenged myself to watch as many John Carradine movies as possible. I watched this and fell in love with it. Edgar G. Ulmer made this movie for a dollar. John Carradine and Gale Sondergaard are a cute couple in this. Mike and Marge 4 ever. New favorite.