Richard Gaines
Current Interest
0.6
Current interest in this person
Rating Distribution
Based on 29 rated titles
Title
Year
Attention
Double Indemnity
as Edward S. Norton Jr.
1944
47.5
Ace in the Hole
as Nagel
1951
44.5
Brute Force
as McCollum
1947
34.6
Love Me or Leave Me
as Paul Hunter
1955
26.6
The More the Merrier
as Charles J. Pendergast
1943
26.3
Unconquered
as Colonel George Washington
1947
25.2
Ransom!
as Langly
1956
21.7
Trial
as Dr. Johannes Schacter
1955
20.2
Humoresque
as Bauer
1947
18.1
Ride the Pink Horse
as Jonathan
1947
15.6
The Howards of Virginia
as Patrick Henry
1940
14.6
5 Steps to Danger
as Dean William Brant
1956
14.4
The Enchanted Cottage
as Frederick 'Freddy' Price
1945
13.6
Tender Comrade
as Waldo Pierson (uncredited)
1944
13.2
Every Girl Should Be Married
as Sam McNutt
1948
12.5
Flight to Mars
as Prof. Jackson
1951
12.4
That Wonderful Urge
as Whitson, Farley's Executive
1948
11.0
Drum Beat
as Dr. Thomas
1954
10.6
A Night to Remember
as Lingle
1942
10.0
The Hucksters
as Cooke
1947
9.2
A Kiss for Corliss
as Taylor
1949
8.0
Francis in the Haunted House
as D.A. Reynolds
1956
7.7
Nobody Lives Forever
as Charles Manning
1946
6.7
So Goes My Love
as Mr. Josephus Ford
1946
3.2
Strange Bargain
as Malcolm Jarvis
1949
0.8
A Gun in His Hand
as Police Inspector Dana
1945
0.8
Twice Blessed
as Senator John Pringle
1945
0.5
The Lucky Stiff
as Dist. Atty. John Logan
1949
0.3
The Invisible Wall
as Richard Elsworth
1947
0.1Frequently Asked Questions About Richard Gaines
Richard Gaines has appeared in 29 titles, including 29 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Richard Gaines's filmography is The Howards of Virginia (1940).
The most recent title featuring Richard Gaines is 5 Steps to Danger (1956).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Richard Gaines is Double Indemnity with an IMDb rating of 8.3.
Richard Gaines has been active for approximately 16 years, with credits spanning from 1940 to 1956.
Titles featuring Richard Gaines currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.7.
The busiest years in Richard Gaines's career include 1947, 1945, 1949.
