Leo Cleary
Known for ActingBorn 1894-06-15 — died 1955-04-11Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Not the widest known actor, Leo Cleary starred in numerous films in the 40s and 50s, gaining fame and recognition prior to his death. Cleary died in Hollywood, CA in 1955.
Known for
White Heat
1949 · as Railroad Fireman (uncredited)
Dance, Girl, Dance
1940 · as Court Clerk (uncredited)
Confidence Girl
1952 · as Mr. Sheridan
Storm Warning
1951 · as Barnet (uncredited)
Love Nest
1951 · as Detective Donovan (Uncredited)
The Human Jungle
1954 · as Karns
Glory Alley
1952 · as Pastor (uncredited)
Millionaires in Prison
1940 · as Deputy Taking Collins to Prison (uncredited)
A Date with the Falcon
1942 · as Detective Brody (uncredited)
Desert of Lost Men
1951 · as Dr. Stephens
Lightning Strikes Twice
1951 · as Editor
You Can't Fool Your Wife
1940 · as Mr. Doolittle
The Great Jewel Robber
1950 · as Haley (uncredited)
The Pride of St. Louis
1952 · as Houston Mgr. Ed Monroe
The Red Menace
1949 · as Father O'Leary
Bells of Coronado
1950 · as Dr. Frank Harding
State Penitentiary
1950 · as Warden-Narrator
Golf Slappy
1942 · as Narrator