Freeman Lusk
Freeman Lusk is known for The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951), From Here to Eternity (1953), The War of the Worlds (1953).
Biography
Born in Huntington Park, CA. Father was a Methodist minister, mother Vice Principal at John Adams Junior High School in Los Angeles. Retired from the U.S. Navy as a commander after 27 years. Had his own TV show in L.A. called Freedom Forum, ran for U.S. Congress 46th district in 1946. Graduated from Huntington Park High School and USC. Last appearance was in Funny Girl as the Judge. One son, John.
Questions about Freeman Lusk
How many Freeman Lusk films are in the catalogue?
The CineQuiz catalogue has 10 films with Freeman Lusk, from 1951 to 1968.
What is the best rated Freeman Lusk film?
The best rated Freeman Lusk film in the catalogue is The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951), rated 7.5.
What was the first Freeman Lusk film?
The first Freeman Lusk film in the catalogue is The Day the Earth Stood Still, from 1951.
People data: TMDb.
Known for
Full filmography
10 films — 10 in the catalogue
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7.2 Funny Girl
1968 · Judge (uncredited)
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6.0 To the Shores of Hell
1966 · Capt. Lusk
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7.3 From Here to Eternity
1953 · Col. Wood (uncredited)
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6.4 The Caddy
1953 · Golf Official
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6.8 The War of the Worlds
1953 · Secretary of Defense (uncredited)
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6.4 Phone Call from a Stranger
1952
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6.7 The Stooge
1951 · Frank Darling (uncredited)
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5.8 Submarine Command
1951
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7.1 You Never Can Tell
1951 · Major Smith - Kennel Operator (uncredited)
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7.5 The Day the Earth Stood Still
1951 · General Cutler
Series and TV shows
1 titles
7.7
People data: TMDb.
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