

Acting
John Conte
- Titles
- 15movies9TV showsmovies and TV shows
- Career
- 19442003
- Leading roles
- 3top three billing
- Average score
65/100
- Highest rated
The Man with the Golden Arm72/100
What stands out
Compared with the average well-known movie, over 12 of their titles. Select a trait to filter titles.
- Nostalgia6.9average 3.6
- Historical5.8average 2.6
- Showbiz4.3average 1.2
- Crime5.0average 3.7
- Wit & Wordplay4.6average 3.7
- Mystery4.6average 4.1
- Situational Comedy3.1average 2.7
- Social Commentary5.3average 4.9
Rarely in their work
- Contemporary Realism2.4, average 5.2
- Coming of Age1.4, average 2.9
- Biographical0.2, average 0.9
- Catharsis4.4, average 5.1
Main genres
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Recurring tags
Works often with
People in at least two of their main titles.
Movies and TV shows
232000s
1 titles

Naughty Marietta (2003)
as Lt. Gov. LeGrange
1960s
4 titles · average score 61
61
The Carpetbaggers (1964)
as Ed Ellis

Trauma (1962)
as Warren Clyner

When the Girls Take Over (1962)
as Narrator (voice)(uncredited)

Rebel in Paradise (1960)
as Narrator
1950s
9 titles · average score 68
72
77 Sunset Strip (1958)
TV show
80
Perry Mason (1957)
TV show · as Charles Pierce / Roy Comstock
72
The Man with the Golden Arm (1955)
as Drunky

Matinee Theater (1955)
TV show · as Host

A Connecticut Yankee (1955)
as Sir Kay

The Desert Song (1955)
as Paul Fontaine
48
Climax! (1954)
TV show · as Dr. Duillermo Brown
65
Tales of Tomorrow (1951)
TV show
75
Your Show of Shows (1950)
TV show
1940s
4 titles · average score 61
61
Suspense (1949)
TV show
63
Studio One (1948)
TV show · as Dr. Kim Baylor / Gabriel
58
Lost in a Harem (1944)
as Prince Ramo
63
Thousands Cheer (1943)
as Dr. Conte in Frank Morgan Skit
1930s
5 titles · average score 64
70
Each Dawn I Die (1939)
as Narrator (uncredited)
64
Confessions of a Nazi Spy (1939)
as Radio Announcer (voice) (uncredited)

Indianapolis Speedway (1939)
as Third Radio Announcer

Our Neighbors - The Carters (1939)
as Reporter (uncredited)
60
The Crowd Roars (1932)
as Third Announcer

