Portrait of Henry H. Daniels Jr.

Acting

Henry H. Daniels Jr.

Career

Active from 1945 to 1947, busiest in 1945 with 2 main titles.

Leading roles
3
top three billing
Average score
GoodWatch score53/100
Highest rated
Poster for Bewitched
Bewitched
GoodWatch score53/100

What stands out

Compared with the average well-known movie, over 5 of their titles. Select a trait to filter titles.

Energy: 4.4 versus catalog average 4.6EnergyHeart: 4.0 versus catalog average 4.2HeartHumor: 1.5 versus catalog average 2.6HumorWorld: 5.9 versus catalog average 5.6WorldCraft: 5.5 versus catalog average 5.3CraftStyle: 6.5 versus catalog average 5.9Style
Henry H. Daniels Jr. Catalog average

Rarely in their work

  • Contemporary Realism
    0.0, average 5.4
  • Social Commentary
    2.6, average 4.9
  • Class & Capitalism
    1.5, average 3.3
  • Dark Humor
    1.1, average 2.8

Main genres

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Recurring tags

    Works often with

    People in at least two of their main titles.

      Movies and TV shows

      9
      Type
      Role
      Score
      Decade
      Genre
      Group by

      1940s

      9 titles ยท average score 66
      The Burning Cross
      The Burning Cross (1947)

      as Johnny Larimer

      In Old Sacramento
      In Old Sacramento (1946)

      as Sam Chase

      The Green Years
      The Green Years (1946)
      GoodWatch score 63

      as Gavin Blair as a young man

      Bewitched
      Bewitched (1945)
      GoodWatch score 53

      as Bob Arnold

      They Were Expendable
      They Were Expendable (1945)
      GoodWatch score 70

      as Sailor (uncredited)

      The Chicago Kid
      The Chicago Kid (1945)

      as Bill Mitchell

      Anchors Aweigh
      Anchors Aweigh (1945)
      GoodWatch score 63

      as Sailor (uncredited)

      Thrill of a Romance
      Thrill of a Romance (1945)
      GoodWatch score 61

      as Canadian Flier (uncredited)

      Meet Me in St. Louis
      Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
      GoodWatch score 86

      as Lon Smith Jr.