Carleton Young

The Twilight Zone: A 60th Anniversary Celebration 14th November 2019 as Colonel #2 (archive footage)

Cheyenne Autumn 15th October 1964 as Carl Schurz's Aide (uncredited)

How the West Was Won 2nd November 1962 as Poker Player with Cleve (uncredited)

Flashing Spikes 4th October 1962 as Rex Short

The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance 13th April 1962 as Maxwell Scott

Armored Command 9th July 1961 as Capt. Bart Macklin

The Big Show 10th May 1961 as Judge Richter

Spartacus 13th October 1960 as Herald (uncredited)

The Gallant Hours 13th June 1960 as Colonel Evans Carlson

The Music Box Kid 1st June 1960 as George Gordon

Sergeant Rutledge 18th May 1960 as Capt. Shattuck - prosecutor

It Started with a Kiss 19th August 1959 as McVey (uncredited)

North by Northwest 6th August 1959 as Fanning Nelson (uncredited)

The Horse Soldiers 11th June 1959 as Col. Jonathan Miles, CSA

Here Come the Jets 1st June 1959 as Burton

The Last Hurrah 31st December 1958 as Winslow

Cry Terror! 2nd May 1958 as Roger Adams

The Spirit of St. Louis 1st April 1957 as Captain at Brooks Field Flight School (uncredited)

Battle Hymn 14th February 1957 as Major Harrison

The Book of Acts Series 1st January 1957 as Jesus Christ

Julie 17th October 1956 as Airport control tower official

Flight to Hong Kong 8th October 1956 as Commander Larrabee (uncredited)

Beyond a Reasonable Doubt 13th September 1956 as Allan Kirk

Miami Exposé 1st September 1956 as Carruthers

Great Day in the Morning 16th May 1956 as Col. Gibson

While the City Sleeps 19th April 1956 as Police Interrogator (uncredited)

Battle Stations 1st February 1956

Artists and Models 7th November 1955 as Colonel Drury (uncredited)

The Racers 4th February 1955 as Opening Narrator (uncredited)

Battle Cry 2nd February 1955 as Maj. Jim Wellman - Battalion Executive Officer

Black Tuesday 31st December 1954 as Radio Broadcast (uncredited)

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea 23rd December 1954 as John Howard

Arrow In The Dust 25th April 1954 as Maj. Andy Pepperis

Bitter Creek 21st February 1954 as Quentin Allen

Riot in Cell Block 11 18th February 1954 as Captain of the Guards Barrett

The Glenn Miller Story 4th January 1954 as Adjunct General (uncredited)

Torpedo Alley 25th December 1953 as Psychiatrist

Mexican Manhunt 13th September 1953 as Slick Caruthers

From Here to Eternity 28th August 1953 as Col. Ayres (uncredited)

No Escape 31st July 1953 as Don Holden

A Blueprint for Murder 24th July 1953 as Frank Connelly (uncredited)

Safari Drums 21st June 1953 as Colin

Goldtown Ghost Riders 20th May 1953 as Jim Granby

A Tale of Two Cities 3rd May 1953 as Charles Darnay

Man in the Dark 9th April 1953 as Assistant Surgeon (uncredited)

Last of the Comanches 1st February 1953 as Maj. Lanning (uncredited)

Planet Outlaws 1st January 1953 as Scott

The Steel Trap 12th November 1952 as Briggs, airline clerk

Kansas City Confidential 11th November 1952 as Martin

Battle Zone 26th October 1952 as Colonel

Toughest Man in Arizona 10th October 1952

Army Bound 5th October 1952 as Doctor

The Brigand 24th June 1952 as Carnot

Deadline - U.S.A. 23rd May 1952 as Crane (uncredited)

My Six Convicts 20th March 1952 as Captain Haggarty

Anne of the Indies 18th October 1951 as Pirate Mate

The Desert Fox: The Story of Rommel 16th October 1951 as German Staff Officer (uncredited)

The Day the Earth Stood Still 18th September 1951 as Zone Five Lieutenant Colonel

People Will Talk 29th August 1951 as Technician (uncredited)

Flying Leathernecks 28th August 1951 as Col. Riley

Chain of Circumstance 23rd August 1951 as Lt. Sands

Best of the Badmen 9th August 1951 as Wilson

Red Mountain 3rd August 1951 as Lt. Morgan

Gene Autry and the Mounties 30th January 1951 as Pierre Lablond

Operation Pacific 27th January 1951 as Pilot Briefing Officers on Carrier (uncredited)

The Flying Missile 24th December 1950 as Colonel

Double Deal 1st December 1950 as Reno Sebastian

American Guerrilla in the Philippines 8th November 1950

Smash-Up: The Story of a Woman 1st March 1947 as Fred Elliott

Queen of Burlesque 24th July 1946 as Steve Hurley

Blonde Alibi 1st March 1946 as Steward (Uncredited)

Thunderhead: Son of Flicka 15th March 1945 as Major Harris

Take It or Leave It 17th July 1944 as Program Director

Overland Mail 22nd September 1942 as Lem - Henchman

March On, America! 20th June 1942 as Narrator (voice)

South of Santa Fe 17th February 1942 as Henchman Steve

Valley of the Sun 6th February 1942 as Nolte (uncredited)

Code of the Outlaw 30th January 1942 as Henchman

Thunder River Feud 9th January 1942 as Grover Harrison

Billy The Kid's Round-Up 12th December 1941 as Jeff

Keep 'Em Flying 27th November 1941 as Orchestra Leader (uncredited)

A Missouri Outlaw 25th November 1941 as Henchman Luke Allen

Texas 9th October 1941 as Lashan Cowhand

Badlands of Dakota 15th September 1941 as Ben Mercer

Gangs Inc. 13th June 1941 as Gangster Pokey Martin (uncredited)

Billy The Kid's Fighting Pals 17th April 1941 as Jeff

Buck Privates 31st January 1941 as Supply Sergeant (uncredited)

Billy the Kid's Range War 24th January 1941 as Marshal Jeff Carson

Billy the Kid's Gun Justice 27th December 1940 as Jeff Blanchard

Pride of the Bowery 15th December 1940 as Norton

Take Me Back to Oklahoma 11th November 1940 as Ace Hutchinson

Billy the Kid in Texas 29th September 1940 as Gil Bonney aka Gil Cooper

Up in the Air 9th September 1940 as Band Leader Dick Stevens

The Cowboy from Sundown 5th September 1940 as Nick Cuttler

Gun Code 3rd August 1940 as Henchman Slim Doyle (as Carlton Young)

Billy the Kid Outlawed 20th July 1940 as Jeff Travis

Adventures of Red Ryder 28th June 1940 as Sheriff Dade

Pals of the Silver Sage 21st April 1940 as Jeff Grey

Zorro's Fighting Legion 16th December 1939 as Benito Juarez

El Diablo Rides 12th December 1939 as Herb Crenshaw

Flaming Lead 1st November 1939 as Hank

The Pal from Texas 1st November 1939 as Fox

Trigger Fingers 1st November 1939 as Bert Lee, Gang Leader

Torture Ship 28th October 1939 as Reporter

Sued for Libel 27th October 1939 as Radio Actor (uncredited)

Port of Hate 21st August 1939 as Don Cameron

Girl from Rio 7th August 1939 as Tony - Band Leader

Riders of the Sage 1st August 1939 as Luke Halsey

Stunt Pilot 30th June 1939 as Reporter Trent

Big Town Czar 3rd May 1939 as Thompson, Luger Henchman

Mesquite Buckaroo 30th April 1939 as Sands (as Gordon Roberts)

Code of the Streets 13th April 1939 as Eddie, lying trial witness

Buck Rogers 10th April 1939 as Scott

Smoky Trails 3rd March 1939 as Mort - Henchman

The Lone Ranger Rides Again 25th February 1939 as Logan

Convict's Code 18th January 1939 as Pete Jennings

Honor of the West 13th January 1939 as Russ Whitley

Gang Bullets 10th November 1938 as Hank Newell (uncredited)

Guilty Trails 21st October 1938 as Steve

Black Bandit 16th September 1938

Heroes of the Hills 1st August 1938 as Connors

The Wages of Sin 14th July 1938 as Bruce

Outlaw Express 17th June 1938 as Henchman Ramon

Tell Your Children 15th June 1938 as Jack

The Fighting Devil Dogs 27th May 1938 as Johnson, 'Aurora' Crewman

Gunsmoke Trail 26th May 1938 as Trampy Gambler at Roulette Table

Air Devils 13th May 1938 as Hotel Clerk

Cassidy of Bar 20 25th February 1938 as Jeff Caffrey

The Old Barn Dance 29th January 1938 as Peabody

The Spy Ring 8th January 1938 as Polo Game Timekeeper (uncredited)

Race Suicide 1st January 1938 as Parker

Young Dynamite 15th December 1937 as Spike Dolan

A Bride for Henry 29th September 1937 as Hotel Guest (uncredited)

SOS Coast Guard 28th August 1937 as Henchman Dodds [Ch. 4]

Dangerous Holiday 6th June 1937 as Tango

Michael O'Halloran 15th May 1937 as (uncredited)

Navy Blues 29th March 1937 as Spencer

Git Along Little Dogies 27th March 1937 as Holdup man

Dick Tracy 20th February 1937 as Gordon Tracy, after

Join the Marines 25th January 1937 as Corporal

Larceny on the Air 11th January 1937 as Radio Announcer (uncredited)

A Man Betrayed 27th December 1936 as Henchman Smokey

The Mandarin Mystery 23rd December 1936 as Drunk

Happy Go Lucky 13th December 1936 as Al

Black Gold 19th January 1936 as Oilfield Roughneck (uncredited)