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Clifton Young
A struggling actor named Clifton Young must confront his past and redefine his future when a mysterious opportunity threatens to expose the man behind the mask.
In short · Acted for four decades — 18 credits.
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Biography
Clifton Young, born Robert Howard Young, was an American film actor who gained recognition for his work in the film industry. He is perhaps best known for his role in the 2001 film *The Salton Sea*, in which he portrayed a character also named Clifton. His performance in the film contributed to his reputation as a versatile and compelling actor. Young's career included appearances in various independent and mainstream films, showcasing his range as a performer.
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18 credits
The Return of Jesse James(1950)
Bob Ford
Film
Bells of Coronado(1950)
Ross
Film
Salt Lake Raiders(1950)
Luke Condor
Film
Calamity Jane and Sam Bass(1949)
Link
Film
Illegal Entry(1949)
Billy Rafferty
Film
Blood on the Moon(1948)
Joe Shotten
FilmSo You Want to Be on the Radio(1948)
Host of 'Double Up or Drop Dead!'
Film
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre(1948)
Flophouse Bum (uncredited)
Film
Dark Passage(1947)
Baker
Film
Pursued(1947)
The Sergeant
Film
Nora Prentiss(1947)
Policeman
Film
Love Business(1930)
Bonedust
Film
Helping Grandma(1930)
Robert 'Bonedust'
Film
School's Out(1930)
Robert 'Bonedust'
Film
Love My Dog(1927)
Bonedust
Film
Baby Brother(1927)
Bonedust
Film
Shivering Spooks(1926)
Bonedust
Film
The Fourth Alarm(1926)
Bonedust
Film
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