Biography
Having worked as an accountant and a singer, Andrews entered films in the early 40s as a supporting player in Westerns. After portraying the victim of a lynch mob in "The Ox-Bow Incident" (1943), his career took off and he starred in a succession of strong vehicles, often as flawed heroes.
Most memorable in urban settings, Andrews successfully teamed up with director Otto Preminger and co-star Gene Tierney for "Laura" (1944) and "Where the …
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Comanche
Johnny Reno
While The City Sleeps
Beyond a Reasonable Doubt
Career Milestones
1940 | Film debut, "The Westerner" | |
| Acted with Pasadena Playhouse | ||
| Sang professionally | ||
1930 | Worked as accountant with Gulf Refining Company and as chief accountant with Tobins Inc. | |