Granger Farley

American actor who apprenticed in youthful little theater and signed a studio contract at 17. He made only two films before being drafted into the Navy in 1944 for two years. Post war he moved into films that included "They Live by Night," 1949, "Rope," 1948 and "Strangers on a Train," 1951. Later he added TV to his credits, and made the Italian film classic "Senso," 1954. Granger did well in Italian films with his dark good looks. He often plays disturbed characters or sensitive "boy-poet" types. He died on March 27, 2011 at his Manhattan, NY home. Link to Wikipedia biography Read less