Biography
After a substantial stage career, American actor Cliff Clark entered films in 1937. His movie credits ranged from
Mountain Music to the 1953
Burt Lancaster/
Virginia Mayo affair South Sea Woman. The weather-beaten Clark usually played surly city detectives, most frequently in RKO's
Falcon series of the 1940s. In 1944, Clark briefly ascended from "B"s to "A"s in the role of his namesake, famed politico Champ Clark, in the 20th Century-Fox biopic Wilson. And in the 1956 TV series Combat Sergeant, Cliff Clark was second-billed as General Harrison. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide