Nick Cravat

Nick Cravat was born on Jan 11, 1912 in USA. Nick Cravat's big-screen debut came with My Friend Irma directed by George Marshall in 1949, strarring Mushie (uncredited). Nick Cravat is known for Run Silent Run Deep directed by Robert Wise, Clark Gable stars as Cmdr. 'Rich' Richardson and Burt Lancaster as Lt. Jim Bledsoe. The upcoming new movie Nick Cravat plays is The Island of Dr. Moreau which will be released on Jul 13, 1977.

Long-time circus acrobatic partner of Burt Lancaster (performing as "Lang & Cravat") may have been short on stature, but he was big on athletic prowess and highly enjoyable to watch on-screen. According to reports, Cravat was as strong as a bull. When he lost his cool, it took several men to hold him back. Cravat appeared with Lancaster in nine films. The best remembered were La flèche et le flambeau (1950) with Cravat playing Piccolo, and Le corsaire rouge (1952) with Cravat as Ojo. Another of Cravat's key roles was as the aircraft-eating gremlin terrorizing nervy passenger William Shatner on La quatrième dimension: Nightmare at 20,000 Feet (1963) in the episode, Nightmare at 20,000 Feet. Interestingly, Cravat & Lancaster both passed away in 1994.