Skelton Knaggs

Skelton Knaggs was a diminutive, emaciated-looking actor who more or less picked up where the late Dwight Frye left off in the early forties, and created a marvelous gallery of eccentric or sinister background characters in various movies. Two of his most memorable roles: as the constantly grumbling villager Steinmuhl in Universal's House of Dracula (1945), and the mute Finn who "narrates" RKO's The Ghost Ship (1943).