Having left his Smoke Mountain, Tennessee home at nine to travel with a wagon circus, he later performed as a contortionist in South Africa and as a clown in England before returning to the United States in 1898 to join Gaumont’s short-film unit. After stage work, he entered the Edison Manufacturing Company in 1903, where he took part in the seminal Western The Great Train Robbery and quickly beca… Read more
Biography written by WatchMoods, based on public sources
Known for Frankenstein 1931 The Great Train Robbery 1903 My Darling Clementine 1946 Mr. Deeds Goes to Town 1936 ★ 7.5 Fury 1936
Townsman Deputy (uncredited) ★ 7.2 Sergeant York 1941
Man at Church (uncredited) ★ 7.5 A Tree Grows in Brooklyn 1945
Citizen (uncredited) ★ 7.2 Young Mr. Lincoln 1939
Townsman (uncredited) ★ 6.9 Island of Lost Souls 1932
Beast (uncredited) ★ 7.1 Ruggles of Red Gap 1935
Driver ★ 7 All That Money Can Buy 1941
Big Harp (uncredited) ★ 7 The Man in the Iron Mask 1939
Torturer ★ 6.9 Peter Pan 1924
Kelt ★ 6.8 The Iron Horse 1925
Hell on Wheels Bartender (uncredited) ★ 6.7 They Died with Their Boots On 1941
Townsman (uncredited) ★ 6.8 California 1947
Miner (uncredited) ★ 6.5 Christmas Holiday 1944
Courtroom Spectator (uncredited) ★ 6.5 M 1951
Man in Mob (uncredited) ★ 6.4 Edge of Darkness 1943
Townsman (uncredited) ★ 6.3 Frontier Marshal 1939
★ 6.4 Moontide 1942
Barfly (uncredited) ★ 6.5 They Were Expendable 1945
Minor Role (uncredited) ★ 6.3 Virginia City 1940
Townsman (uncredited) ★ 6.2 The Turning Point 1952
Pedestrian (uncredited) ★ 6.1 The Sea of Grass 1947
Townsman (uncredited) ★ 6.1 Silver River 1948
Miner (uncredited) ★ 6 The Oklahoma Kid 1939
Townsman (uncredited) ★ 6 Seven Sinners 1940
Nightclub Patron (uncredited) ★ 6.2 The Spoilers 1942
Miner (uncredited) ★ 5.4 Dick Tracy vs. Cueball 1946
Bar Customer (uncredited) ★ 5.3 In Old California 1942
Townsman ★ 5.2 Canadian Pacific 1949
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