Acting
Raymond Walburn
Born 1887-09-07
Plymouth, Indiana, USA
Department: Acting
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Raymond Walburn (September 9, 1887 – July 26, 1969) was an American character actor who appeared in dozens of Hollywood comedies and an occasional dramatic role during the 1930s and 1940s. Description above from the Wikipedia article Raymond Walburn, licensed under CC-BY-SA,full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Known For
Prominent works featuring Raymond Walburn
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Arsenic and Old Lace
1944
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Mr. Deeds Goes to Town
1936
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The Great Ziegfeld
1936
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Christmas in July
1940
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State of the Union
1948
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Hail the Conquering Hero
1944
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Dark Command
1940
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The Count of Monte Cristo
1934
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The Desperadoes
1943
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Born to Dance
1936
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Filmography & Credits
Complete career catalog (92 titles)
| Poster | Title | Character / Role | Type | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | The Spoilers | Mr. Skinner | Movie | 1955 |
 | She Couldn't Say No | Judge Hobart | Movie | 1954 |
 | Golden Girl | Cornelius | Movie | 1951 |
 | Excuse My Dust | Mayor Fred Haskell | Movie | 1951 |
 | Father Takes the Air | Henry Latham | Movie | 1951 |
 | Short Grass | Doctor McKenna | Movie | 1950 |
 | Father's Wild Game | Henry Latham | Movie | 1950 |
 | Father Makes Good | Henry Latham | Movie | 1950 |
 | Riding High | Prof. Pettigrew | Movie | 1950 |
 | Key to the City | Mayor Billy Butler | Movie | 1950 |
 | Red, Hot and Blue | Mr. Creek | Movie | 1949 |
 | Leave It to Henry | Henry Latham | Movie | 1949 |
 | Henry, the Rainmaker | Henry Latham | Movie | 1949 |
 | State of the Union | Judge Alexander | Movie | 1948 |
 | The Sin of Harold Diddlebock | E.J. Waggleberry | Movie | 1947 |
 | Affairs of Geraldine | Amos Hartwell | Movie | 1946 |
 | The Plainsman and the Lady | Judge Winters | Movie | 1946 |
 | Rendezvous with Annie | Everett Thorndyke | Movie | 1946 |
 | Lover Come Back | J.P. Winthrop | Movie | 1946 |
 | Breakfast in Hollywood | Richard Cartwright | Movie | 1946 |
 | The Cheaters | Willie Crawford | Movie | 1945 |
 | I'll Tell the World | H.I. Bailey | Movie | 1945 |
 | Honeymoon Ahead | Rollie Mack | Movie | 1945 |
 | Heavenly Days | Mr. Popham | Movie | 1944 |
 | Music in Manhattan | Prof. Carl Roberti | Movie | 1944 |
 | Arsenic and Old Lace | Drummer at baseball game (uncredited) | Movie | 1944 |
 | Hail the Conquering Hero | Mayor Everett J. Noble | Movie | 1944 |
 | And the Angels Sing | Pop Angel | Movie | 1944 |
 | Let's Face It | Julian Watson | Movie | 1943 |
 | Dixie | Mr. Cook | Movie | 1943 |
 | The Desperadoes | Judge Cameron | Movie | 1943 |
 | Dixie Dugan | J.J. Lawson | Movie | 1943 |
 | Lady Bodyguard | Avery Jamieson | Movie | 1943 |
 | The Man in the Trunk | Jim Cheevers | Movie | 1942 |
 | Louisiana Purchase | Col. Davis Sr. aka Polar Bear | Movie | 1941 |
 | Confirm or Deny | H. Cyrus Stuyvesant | Movie | 1941 |
 | Rise and Shine | Colonel Bacon | Movie | 1941 |
 | Kiss the Boys Goodbye | Top Rumson | Movie | 1941 |
 | Puddin' Head | Harold L. Montgomery Sr. | Movie | 1941 |
 | Bachelor Daddy | George Smith | Movie | 1941 |
 | San Francisco Docks | Adm. Andy Tracy | Movie | 1940 |
 | Christmas in July | Dr. Maxford | Movie | 1940 |
 | Third Finger, Left Hand | Mr. Sherwood | Movie | 1940 |
 | Flowing Gold | Ellery Q. 'Wildcat' Chalmers | Movie | 1940 |
 | Millionaires in Prison | Bruce Vander | Movie | 1940 |
 | Dark Command | Judge Buckner | Movie | 1940 |
 | Heaven with a Barbed Wire Fence | B. Townsend Thayer - The Professor | Movie | 1939 |
 | Eternally Yours | Mr. Bingham | Movie | 1939 |
 | The Under-Pup | Mr. Layton | Movie | 1939 |
 | It Could Happen to You | J. Hadden Quigley | Movie | 1939 |
 | Let Freedom Ring | Underwood | Movie | 1939 |
 | Sweethearts | Orlando | Movie | 1938 |
 | Gateway | Mr. Benjamin McNutt | Movie | 1938 |
 | Professor Beware | Judge James G. Parkhouse Marshall | Movie | 1938 |
 | Battle of Broadway | Homer C. Bundy | Movie | 1938 |
 | Start Cheering | Dean Worthington | Movie | 1938 |
 | Murder in Greenwich Village | The Senator | Movie | 1937 |
 | Thin Ice | Uncle Dornik | Movie | 1937 |
 | Broadway Melody of 1938 | Herman Whipple | Movie | 1937 |
 | High, Wide and Handsome | Doc Watterson | Movie | 1937 |
 | It Can't Last Forever | Dr. Fothergill | Movie | 1937 |
 | Let's Get Married | B.B. Harrington | Movie | 1937 |
 | Breezing Home | Clint Evans | Movie | 1937 |
 | Born to Dance | Captain Dingby | Movie | 1936 |
 | Mister Cinderella | Peter Randolph | Movie | 1936 |
 | Craig's Wife | Billy Birkmire | Movie | 1936 |
 | They Met in a Taxi | Mr. Roger Clifton | Movie | 1936 |
 | The King Steps Out | Col. Von Kempen | Movie | 1936 |
 | The Three Wise Guys | Doc Brown | Movie | 1936 |
 | Absolute Quiet | Gov. Sam K. Pruden | Movie | 1936 |
 | Mr. Deeds Goes to Town | Walter | Movie | 1936 |
 | The Great Ziegfeld | Sage | Movie | 1936 |
 | The Lone Wolf Returns | Jenkins | Movie | 1935 |
 | Thanks a Million | Judge Culliman | Movie | 1935 |
 | She Couldn't Take It | Party Guest | Movie | 1935 |
 | She Married Her Boss | Franklin | Movie | 1935 |
 | Redheads on Parade | Augustus Twill | Movie | 1935 |
 | Welcome Home | Giltedge | Movie | 1935 |
 | It's A Small World | Judge Julius B. Clummerhorn | Movie | 1935 |
 | I'll Love You Always | Charlie | Movie | 1935 |
 | Death Flies East | Evans | Movie | 1935 |
 | Society Doctor | Dr. Waverly | Movie | 1935 |
 | Mills of the Gods | Willard Hastings | Movie | 1934 |
 | Broadway Bill | Colonel Pettigrew | Movie | 1934 |
 | Jealousy | Phil | Movie | 1934 |
 | Lady by Choice | Front O'Malley | Movie | 1934 |
 | The Count of Monte Cristo | Danglars | Movie | 1934 |
 | The Defense Rests | Austin | Movie | 1934 |
 | The Great Flirtation | Henry Morgan | Movie | 1934 |
 | The Laughing Lady | Hector Lee | Movie | 1929 |
| The Scarlet Runner | John Brown | Movie | 1916 | |
 | The Man Hunt | Captain Steadwell | Movie | 1916 |