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Douglas Walton

Douglas Walton

Actor

Canadian born Douglas Walton was a supporting actor in Hollywood films of the 1930s and 1940s.

Born: October 16, 1910 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Died: November 15, 1961 (Age 51)

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Douglas Walton  Movies & TV Credits

Title Rating Job Role(s) Year
Movie
7.2
ActorAlbert1934
Movie
6
ActorEdward McDermott1936
Movie
7.1
ActorStudent Pilot1939
Movie
5.3
ActorJimmy Howell1935
Movie
6.2
ActorCarpenter1939
Movie
6
ActorGarth Hilton1937
Movie
7.6
ActorWell Wisher (uncredited)1940
Movie
5.8
ActorFloyd Garden1936
Movie
7.5
ActorBlonde Student (uncredited)1931
Movie
6.8
ActorMinor Role (uncredited)1931
Movie
6.5
ActorDarnley1936
Movie
7
ActorHugh Gray1934
Movie
6.2
ActorBunny1939
Movie
6.7
ActorPhilip (uncredited)1945
Movie
6.3
ActorLeonard, Junior1933
Movie
5.4
ActorRoy Bennett1941
Movie
5.1
ActorTerry1938
Movie
7.7
ActorStewart1935
Movie
6.7
ActorPearson1934
Movie
7.8
ActorCesca's Boyfriend (uncredited)1932
Movie
7.7
ActorPercy Bysshe Shelley1935
Movie
5.9
ActorGeorge Dupont1937
Movie
6
ActorLeonard Ashley1936
Movie
5
ActorNorman Brooks1937
Movie
6.2
ActorClinton Vaughn1947
Movie
6
ActorGilroy Hayworth1934
Movie
6.6
ActorTommy Franklin1937
Movie
5.5
ActorArchie McDonald1942
Movie
6.7
ActorAlfred Blake1935
Movie
7.6
ActorLindsay Marriott1944
Movie
5.7
ActorPercival Priceless, Antique Store Owner1946
Movie
5.8
ActorBob Mulford1939
Movie
7.4
ActorAllen Campbell1945
Movie
5.7
ActorMichael Prescott1941
Movie
5.7
ActorBeverly Waverly1940
Movie
6.7
ActorWillie Benton1933
Movie
6.8
ActorLieutenant Avery1940
Movie
7
ActorSecond Mate1940
Movie
6.9
ActorStephen1931
Movie
7.2
ActorYoung Hugo Bunning1947
Movie
7.4
ActorHenri (uncredited)1936
Movie
5.5
ActorEngineering Officer Bates (uncredited)1939
Movie
7.5
ActorSlippy Patterson - Pickpocket (uncredited)1948
Movie
5.9
ActorAllan St. Ives1949
Movie
6.5
ActorGregory Bronson1934
Title Rating Job Role(s) Year
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