Eddie Phillips
Acting Born Aug 13, 1899 Died Feb 22, 1965 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA 132 credits
Biography
Eddie Phillips works in acting. Born August 13, 1899 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. Died February 22, 1965. Archytele tracks 132 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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Career timeline
Something to Live ForBuffalo Bill in Tomahawk Territory
White Heat
Slightly DangerousSecret Service In Darkest AfricaMy Learned FriendDeath Valley Manhunt
Billy the Kid TrappedTexas Trouble ShootersGhost Town LawStagecoach ExpressTexas Man Hunt
Forbidden TrailsLaw of the Timber
Two Girls on BroadwayYou're Not So ToughColorado
Smoke Tree Range
Phantom PatrolExclusive StoryThe Millionaire KidWedding PresentVengeance of Rannah
3 Kids and a QueenCode of the MountedTrails of the WildThe Ivory-Handled GunThe Pace That Kills
Forsaking All OthersFighting to LiveWoman UnafraidThree Chumps Ahead
Torch SingerPrivate Detective 62At Twelve MidnightHer Forgotten PastCross Fire
Call Her SavageRed-Headed WomanSymphony of Six MillionNight WorldThe Thirteenth Guest
House of MysteryA Private Scandal
Dancing SweetiesBig BoyChasing Rainbows
His Lucky DayCross Country RunScandalCollege Love
LonesomeWe AmericansCalford in the MoviesThe Bookworm HeroFighting for Victory
Splashing ThroughThe Dazzling Co-EdsFlashing OarsPaying the PriceCrimson Colors
The Phantom of the ForestThe BellsOut of the StormBenson at CalfordThe King of the Turf
Silent PalShattered LivesCapital PunishmentPeggy of the Secret ServiceUnder the Rouge
Flapper WivesThe Beauty PrizeOn the Stroke of ThreeThe Whipping BossGeorge Washington, Jr.
Lost in a Big CityThe Nth CommandmentThe Fog
The Sea RaidersThe Good Provider
The Love LightJust Around the CornerThe Scarab Ring
Full Filmography
132 titles- Something to Live For (1952) as Business Man (uncredited)
- Buffalo Bill in Tomahawk Territory (1952) as Blake
- White Heat (1949) as T-Man (uncredited)
- Slightly Dangerous (1943) as Reporter (uncredited)
- Secret Service In Darkest Africa (1943) as Bisra
- My Learned Friend (1943) as 'Basher' Blake
- Death Valley Manhunt (1943) as Blaine
- Billy the Kid Trapped (1942) as Dave Evans
- Texas Trouble Shooters (1942) as Wade Evans, posing as Bret Travis
- Ghost Town Law (1942) as The Caretaker, called "The Kid"
- Stagecoach Express (1942) as Mustachio'd Henchman (uncredited)
- Texas Man Hunt (1942) as Henchman Nate Winters
- Forbidden Trails (1941) as Discouraged Convict
- Law of the Timber (1941) as Sam Cain
- Two Girls on Broadway (1940) as Reporter (uncredited)
- You're Not So Tough (1940) as Jorgenson
- Colorado (1940) as Lt. Morgan
- Smoke Tree Range (1937) as Sandy's friend
- Phantom Patrol (1936) as Henchman Emile
- Exclusive Story (1936) as Friend (uncredited)
- The Millionaire Kid (1936) as Joe Toronto
- Wedding Present (1936)
- Vengeance of Rannah (1936) as Henchman Macklin
- Born to Fight (1936) as Duffy
- Wildcat Trooper (1936) as Bob Reynolds
- Ambush Valley (1936) as Clay
- 3 Kids and a Queen (1935) as Gangster
- Code of the Mounted (1935) as Henchman Louie
- Trails of the Wild (1935) as Bushwhacker
- The Ivory-Handled Gun (1935) as Bill Ward as a Young Man
- The Pace That Kills (1935) as Manager of Dead Rat Club
- The Throwback (1935) as Milt Fergus
- Danger Ahead (1935) as Eddie
- Circumstantial Evidence (1935) as Harris
- Roaring Roads (1935) as Alan Chambers
- Adventurous Knights (1935) as Henchman
- Forsaking All Others (1934) as Party Guest (Uncredited)
- Fighting to Live (1934) as Joe Gilmore
- Woman Unafraid (1934) as Jack
- Three Chumps Ahead (1934) as Archie Baker, First Suitor
- Torch Singer (1933) as Nightclub Patron
- Private Detective 62 (1933) as Mrs. Wright's Paramour (Uncredited)
- At Twelve Midnight (1933) as Bradley Thurston
- Her Forgotten Past (1933) as Dan Simmons
- Cross Fire (1933) as Bert King
- Saturday's Millions (1933) as Reporter
- Police Call (1933) as Hymie
- Call Her Savage (1932) as Party Guest (Uncredited)
- Red-Headed Woman (1932) as Gaerste's Dinner Guest (uncredited)
- Symphony of Six Million (1932) as Birdie's Husband
- Night World (1932) as Vaudevillian (uncredited)
- The Thirteenth Guest (1932) as Thor Jensen
- A Strange Adventure (1932) as Claude Wayne
- Racing Youth (1932) as Van
- Probation (1932) as Allen Wells
- Dream House (1932) as Reginald Duncan
- The Phantom Express (1932) as Dick Walsh (posing as Bruce)
- The Racing Strain (1932) as 'Speed' Hall
- Passport to Paradise (1932) as Gordon Battle
- House of Mystery (1931) as Gerald Truesdale
- A Private Scandal (1931) as Eddie
- Dancing Sweeties (1930) as Needles Thompson
- Big Boy (1930) as Coley Reed
- Chasing Rainbows (1930) as Don Cordova
- His Lucky Day (1929) as Spider
- Cross Country Run (1929) as Don Trent
- Scandal (1929) as Pancho
- College Love (1929) as Flash Thomas
- Lonesome (1928) as The Sport
- We Americans (1928) as Pete Albertini
- Calford in the Movies (1928) as Don Trent
- The Bookworm Hero (1928) as Don Trent
- Fighting for Victory (1928) as Don Trent
- Calford vs. Redskins (1928) as Don Trent
- Honeymoon Flats (1928) as Mr. French
- The Junior Year (1928) as Don Trent
- Calford on Horseback (1928) as Don Trent
- The Winning Goal (1928) as Don Trent
- Dear Old Calford (1928) as Don Trent
- Sliding Home (1928) as Don Trent
- Paddling Co-Eds (1928) as Don Trent
- Kicking Through (1928) as Don Trent
- Burning Bridges (1928) as Tommy Wilkins
- The Fourflusher (1928) as Robert Riggs
- Splashing Through (1927) as Don Trent
- The Dazzling Co-Eds (1927) as Don Trent
- Flashing Oars (1927) as Don Trent
- Paying the Price (1927) as Gambler
- Crimson Colors (1927) as Don Trent
- Breaking Records (1927) as Don Trent
- Running Wild (1927) as Don Trent
- Fighting Spirit (1927) as Don Trent
- The Winning Five (1927) as Don Trent
- The Cinder Path (1927) as Don Trent
- The Relay (1927) as Don Trent
- Around the Bases (1927) as Don Trent
- A Fighting Finish (1927) as Don Trent
- The Winning Punch (1927) as Don Trent
- Samson at Calford (1927) as Don Trent
- The Phantom of the Forest (1926) as Frank Wallace
- The Bells (1926) as Christian
- Out of the Storm (1926) as Leonard Keith
- Benson at Calford (1926) as Don Trent
- The King of the Turf (1926) as Dude Morlanti
- The Last Lap (1926) as Don Trent
- Footloose Widows (1926) as 'Tuxedo' Eddie
- April Fool (1926) as Joseph Applebaum
- The Collegians (1926) as Don Trent
- Making Good (1926) as Don Trent
- Lightning Hutch (1926) as Clifford Price
- Fighting to Win (1926) as Don Trent
- Silent Pal (1925) as David Kingston
- Shattered Lives (1925) as Red Myers
- Capital Punishment (1925)
- Peggy of the Secret Service (1925) as Hal Tracey
- Under the Rouge (1925) as Skeeter
- Flapper Wives (1924) as Tony
- The Beauty Prize (1924) as Eddie Schwartz
- On the Stroke of Three (1924) as Austin Dudley
- The Whipping Boss (1924) as Jim
- George Washington, Jr. (1924) as Robert Lee Hopkins
- Through the Dark (1924) as The 'Glad Rag' Kid
- Black Lightning (1924) as Ez Howard
- Virtue's Revolt (1924) as Elton
- Lost in a Big City (1923) as Trooper Ned Livingston
- The Nth Commandment (1923) as Jimmie Fitzgibbons
- The Fog (1923) as Gordon Ruggles
- The Sea Raiders (1922)
- The Good Provider (1922) as Broadway Sport
- The Love Light (1921) as Mario Carlotti
- Just Around the Corner (1921) as Joe Ullman
- The Scarab Ring (1921) as Burton Temple
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Eddie Phillips best known for?
Eddie Phillips is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Something to Live For (1952), White Heat (1949), Texas Trouble Shooters (1942), Holnap tali! (2016).
When and where was Eddie Phillips born?
Eddie Phillips was born on August 13, 1899 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. They passed away on February 22, 1965.
How many credits does Eddie Phillips have?
Eddie Phillips has accumulated over 132 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1921 to 1952.
Eddie Phillips by the numbers
132credits
132films
0TV series
1921–1952active years
Age in their best-rated roles
- Texas Trouble Shooters (1942) as Wade Evans, posing as Bret Travis — aged about 42
- White Heat (1949) as T-Man (uncredited) — aged about 49
- Something to Live For (1952) as Business Man (uncredited) — aged about 52
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