Raymond Walburn
Biography
Raymond Walburn, born on September 9, 1887, and passing away on July 26, 1969, was a prominent American character actor renowned for his extensive work in Hollywood comedies throughout the 1930s and 1940s. Over his career, Walburn became a familiar face in the film industry, showcasing his talent in numerous comedic roles while also taking on occasional dramatic parts. His unique ability to convey humor and character depth made him a beloved figure in the cinematic landscape of his time. As an actor, Walburn contributed significantly to the genre, participating in an array of productions that have left a lasting legacy in American film history. His performances were marked by a distinctive charm and wit, making him a memorable presence both on-screen and in the hearts of audiences.
Filmography
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Lady by Choice
1934 • Front O'Malley
Battle of Broadway
1938 • Homer C. Bundy
Key to the City
1950 • Mayor Billy Butler
Eternally Yours
1939 • Harley Bingham
Dark Command
1940 • Judge Buckner
Thanks a Million
1935 • Judge Culliman
Flowing Gold
1940 • Ellery Q. 'Wildcat' Chalmers
Third Finger, Left Hand
1940 • Mr. Sherwood
Hail the Conquering Hero
1944 • Mayor Everett J. Noble
Christmas in July
1940 • Dr. Maxford
State of the Union
1948
The Desperadoes
1943 • Judge Cameron
Puddin' Head
1941 • Harold L. Montgomery Sr.
High, Wide and Handsome
1937 • Doc Watterson
Heavenly Days
1944 • Mr. Popham
Louisiana Purchase
1941 • Col. Davis Sr. aka Polar Bear
Excuse My Dust
1951 • Mayor Fred Haskell
Mister Cinderella
1936 • Peter Randolph
Dixie
1943 • Mr. Cook
Let's Face It
1943 • Julian Watson
Short Grass
1950 • Doctor McKenna
Golden Girl
1951 • Cornelius