George Chandler
About
Biography
Biography
Long-faced, instantly recognizable veteran character player with a slightly plaintive voice, often typecast as obnoxious reporters or country yokels, a former vaudevillian known as "the musical nut." Chandler, who appeared in well over 100 films between the late 1920s and the late 70s, was a welcome presence in small roles in many of the films of his close friend, director William Wellman.
Filmography
Cast (Feature Film)
Music (Feature Film)
Cast (Special)
Cast (Short)
Cast (TV Mini-Series)
Life Events
1928
Feature debut, "The Cloud Dodger"
1937
First collaboration with director William Wellman, "Nothing Sacred"
1952
TV debut in the syndicated series, "The Abbott and Costello Show"
1957
Network debut in the CBS series, "Timmy and Lassie"
1958
Appeared in the NBC special, "Indemnity"
1976
TV-movie debut, "Griffin and Phoenix"
1978
Final TV role in the miniseries, "The Bastard"
1978
Final feature appearance, "Every Which Way But Loose"
1979
Debut as a song performer with the feature, "The Bitch"
1989
Final film credit for song, "Drop" from "Rooftops"