Tom Brown
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Also Known As
Thomas Edward Brown,
Tommy Brown
Birth Place
New York City, New York, USA
Born
January 06, 1913
Died
June 03, 1990
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Tom Brown was an actor who had a successful Hollywood career. In his early acting career, Brown appeared in such films as "Tom Brown of Culver" (1932), "Hell's Highway" (1932) and "Central Airport" (1933). He also appeared in "Bachelor of Arts" (1934), "Anne of Green Gables" (1934) and "Judge Priest" (1934). His passion for acting continued to his roles in projects like "The Man Wh...
Biography
Tom Brown was an actor who had a successful Hollywood career. In his early acting career, Brown appeared in such films as "Tom Brown of Culver" (1932), "Hell's Highway" (1932) and "Central Airport" (1933). He also appeared in "Bachelor of Arts" (1934), "Anne of Green Gables" (1934) and "Judge Priest" (1934). His passion for acting continued to his roles in projects like "The Man Who Cried Wolf" (1937), "Navy, Blue and Gold" (1937) with Robert Young and the drama "In Old Chicago" (1938) with Tyrone Power. He also appeared in "The Adventures of Smilin' Jack" (1943). Film continued to be his passion as he played roles in the Bud Abbott comedy "Buck Privates Come Home" (1947), "Duke of Chicago" (1949) and the Spike Jones comedy "Fireman Save My Child" (1954). He also appeared in "The Quiet Gun" (1957) and the Arch Hall Jr. crime picture "The Choppers" (1962). Brown was most recently credited in the crime drama "The Gambler" (2014) with Mark Wahlberg. Brown passed away in June 1990 at the age of 77.
Filmography
Cast (Feature Film)
Night Games
(1966)
The Choppers
(1961)
Tom Hart
The Notorious Mr. Monks
(1958)
Payson
The Quiet Gun
(1957)
Sean Reilly
I Killed Wild Bill Hickok
(1956)
Wild Bill Hickok
Naked Gun
(1956)
Sonny Glenn
Fireman Save My Child
(1954)
Capt. Bill Peters
Operation Haylift
(1950)
Tom Masters
Ringside
(1949)
Joe O'Hara
Duke of Chicago
(1949)
Jim Brody
Buck Privates Come Home
(1947)
Bill Gregory
Slippy McGee
(1947)
Father Shanley
The House on 92nd Street
(1945)
Intern
Once Upon a Time
(1944)
Hi, Beautiful
(1944)
Roger
The Moon Is Down
(1943)
Boy
The Pay Off
(1943)
Guy Norris
The Adventures of Smilin' Jack
(1943)
Sleepytime Gal
(1942)
Chick Patterson
Hello Annapolis
(1942)
Bill Arden
There's One Born Every Minute
(1942)
Jimmy [Hanagan]
Youth on Parade
(1942)
Bingo Brown
Let's Get Tough!
(1942)
Phil
Niagara Falls
(1941)
Tom Wilson
Hello Sucker
(1941)
Bob Wade
Three Sons O'Guns
(1941)
Eddie [Patterson]
Sandy Is a Lady
(1940)
Joe Phillips
Oh, Johnny, How You Can Love
(1940)
Johnny Sandham [also known as Jersey Joe]
Ma, He's Making Eyes at Me
(1940)
Tommy Shaw
Margie
(1940)
Bret [Howard]
Sergeant Madden
(1939)
Al Boylan Jr.
Ex-Champ
(1939)
Bob Hill
Big Town Czar
(1939)
Danny Daley
These Glamour Girls
(1939)
Homer Ten Eyck
Out West with the Hardys
(1938)
Aldrich Brown
In Old Chicago
(1938)
Bob O'Leary
Swing That Cheer
(1938)
Bob Potter
Goodbye Broadway
(1938)
"Chuck" Bradford
The Duke of West Point
(1938)
Robert ["Sonny"] Drew
The Storm
(1938)
Jim Roberts
Navy Blue and Gold
(1937)
Richard Gates, Jr.
Maytime
(1937)
Kip
Jim Hanvey, Detective
(1937)
Don Terry
That Man's Here Again
(1937)
Jimmy Whalen
The Man Who Cried Wolf
(1937)
Tommy [Bradley]
Her Husband Lies
(1937)
"Chick" [Thomas]
Gentle Julia
(1936)
Noble Dill
I'd Give My Life
(1936)
Nickie Elkins
Rose Bowl
(1936)
Paddy O'Riley
And Sudden Death
(1936)
Jackie Winslow
Under Two Flags
(1936)
Sweepstake Annie
(1935)
Bill Enright
Freckles
(1935)
Freckles
Black Sheep
(1935)
Fred Curtis
Mary Jane's Pa
(1935)
King Wagner
Annapolis Farewell
(1935)
Morton "Click" Haley
The Witching Hour
(1934)
Clay Thorne
Anne of Green Gables
(1934)
Gilbert [Blythe]
Two Alone
(1934)
Adam [Larson]
Judge Priest
(1934)
Jerome Priest
Bachelor of Arts
(1934)
Alec Hamilton
This Side of Heaven
(1934)
Seth Turner
Hat, Coat, and Glove
(1934)
Laughter in Hell
(1933)
Barton
Three Cornered Moon
(1933)
Editor [Rimplegar]
Destination Unknown
(1933)
Johnny
Central Airport
(1933)
Neil [Blaine]
The Famous Ferguson Case
(1932)
Bruce Foster
Hell's Highway
(1932)
Johnny Ellis
Tom Brown of Culver
(1932)
Tom Brown
Fast Companions
(1932)
Marty [Black]
Queen High
(1930)
Jimmy
The Lady Lies
(1929)
Bob Rossiter
The Wrongdoers
(1925)
Little Jimmy
That Old Gang of Mine
(1925)
Tom Pierce
The Hoosier Schoolmaster
(1924)
Shocky Thompson
Music (Feature Film)
Cruising
(1980)
Song Performer
Art Department (Feature Film)
Dreamgirls
(2006)
Paint Supervisor
The Last Samurai
(2003)
Paint Supervisor
Cast (Special)
Heroes of the Street
(1995)
Life Events
Videos
Movie Clip
Family
Harry Brown
Family
Marie Francis Brown
Family
