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Tom Monroe
Born
September 2, 1919
Died: December 2, 1993
(Lived 74 years)
Place of Birth
Waco, Texas, USA
Known For
Acting
Gender
Male
Career Highlights
30
Movies
4
TV Shows
Also Known As
Tom Munro
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Tom Monroe
Movies
30
TV Shows
4
The FBI Story
as
Klansman (uncredited)
October 1, 1959
Westbound
as
Ed (uncredited)
April 25, 1959
Rio Bravo
as
Henchman (uncredited)
March 18, 1959
Gunsight Ridge
as
Wedding Witness (uncredited)
September 1, 1957
War Drums
as
Dutch Herman
March 21, 1957
The First Texan
as
Lt. Hargrave (uncredited)
June 29, 1956
Santa Fe Passage
Cast
May 12, 1955
Private Hell 36
as
Patrolman Tom (uncredited)
September 3, 1954
Serpent Island
as
Kirk Ellis
January 1, 1954
El Paso Stampede
as
Henchman Marty
September 6, 1953
The Neanderthal Man
as
Thickset Townsman at Webb's Cafe
June 19, 1953
The Homesteaders
as
Jake
March 22, 1953
Horizons West
as
Marshal Jim Clawson (uncredited)
October 11, 1952
The Half-Breed
as
Russell
May 3, 1952
Young Man with Ideas
as
Policeman (uncredited)
May 2, 1952
Rose of Cimarron
as
Townsman
January 28, 1952
Westward the Women
as
First Man (uncredited)
December 16, 1951
The Tall Target
as
Zoaves (uncredited)
August 17, 1951
Two Lost Worlds
as
Merchant Capt. Tallman
January 5, 1951
Short Grass
as
Cabin Wrecker (uncredited)
December 24, 1950
Rustlers on Horseback
as
Guard Outside Hotel
October 23, 1950
Border Treasure
as
Dimmick - Henchman
August 5, 1950
The Cariboo Trail
Cast
August 1, 1950
The Underworld Story
as
Durham's Hood (uncredited)
July 26, 1950
The Invisible Monster
as
Cave Policeman [Ch. 7 bit]
May 10, 1950
Quicksand
as
Motorcycle Officer
March 24, 1950
Powder River Rustlers
as
Guard
November 25, 1949
Panhandle
as
Poker Player (uncredited)
February 22, 1948
Albuquerque
as
Townsman (uncredited)
February 20, 1948
The Dark Corner
as
Policeman (uncredited)
April 9, 1946
