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Douglas Scott - Actor & Filmmaker | The Couch Critic
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Douglas Scott
Born
May 31, 1925
Died: June 23, 1988
(Lived 63 years)
Place of Birth
Seattle, Washington, USA
Known For
Acting
Gender
Male
Career Highlights
35
Movies
0
TV Shows
Also Known As
Douglas Frazer Scott
Master Douglas Scott
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Douglas Scott
Movies
35
TV Shows
0
Mickey the Great
as
Self / Stinky Davis
April 6, 1945
Get Hep to Love
as
Ronald Stacey
October 2, 1942
Naval Academy
as
Jimmy Henderson
June 5, 1941
We Are Not Alone
as
Tommy Baker
November 25, 1939
Intermezzo: A Love Story
as
Eric Brandt
October 6, 1939
Wuthering Heights
as
Hindley as a Child
April 7, 1939
The Last Gangster
as
Paul North Jr. / Joe Krozac Jr.
November 12, 1937
Wee Willie Winkie
as
Mott
July 30, 1937
Wild and Woolly
as
Leon Wakefield
July 19, 1937
Slave Ship
as
Boy
June 16, 1937
Lloyd's of London
as
Horatio Nelson
November 25, 1936
Easy to Take
as
Wilbur Wentworth Westlake
November 6, 1936
And So They Were Married
as
Horace
May 10, 1936
Too Many Parents
as
Morton Downing
March 19, 1936
The Spectacle Maker
as
Peter
September 20, 1934
Such Women Are Dangerous
as
Joseph Paris
June 8, 1934
Such Women Are Dangerous
as
Josef Paris
June 8, 1934
Mickey's Rescue
as
Stinky Davis
March 22, 1934
Mickey's Minstrels
as
Stinky Davis
January 10, 1934
Mickey's Covered Wagon
as
Stinky Davis
November 29, 1933
Mickey's Tent Show
as
'Stinky' Davis
October 26, 1933
Mickey's Touchdown
as
Stinky Davis
October 13, 1933
The Eagle and the Hawk
as
Tommy Erskine
May 6, 1933
Cavalcade
as
Master Joey
February 8, 1933
The Reckoning
as
Buddy Henderson
February 15, 1932
Mickey's Helping Hand
as
Stinky Davis
December 18, 1931
Devotion
as
Derek Trent
September 25, 1931
The Phantom of Paris
as
Jacques Du Touchais
September 12, 1931
Night Work
as
Oscar, the Orphan
August 3, 1930
Kiddie Revue
as
Master of Ceremonies
March 15, 1930
Sarah and Son
as
Young Bobby (Uncredited)
March 14, 1930
Dynamite
as
Bobby (as Douglas Frazer Scott)
December 13, 1929
Madame X
as
Raymond - as a Small Boy (uncredited)
August 17, 1929
Paris Bound
as
Jimmy
August 3, 1929
Strong Boy
as
Wobby
March 3, 1929
