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Bill Goodwin
Born
July 28, 1910
Died: May 9, 1958
(Lived 47 years)
Place of Birth
San Francisco, California, USA
Known For
Acting
Gender
Male
Career Highlights
31
Movies
7
TV Shows
Also Known As
Билл Гудвин
William Nettles Goodwin
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Bill Goodwin
Movies
31
TV Shows
7
The Big Beat
as
Joseph Randall
May 24, 1958
Going Steady
as
Gordon P. Turner
February 1, 1958
Bundle of Joy
as
Mr. Creely
December 12, 1956
The Opposite Sex
as
Howard Fowler
November 15, 1956
The Atomic Kid
as
Dr. Rodell
December 8, 1954
Lucky Me
as
Otis Thayer
April 9, 1954
The First Time
as
Mel Gilbert
January 31, 1952
Tea for Two
as
William 'Moe' Early
September 1, 1950
It's a Great Feeling
as
Arthur Trent
August 20, 1949
Jolson Sings Again
as
Tom Baron
August 17, 1949
The Life of Riley
as
Sidney Monahan
April 16, 1949
Mickey
as
George R. Kelly
June 23, 1948
So This Is New York
as
Jimmy Ralston
June 1, 1948
Heaven Only Knows
as
Bill Plumber
September 12, 1947
Hit Parade of 1947
as
Rod Huntley
March 22, 1947
The Jolson Story
as
Tom Baron
October 10, 1946
Earl Carroll Sketchbook
as
Rick Castle
August 22, 1946
House of Horrors
as
Police Lt. Larry Brooks
March 29, 1946
To Each His Own
as
Mac Tilton
March 12, 1946
The Stork Club
as
Sherman Billingsley
December 28, 1945
Spellbound
as
House detective
November 8, 1945
River Gang
as
Mike
September 21, 1945
Incendiary Blonde
as
Tim Callahan
July 25, 1945
Bathing Beauty
as
Willis Evans
June 27, 1944
Riding High
as
Chuck Steuart
November 11, 1943
So Proudly We Hail
as
Captain O'Rourke (Uncredited)
September 9, 1943
Henry Aldrich Gets Glamour
as
Steve
April 30, 1943
No Time for Love
as
Christley (uncredited)
April 9, 1943
Wake Island
as
Sgt. Higbee / Narrator (voice)
August 11, 1942
Blondie Goes to College
as
Announcer at Shell Race
January 15, 1942
Blondie in Society
as
Dog Show Announcer
July 17, 1941
