Harry Holman Actor
Harry Holman is a 75 years old actor from United States of America from Conway. Harry Holman was born on March 15, 1872 (died on May 03, 1947, he was 75 years old) in Conway as Harry James Holman. His nickname was Harold Holman.
About
Birth name of Harry Holman is Harry James Holman
No, he died on 05/03/1947, 76 years ago. He was 75 years old when he died. Cause of death: myocardial infarction. He died in Hollywood
Works
Harry Holman Movies (56)
There are 56 movies of Harry Holman.
His first feature film was It's a Wonderful Life (1947, as Mr. Partridge (uncredited)). He was 74 when he starred in this movie. Since 1947, he has appeared in 56 feature films. The last one is Swing Hostess (1944). In this movie, we watched him in the Fralick character .
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Harry Holman movie characters
The names of the characters/jobs in the films he starred in are as follows:
| Character/Job | Movie | Age |
|---|---|---|
| Mr. Partridge | It's a Wonderful Life (1946) | 74 |
| Mayor Hawkins | Meet John Doe (1941) | 68 |
| Engineer | Jesse James (1939) | 66 |
| Mike - Waterfront Policeman | Doctor X (1932) | 60 |
| Dock Ticket Office Clerk | Captive Wild Woman (1943) | 71 |
| Hodge | Badman's Territory (1946) | 73 |
| Minor Role | The Stranger's Return (1933) | 61 |
| Mayor | Magic Town (1947) | 75 |
| Doctor | So Big! (1932) | 60 |
| Justice of the Peace | Manpower (1941) | 69 |
| Mr. Cory, the Publisher | Jalna (1935) | 63 |
| Businessman Juror - J. B. | Let Us Live (1939) | 67 |
| Fat Man | Keep 'Em Slugging (1943) | 70 |
| Third Druggist | Dames (1934) | 62 |
| Stubby | The Conquerors (1932) | 60 |
| Colonel's Associate | Hard to Handle (1933) | 60 |
| Lou | My Woman (1933) | 61 |
| Fat Man | A Very Honorable Guy (1934) | 62 |
| Col. Ratchfield | Every Night at Eight (1935) | 63 |
| Himself | Things You Never See on the Screen (1935) | 63 |
| Doc Trimble | Western Jamboree (1938) | 66 |
| Harold D. Prewitt | What a Man! (1944) | 71 |
| Judge Sobler | The Bride Came C.O.D. (1941) | 69 |
| Hotel Manager | Beauty and the Boss (1932) | 60 |
| Stuffy | Here Comes Cookie (1935) | 63 |
| Man Shaving on Boat | Professor Beware (1938) | 66 |
| Mayor of New orleans | Lady from Louisiana (1941) | 69 |
| Biggs | In Caliente (1935) | 63 |
| Mr. Jones | The Dark Horse (1932) | 60 |
| Honest John Brady | Cheers of the Crowd (1935) | 63 |
| Mayor Wilson | Night Alarm (1934) | 62 |
| Sgt. Berkovitch | Sinner Take All (1936) | 64 |
| Doc Winslow | The Silver Bullet (1942) | 70 |
| Diner Counterman | The Personality Kid (1934) | 62 |
| Mr. Rumley | Stage Mother (1933) | 61 |
| Burgomeister | Hotel Imperial (1939) | 67 |
| Mr. Brown | When Tomorrow Comes (1939) | 67 |
| Man Leaving Church | Idaho (1943) | 70 |
| Judge Mortimer Gibbs | Inside the Law (1942) | 70 |
| Burgomaster | Fugitive Road (1934) | 62 |
| Man Shaving on Train | One Year Later (1933) | 61 |
| Joshua Baldwin | Mexican Spitfire at Sea (1942) | 69 |
| Adams | Silver Dollar (1932) | 60 |
| Justice of the Peace | I Demand Payment (1938) | 66 |
| Jim Dugan | The Circus Queen Murder (1933) | 61 |
| Hotel Clerk | Man Hunt (1933) | 61 |
| Mr. Elmer Hopkins | The Solitaire Man (1933) | 61 |
| Uncle Ed | The Best Man Wins (1935) | 62 |
| Pat O'Connor's Uncle | Traveling Saleslady (1935) | 63 |
| Chubby Diner | To Beat the Band (1935) | 63 |
| Campbell Snowden | Murder at Glen Athol (1936) | 63 |
| Philmore Tubbs | Hitch Hike To Heaven (1936) | 63 |
| Roland Adams | Nation Aflame (1937) | 65 |
| John Cartwright | Too Many Women (1942) | 69 |
| Lippy | Shadows on the Sage (1942) | 70 |
| Fralick | Swing Hostess (1944) | 72 |
Harry Holman zodiac sign was pisces.
Other facts about Harry Holman
| Alias | Harold Holman |
|---|---|
| Birth name | Harry James Holman |
| Place of death | Hollywood |
| Given name | Harry |
| Manner of death | Natural Causes |
| Genre | Western |
| Cause of death | Myocardial Infarction |
| Date of death | 1947-05-03T00:00:00Z |
| Country of citizenship | United States Of America |
| Family name | Holman. Show people with the surname Holman |
