Billy West
Billy West
37 Movies
Movies
Plays Chick
He Was Her Man
1934
Plays Reporter
The Defense Rests
1934
Plays The Hobo
The Hobo
1917
Plays The Pest
The Pest
1917
Plays Bob the Clown
The Shadow of the Eagle
1932
Plays Reporter
She Couldn't Take It
1935
Plays A Customer
He's In Again
1918
Plays Charlie
Ship Ahoy
1919
Plays An Italian fiddler
Fiddlin' Around
1925
Producer
Hard Boiled Yeggs
1926
Plays The Star Boarder
The Chief Cook
1917
Plays Bum
Hallelujah, I'm a Bum
1933
Plays The Candy Kid
The Candy Kid
1917
Producer
Plays Billy
Rivals
1925
Plays Billy
His Day Out
1918
Plays Billy
The Rogue
1918
Plays Suitor
Little Nell
1917
Plays Sparring Partner
The Personality Kid
1934
Plays Ray - Convict
Motive for Revenge
1935
Plays Hubby
The Joke's on You
1925
Plays A Bellboy
Bright and Early
1918
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It Happened One Night
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She Couldn't Take It
Reporter
1935
Film
Motive for Revenge
Ray - Convict
1935
Film
Cheating Cheaters
Clerk (uncredited)
1934
Film
The Defense Rests
Reporter
1934
Film
He Was Her Man
Chick
1934
Film
The Personality Kid
Sparring Partner
1934
Film
A Very Honorable Guy
Mike
1934
Film
Jimmy the Gent
Halley (uncredited)
1934
Film
It Happened One Night
Reporter (uncredited)
1934
Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Billy West still alive?
Billy West passed away on July 21, 1975 at age 82.
What are the most famous roles of Billy West?
Billy West is best known for roles in It Happened One Night, Gold Diggers of 1933, Jimmy the Gent.
How many movies has Billy West been in?
Over a 58-year career (since 1917), Billy West has appeared in 37 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Billy West's first movie?
The career of Billy West began with Back Stage (1917).
What is Billy West's most recent movie or series?
Billy West's most recent release is She Couldn't Take It, which premiered on October 8, 1935.
Billy West
1892-09-22 · Russia
Billy West (September 22, 1892 – July 21, 1975) was a film actor, producer, and director. Active during the silent film era, he is best known as a semi-successful Charlie Chaplin impersonator. Beyond acting, he also directed shorts in the 1910s and 20s, as well as produced films. West ultimately retired in 1935.