Brooks Benedict
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Brooks Benedict turns up in cast lists as an American actor with a public record that stays short. The record adds 'Speedy'. The career on record runs to about 103 years. The character The College Cad in 'The Freshman' is his clearest credit.
Brooks Benedict
154 Movies
Brooks Benedict turns up in cast lists as an American actor with a public record that stays short. The record adds 'Speedy'. The career on record runs to about 103 years. The character The College Cad in 'The Freshman' is his clearest credit.
Movies
Plays Card Player
Johnny O'Clock
1947
Plays David Sullivan
Follow the Fleet
1936
Plays Stockbroker
The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle
1939
Plays Nightclub Patron
He Married His Wife
1940
Plays The College Cad
The Freshman
1925
Plays Angry Man at Hotel Registration Desk
Crash Dive
1943
Plays Nightclub Patron
Suddenly It's Spring
1947
Plays Zaraka Henchman
Charlie Chan at the Olympics
1937
Plays Smith Tredgold
Bulldog Drummond's Revenge
1937
Plays Tony
Pick-up
1933
Plays Nightclub / Dance Extra
Charlie Chan in Panama
1940
Plays Jim Lacy
Three on a Ticket
1947
Plays Jim Carter
Cheating Blondes
1933
Plays Roswell T. Forrest
Murder on a Honeymoon
1935
Plays Night Club Patron
Third Finger, Left Hand
1940
Plays Man in Line-Up
Charlie Chan in Reno
1939
Plays The Friend
A Girl in Every Port
1952
Plays Drunken Man
The Miracle of the Bells
1948
Plays Eddie
Love Takes Flight
1937
Plays Racetrack Spectator
Hot Tip
1935
Plays Burly
I Take This Oath
1940
Plays Basil Worth
Moran of the Marines
1928
Plays Steve Carter
Speedy
1928
Plays Muto
What Price Hollywood?
1932
Plays Dan Willis
The Sophomore
1929
Plays Joe
Murder in the Music Hall
1946
Plays Spot Skee
Gun Smoke
1931
Plays Charlie
The Defense Rests
1934
Plays Chauffeur
Orchids and Ermine
1927
Plays Jamison
The Office Wife
1930
Plays Mr. Mullins, Floor Manager
The Widow from Chicago
1930
Plays Jack Fenton
His Master's Voice
1925
Plays Mug
The Housekeeper's Daughter
1939
Plays Ed Pemberton
The Drop Kick
1927
Plays Taxi Driver
Tramp, Tramp, Tramp
1926
Plays Photographer
Crazy House
1943
Plays Ship Passenger
Atlantic Adventure
1935
Plays Lt. Curtis
Ranson's Folly
1926
Plays Country Club Patron
Straight, Place and Show
1938
Plays Man in Nightmare
Whom the Gods Destroy
1934
Plays Dance Extra
Holiday in Mexico
1946
Plays Court Clerk
Smashing the Rackets
1938
Plays Night Club Patron
Let's Face It
1943
Plays Mr. Walden
Champagne Charlie
1936
Plays Trig Morgan
The Cowboy Kid
1928
Plays Bill Evans
Cupid's Fireman
1923
Plays Al Mastick
Street of Chance
1930
Plays Portia's Co-Counsel
Portia on Trial
1937
Plays Old Field Inn Patron
Weekend for Three
1941
Plays George Mason
Girl Crazy
1932
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Houseboat
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Houseboat
Pitchman (uncredited)
1958
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A Girl in Every Port
The Friend
1952
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The Las Vegas Story
Stickman Dealer (uncredited)
1952
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Painting the Clouds with Sunshine
Casino Manager (uncredited)
1951
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The People Against O'Hara
Gambler (uncredited)
1951
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Rhubarb
Dill's Lawyer #1 (uncredited)
1951
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Strangers on a Train
Tennis Umpire (uncredited)
1951
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The Miracle of the Bells
Drunken Man
1948
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I Walk Alone
Nightclub Patron (uncredited)
1947
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Brooks Benedict still alive?
Brooks Benedict passed away on January 1, 1968 at age 71.
What are the most famous roles of Brooks Benedict?
Brooks Benedict is best known for roles in It's a Wonderful Life, Strangers on a Train, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington.
How many movies has Brooks Benedict been in?
Over a 45-year career (since 1923), Brooks Benedict has appeared in 154 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Brooks Benedict's first movie?
The career of Brooks Benedict began with Cupid's Fireman (1923).
What is Brooks Benedict's most recent movie or series?
Brooks Benedict's most recent release is Houseboat, which premiered on November 19, 1958.
Brooks Benedict
1896-02-05 · New York City, New York, USA
Brooks Benedict (born Harold J. Mann, February 6, 1896 – January 1, 1968) was an American actor of the silent and sound film era, where he played supporting and utility roles in over 300 films, mostly uncredited.