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Guy Oliver
Guy Oliver
53 years (Sep 25, 1878 – Sep 1, 1932)
Chicago, Illinois, USA
120 Movies

Guy Oliver

In film and television, Guy Oliver works as an American actor, and the record offers the outline rather than the detail. There are 120 credits to go on. In 'The Docks of New York', he plays The Crimp.
In film and television, Guy Oliver works as an American actor, and the record offers the outline rather than the detail. There are 120 credits to go on. In 'The Docks of New York', he plays The Crimp.
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Sooky
Mr. Moggs
★ 5.0
1931
Film
Rich Man's Folly
Dayton
★ 5.2
1931
Film
The Beloved Bachelor
John Adams
★ 10.0
1931
Film
Caught
McNeill (uncredited)
★ 7.5
1931
Film
Murder by the Clock
Watchman
★ 6.4
1931
Film
I Take This Woman
Sid
★ 5.1
1931
Film
The Lawyer's Secret
Prison Turnkey (uncredited)
★ 6.2
1931
Film
Up Pops the Devil
Waldo, Handyman
★ 5.0
1931
Film
Dude Ranch
Simonson (uncredited)
★ 5.5
1931
Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Guy Oliver still alive?
Guy Oliver passed away on September 1, 1932 at age 53.
What are the most famous roles of Guy Oliver?
Guy Oliver is best known for roles in The Docks of New York, The Last Command, Skippy.
How many movies has Guy Oliver been in?
Over a 23-year career (since 1909), Guy Oliver has appeared in 120 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Guy Oliver's first movie?
The career of Guy Oliver began with The Judge's Ward (1909).
What is Guy Oliver's most recent movie or series?
Guy Oliver's most recent release is Sooky, which premiered on December 26, 1931.
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Guy Oliver
Guy Oliver
1878-09-25 · Chicago, Illinois, USA

In film and television, Guy Oliver works as an American actor, and the record offers the outline rather than the detail. There are 120 credits to go on. In 'The Docks of New York', he plays The Crimp.

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