Jack Smith
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In the trade, Jack Smith is an American actor, a name that shows up in cast lists more often than in headlines. The credit most people will recognize is 'Cannonball Run II', where he plays Announcer. He was 20 at the time of the first credit, back in 1933. The filmography adds up to 6 credits.
Jack Smith
4 Movies
2 Series
In the trade, Jack Smith is an American actor, a name that shows up in cast lists more often than in headlines. The credit most people will recognize is 'Cannonball Run II', where he plays Announcer. He was 20 at the time of the first credit, back in 1933. The filmography adds up to 6 credits.
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Cannonball Run II
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Cannonball Run II
Announcer
1984
Film
I Dream of Jeannie
Congressman Widdicomb · 1 episode
1967–1968
TV
Life with Elizabeth
Bulldog · 3 episodes
1953–1955
TV
On Moonlight Bay
Hubert Wakely
1951
Film
Walking on Air
Singer at Dance (uncredited)
1936
Film
Beer and Pretzels
Singing Bartender (uncredited)
1933
Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Jack Smith still alive?
Jack Smith passed away on July 3, 2006 at age 92.
What are the most famous roles of Jack Smith?
Jack Smith is best known for roles in Cannonball Run II, On Moonlight Bay, Beer and Pretzels.
How many movies has Jack Smith been in?
Over a 73-year career (since 1933), Jack Smith has appeared in 4 movies and 2 TV shows.
What was Jack Smith's first movie?
The career of Jack Smith began with Beer and Pretzels (1933).
What is Jack Smith's most recent movie or series?
Jack Smith's most recent release is Cannonball Run II, which premiered on June 29, 1984.
What TV shows has Jack Smith appeared in?
On television, Jack Smith has appeared in I Dream of Jeannie, The Ed Sullivan Show, Life with Elizabeth.
Jack Smith
1913-11-16 · Seattle, Washington, USA
In the trade, Jack Smith is an American actor, a name that shows up in cast lists more often than in headlines. The credit most people will recognize is 'Cannonball Run II', where he plays Announcer. He was 20 at the time of the first credit, back in 1933. The filmography adds up to 6 credits.