Jackie Searl
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On paper, Jackie Searl is an American actor, with the known facts amounting to a short list. Genre-wise, the record points to comedy. Most of what is filed is feature work. 'The Paleface' is the title most often attached to his name, where he plays Jasper Martin.
Jackie Searl
50 Movies
13 Series
On paper, Jackie Searl is an American actor, with the known facts amounting to a short list. Genre-wise, the record points to comedy. Most of what is filed is feature work. 'The Paleface' is the title most often attached to his name, where he plays Jasper Martin.
Movies
Plays Dormouse
Alice in Wonderland
1933
Plays Jasper Martin
The Paleface
1948
Plays Tom Tipton
Little Lord Fauntleroy
1936
Plays Schoolboy
My Little Chickadee
1940
Plays Silas Heller
Shotgun Wedding
1963
Plays Andy 'Gimpy' Campbell - the Orphan
Unwelcome Stranger
1935
Plays Gereb
No Greater Glory
1934
Plays Sidney
Skippy
1931
Plays Leland
Murder on the Blackboard
1934
Plays August
Daybreak
1931
Plays Tony (as Jack Searl)
That Certain Age
1938
Plays Sidney
Finn and Hattie
1931
Plays Tiny Tim
Newly Rich
1931
Plays Charlemagne de La Tour-La Tour
Topaze
1933
Plays Randolph
Little Tough Guys in Society
1938
Plays Sid Sawyer
Huckleberry Finn
1931
Plays Alfred Goonplatz
Angels Wash Their Faces
1939
Plays Sid
Tom Sawyer
1930
Plays Curtis as a Child
A Wicked Woman
1934
Plays Young Herbert
Great Expectations
1934
Plays Obnoxious Boy on Train
One Year Later
1933
Plays Shandy O'Hara
Hearts of Humanity
1932
Plays Belmont
The Couch
1962
Plays Willie as a child
Lovers Courageous
1932
Plays Jimmy Evans
High Gear
1933
Plays Prentiss Dover
Military Academy
1940
Plays Cyril Gerrard
Little Tough Guy
1938
Plays Horace Clay
Peck's Bad Boy
1934
Plays Robin Figg
Strictly Dynamite
1934
Plays Sammy
Officer Thirteen
1932
Plays Hamilton Parker
Ginger
1935
TV Shows
Plays Fugitive
The Lucy Show
1962
Plays Clerk #1
Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.
1964
Plays Jack Hull
Petticoat Junction
1963
Plays Leon Ulrich
Perry Mason
1957
Plays Floyd
Gunsmoke
1955
Plays The Pilot
The Wild Wild West
1965
Plays Clerk
The High Chaparral
1967
Plays Mr. O'Brien
Bat Masterson
1958
Plays Rascoe
The Barbara Stanwyck Show
1960
Plays Nicky Long
The Alfred Hitchcock Hour
1962
Plays Anton
87th Precinct
1961
Plays Dorcas
Gunslinger
1961
Plays Slick
Lawman
1958
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Divorce American Style
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The High Chaparral
Clerk · 1 episode
1967
TV
Divorce American Style
Husband (uncredited)
1967
Film
The Lucy Show
Fugitive · 1 episode
1965–1966
TV
Petticoat Junction
Jack Hull · 1 episode
1964–1965
TV
The Wild Wild West
The Pilot · 1 episode
1965
TV
Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.
Clerk #1 · 1 episode
1964
TV
The Alfred Hitchcock Hour
Nicky Long · 1 episode
1963
TV
Shotgun Wedding
Silas Heller
1963
Film
Gunsmoke
Floyd · 1 episode
1962
TV
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Jackie Searl still alive?
Jackie Searl passed away on April 29, 1991 at age 69.
What are the most famous roles of Jackie Searl?
Jackie Searl is best known for roles in The Paleface, Alice in Wonderland, Little Lord Fauntleroy.
How many movies has Jackie Searl been in?
Over a 62-year career (since 1929), Jackie Searl has appeared in 50 movies and 13 TV shows.
What was Jackie Searl's first movie?
The career of Jackie Searl began with Daughters of Desire (1929).
What is Jackie Searl's most recent movie or series?
Jackie Searl's most recent release is The High Chaparral, which premiered on September 10, 1967.
What TV shows has Jackie Searl appeared in?
On television, Jackie Searl has appeared in Perry Mason, Gunsmoke, The Alfred Hitchcock Hour, The Wild Wild West.
Jackie Searl
1921-07-07 · Anaheim, California, USA
John E. Searl (July 7 1921 – April 29 1991) was an American actor. Searl was especially known for playing bratty kids, and often had only small roles, such as "Robin Figg" in 1934's Strictly Dynamite.
His first movie role was in Daughters of Desire (1929), followed by Tom Sawyer (1930) with Jackie Coogan and Mitzi Green, and Huckleberry Finn in 1931.
Notable films in which he appeared include Skippy, High Gear, Peck's Bad Boy, Great Expectations, and Little Lord Fauntleroy. In the 1940s, he had some supporting character roles before disappearing for nearly a decade. In the early 1960s, Searl enjoyed a flurry of activity as a supporting villain on television.