Lynton Brent
Actor
83 years (Aug 2, 1897 – Jul 12, 1981)Chicago, Illinois, USA
Professionally, Lynton Brent is an American actor with a profile that the databases keep short. 'Batman' is where his work is easiest to check, in the role of Intended Lockwood Pilot. His filmography opens in 1929. Where the record is clearest is in action. There is more work here than the profile suggests, 138 credits in all.
Lynton Brent
Actor
Professionally, Lynton Brent is an American actor with a profile that the databases keep short. 'Batman' is where his work is easiest to check, in the role of Intended Lockwood Pilot. His filmography opens in 1929. Where the record is clearest is in action. There is more work here than the profile suggests, 138 credits in all.
Movies: 138 titles
Plays Intended Lockwood Pilot
Batman
1943
Plays Transcontinental Plane Steward
Flash Gordon
1936
Plays Sergeant
Junior G-Men of the Air
1942
Plays Soldier
Army Girl
1938
Plays Reporter
Bridge Wives
1932
Plays Reporter
Exposed
1938
Plays Bill
Ditto
1937
Plays Henchman in New York
Wall Street Cowboy
1939
Plays Pete
Yes, We Have No Bonanza
1939
Plays Blaine
Brilliant Marriage
1936
Plays The Bridegroom
Love Nest on Wheels
1937
Plays Audience Member
Murder in Times Square
1943
Plays Assistant Window Dresser
She Married Her Boss
1935
Plays Tommy
Mr. Wong, Detective
1938
Plays Mike's Henchman
Boys' Reformatory
1939
Plays Ticket Clerk
Son of the Navy
1940
Plays Doctor
Destroyer
1943
Plays Telephone Serviceman
Dick Tracy vs. Crime Inc.
1941
Plays Joe Richmond
One Thrilling Night
1942
Plays Musician
Redhead from Manhattan
1943
Plays Henchman
Man from Music Mountain
1943
Plays Henchman Bill Tooley
Forbidden Trails
1941
Plays Helpful Driver
The Adventures of Frank Merriwell
1936
Plays Ranch hand
Calling Wild Bill Elliott
1943
Plays Lem
Partners of the Trail
1944
Plays Red
The Gunman From Bodie
1941
Plays New York Teletype Operator
S.O.S Tidal Wave
1939
Plays Larry
Missing Girls
1936
Plays Payroll Truck Guard
Idaho
1943
Plays One of Johnny's Bookies
Men of Chance
1931
Plays Laertes
I'll Love You Always
1935
Plays Army Supply Sergeant
Young Buffalo Bill
1940
Plays Henchman Muggsy
South of Santa Fe
1942
Plays Jess
The Texas Kid
1943
Plays Len Clark
Adventures of Red Ryder
1940
Plays Henchman
Pardon My Berth Marks
1940
Plays Reporter with Mustache
Roar of the Press
1941
Plays Bert Snell
Bad Man of Deadwood
1941
Plays David Carr
Valley Of Vengeance
1944
Plays Broadcaster
The Big Game
1936
Plays Radio News Broadcaster
Phantom of Chinatown
1940
Plays Lansdale
It Couldn't Have Happened (But It Did)
1936
Plays Antlers Hotel Clerk
Sunset Serenade
1942
Plays Film Director
Hollywood Lights
1932
Plays Henchman Clipper
Overland to Deadwood
1942
Plays Henchman Steve (as L.W. Brent)
Six Gun Gospel
1943
Plays Henchman
Sheriff of Sage Valley
1942
Plays Mordini, magician and spiritualist
The Spook Speaks
1940
Plays Henchman Grayson
Frontier Town
1938
Plays Scarlett
Mysterious Doctor Satan
1940
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Bride and Gloom
Bill (uncredited)
1947
The Haunted Mine
Skyball
1946
Drifting Along
Henchman Joe
1946
The Lost Trail
Hall (Mine Owner) (as Lynton W. Brent)
1945
Marked Trails
Henchman Tex
1944
Valley Of Vengeance
David Carr
1944
Partners of the Trail
Lem
1944
Raiders of the Border
Davis - Henchman
1944
The Texas Kid
Jess
1943
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Lynton Brent still alive?
Lynton Brent passed away on July 12, 1981 at age 83.
What are the most famous roles of Lynton Brent?
Lynton Brent is best known for roles in Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, The Pride of the Yankees, Stage Door.
How many movies has Lynton Brent been in?
Over a 52-year career (since 1929), Lynton Brent has appeared in 138 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Lynton Brent's first movie?
The career of Lynton Brent began with Big News (1929).
What is Lynton Brent's most recent movie or series?
Lynton Brent's most recent release is Bride and Gloom, which premiered on March 27, 1947.
Lynton Brent
1897-08-02 · Chicago, Illinois, USA
Lynton Brent (2 August 1897 – 2 July 1981) was an American film actor. He appeared in over 240 films between 1930 and 1950.
Brent is best known for his prolific work with Columbia Pictures in the Three Stooges short subjects such as A Ducking They Did Go and From Nurse to Worse.
In addition to his film career, Brent also wrote a number of literary works, notably Lesbian Gang. Though little recognized when first published in 1964, it has achieved notoriety among a niche queer audience in Peckham, England.