Ray Turner
57 Movies
Movies
Plays Horatio Jones
Blondie Has Servant Trouble
1940
Plays Elevator Man
Lady Luck
1936
Plays Janitor
She Couldn't Take It
1935
Plays Mose
Turnabout
1940
Plays Bootblack
Professor Beware
1938
Plays Obediah Abraham Lincoln Brown
The No-Gun Man
1924
Plays Prankster in Jail
A Tenderfoot Goes West
1936
Plays Hambone
Darkest Africa
1936
Plays Fred - the Elevator Operator
Hold That Kiss
1938
Plays Elevator Boy
Weary River
1929
Plays Paula's Butler
Night Parade
1929
Plays Mabile Molasses
The Patent Leather Kid
1927
Plays Sam
The Silver Streak
1934
Plays Waiter
Wings Over Honolulu
1937
Plays Sam
Synthetic Sin
1929
Plays Poupet (as Raymond Turner)
The Love Mart
1927
Plays Man at Baptism
Little Sinner
1935
Plays Room server
The Grand Hooter
1937
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Turnabout
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Bat Men of Africa
Hambone
1966
Film
Junior G-Men
Chauffeur (uncredited)
1940
Film
Blondie Has Servant Trouble
Horatio Jones
1940
Film
Turnabout
Mose
1940
Film
In Old Missouri
Handy Man
1940
Film
Midnight Limited
John, Train Porter (Uncredited)
1940
Film
Little Orvie
Jefferson
1940
Film
Charlie McCarthy, Detective
Harrison 'Gravy' Randolph
1939
Film
Fast and Furious
Porter (uncredited)
1939
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Ray Turner still alive?
Ray Turner passed away on August 18, 1981 at age 85.
What are the most famous roles of Ray Turner?
Ray Turner is best known for roles in The Prisoner of Shark Island, Ladies They Talk About, Satan Met a Lady.
How many movies has Ray Turner been in?
Over a 57-year career (since 1924), Ray Turner has appeared in 57 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Ray Turner's first movie?
The career of Ray Turner began with The No-Gun Man (1924).
What is Ray Turner's most recent movie or series?
Ray Turner's most recent release is Bat Men of Africa, which premiered on January 1, 1966.
Ray Turner
1895-10-28 · New Mexico, USA
Ray Turner was born on October 28, 1895 in New Mexico. He was an actor, known for The Patent Leather Kid (1927), Weary River (1929) and Speeding Hoofs (1927). He died on August 18, 1981 in Los Angeles, California.