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Sammy McKim
Sammy McKim
79 years (Dec 20, 1924 – Jul 9, 2004)
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
36 Movies
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Lonely Heart Bandits
Jimmy Ward
★ 7.8
1950
Film
You're My Everything
Messenger Boy (uncredited)
★ 4.8
1949
Film
I, Jane Doe
Newsboy
★ 6.4
1948
Film
The Hucksters
Western Union Messenger (uncredited)
★ 7.0
1947
Film
Undercover Maisie
Trainee (uncredited)
★ 8.0
1947
Film
Nevada
Marvy Ide
★ 6.6
1944
Film
We've Never Been Licked
Senior Student (uncredited)
★ 6.5
1943
Film
Wild Bill Hickok Rides
Boy
★ 5.5
1942
Film
Pacific Blackout
Kid at Bomb
★ 6.6
1941
Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Sammy McKim still alive?
Sammy McKim passed away on July 9, 2004 at age 79.
What are the most famous roles of Sammy McKim?
Sammy McKim is best known for roles in Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Sergeant York, Flamingo Road.
How many movies has Sammy McKim been in?
Over a 68-year career (since 1936), Sammy McKim has appeared in 36 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Sammy McKim's first movie?
The career of Sammy McKim began with Country Gentlemen (1936).
What is Sammy McKim's most recent movie or series?
Sammy McKim's most recent release is Lonely Heart Bandits, which premiered on August 29, 1950.
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Sammy McKim
Sammy McKim
1924-12-20 · Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Sammy McKim (December 20, 1924 – July 9, 2004) was a Canadian film actor and artist. He graduated from Los Angeles Art Center with a Bachelor of Arts Degree and was born in Vancouver, British Columbia. He died in Burbank, California from heart failure in 2004. McKim Served in the U.S. Army in 1943 with his brother David McKim where he fought in the Korean War. He earned the Distinguished Service Cross medal for being shot down in combat during the Korean War. After the war McKim stopped acting and became an artist, starting his career at the art department of Fox Studios before moving to the Walt Disney Company where he'd stay for the next 32 years until his retirement in 1987, 12 of which he would work closely with Walt Disney.

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