Wesley Barry
Actor · Producer
86 years (Aug 10, 1907 – Apr 11, 1994)Los Angeles, California, USA
Wesley Barry
Actor · Producer
Movies: 48 titles
Plays Dinty
Go and Get It
1920
Plays Penrod
Penrod
1922
Plays Assistant Director
Pick a Star
1937
Plays Johanna's Brother
Johanna Enlists
1918
Plays Delivery Boy
Wife, Doctor and Nurse
1937
Plays Sniper
The Plough and the Stars
1936
Plays Herbert Somerby
The Life of Vergie Winters
1934
Plays Tom Levitt, a boy
Bits of Life
1921
Plays Redhead
Skyscraper
1928
Plays Dartmouth College Student
Spring Madness
1938
Plays George Belgrave
George Washington, Jr.
1924
Plays Texas
Lady Be Careful
1936
Plays Dinty O'Sullivan
Dinty
1920
Plays The Mexicali Kid
The Mexicali Kid
1938
Plays Tommy Perkins
The County Fair
1920
Plays Tod Taylor
The Thoroughbred
1930
Plays Sturrle
Sunny Skies
1930
Plays Marmaduke Clarke
Rags to Riches
1922
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Stunt Pilot
Glenn
1939
Man About Town
Messenger Boy (uncredited)
1939
Spring Madness
Dartmouth College Student
1938
Mr. Doodle Kicks Off
1st Sophomore
1938
The Mexicali Kid
The Mexicali Kid
1938
Wife, Doctor and Nurse
Delivery Boy
1937
Pick a Star
Assistant Director
1937
Rich Relations
Albert
1937
The Plough and the Stars
Sniper
1936
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Wesley Barry still alive?
Wesley Barry passed away on April 11, 1994 at age 86.
What are the most famous roles of Wesley Barry?
Wesley Barry is best known for roles in Male and Female, The Plough and the Stars, Daddy-Long-Legs.
How many movies has Wesley Barry been in?
Over a 79-year career (since 1915), Wesley Barry has appeared in 48 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Wesley Barry's first movie?
The career of Wesley Barry began with The Phoney Cannibal (1915).
What is Wesley Barry's most recent movie or series?
Wesley Barry's most recent release is Stunt Pilot, which premiered on June 30, 1939.
Wesley Barry
1907-08-10 · Los Angeles, California, USA
Wesley Barry was an American actor, director, and producer. Barry began his career as a child actor in silent motion pictures and later became a producer and director of both film and television. As a director, he was sometimes billed as Wesley E. Barry.