Matt Willis

Acting

Born October 16, 1913, Fredericksburg, Virginia, USA

Matt Willis was an American actor. After a long film career, he returned to his hometown where he lived a quiet, sober life. In 1965, he was employed as an advertising salesman for WQVA, a radio station in Quantico, Virginia.

Filmography

• 1951Inside the Walls of Folsom Prison
• 1950Breakthrough — Pvt. Jimbo Hollis
• 1949Home in San Antone — Jewel Thief Thorg
• 1949The Mutineers — Mate Toby Jarmin
• 1948Shep Comes Home — George
• 1948So Dear to My Heart — Mr. Burns - Horse Trainer
• 1948The Noose Hangs High — Gangster (uncredited)
• 1947Blonde Savage — Berger
• 1947High Wall
• 1947It's a Joke, Son! — Ace
• 1947Radio Romeo
• 1947The Burning Cross — Mort Dauson
• 1947The Son of Rusty — Luther Hebble
• 1946Blonde Alibi — Detective Lane (Uncredited)
• 1946Mr. Noisy — Ole Margarine (uncredited)
• 1946Singing on the Trail — Dan Prichard
• 1946Strange Voyage — The Hammer
• 1946Vacation in Reno — Hank
• 1945A Walk in the Sun — Sgt. Pete Halverson
• 1945Dangerous Partners — Ezra Drumman (uncredited)
• 1945Forever Yours — Alabam
• 1945Scarlet Street — Policeman in Hogarth's Office (uncredited)
• 1944A Guy Named Joe — Lt. Hunter (uncredited)
• 1944Louisiana Hayride — Jeb Crocker
• 1944The Ghost That Walks Alone — Tom Walker
• 1944The Mark of the Whistler — Perry Donnelly
• 1943Corvette K-225 — Roger
• 1943It Ain't Hay — Bouncer (uncredited)
• 1943She Has What It Takes — 'One Round' Beasley
• 1943Stage Door Canteen — Sergeant on Train (uncredited)
• 1943The Mysterious Doctor — Bart Redmond
• 1943The Return of the Vampire — Andreas Obry
• 1942A Tragedy at Midnight — Dumb Cop (uncredited)
• 1942About Face — Soldier with Daisy (uncredited)
• 1942In Old California — Joker at Bar in San Francisco
• 1942Invisible Agent — Nazi Assassin (uncredited)
• 1942Mug Town — Bouncer
• 1942Overland to Deadwood — Henchman Red Larson
• 1942Saboteur — First Sheriff (uncredited)
• 1942The Fleet's In — Sailor
• 1942The Spirit of Stanford — Link Wyman
• 1942The Spoilers — Poker Player (uncredited)
• 1941Swamp Water — Miles Tonkin