Walter Woolf King
Acting
Born October 31, 1899, San Francisco, California, USA
Filmography
- 1978One in a Million: The Ron LeFlore Story — Antoine
- The Rookies
- 1967Rosie! — Judge
- The Invaders — Head Alien
- Batman — Theater Manager
- Green Acres
- I Dream of Jeannie — MInister
- Laredo
- O.K. Crackerby
- The Big Valley — Judge
- The Wild Wild West
- 1964Della — Sam Jordon
- 1964The Big Parade of Comedy — Beecher in 'Go West' (archive footage) (uncredited)
- The Munsters — George Washington
- Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre
- Kraft Suspense Theatre — 1st VIP
- The Fugitive — Judge Parker
- 1963The Householder — Professor
- The Alfred Hitchcock Hour — Senator Hayes, The Judge
- The Beverly Hillbillies — George Engel
- The Virginian — Doctor, Judge Bradford, Judge MacDonald, Judge Winters
- Hazel
- Surfside 6
- 1958Kathy O' — Donald C. Faber
- 1957An Affair to Remember — Hospital Doctor (uncredited)
- 1957The Helen Morgan Story — Florenz Ziegfeld
- 1957The Joker is Wild — Mr. Page (uncredited)
- Alfred Hitchcock Presents — Dr. Pritchard -Card Player, Mob Boss
- The Millionaire — Supermarket Owner Walton
- December Bride
- City Detective — Marsh
- 1953City That Never Sleeps
- General Electric Theater — Dr. Hallem, Harrison Fitch
- Letter to Loretta — J.C. Walters
- 1953Taxi — Business Man
- Racket Squad
- Lux Video Theatre — Cornelius
- 1943Yanks Ahoy — Capt. Gillis
- 1942A Yank in Libya — Mike Malone
- 1942Between Us Girls — King - an actor
- 1942Today I Hang — Jim O'Brien
- 1941Melody for Three — Antoine Pirelle
- 1940Go West — Beecher
- 1939Balalaika — Michael Sibirsky
- 1939Big Town Czar — Paul Burgess
- 1939Society Smugglers — Massey
- 1939The House of Fear — Carleton
- 1938Swiss Miss — Victor Albert
- 1938Walking Down Broadway — Jeff Hoffman
- 1937Call It a Day — Paul Francis
- 1935A Night at the Opera — Lassparri
- 1935Ginger — Daniel Parker
- 1935One More Spring — Morris Rosenberg
- 1935Spring Tonic — José
- 1935The Lottery Lover — Prince Midanoff
- 1934Embarrassing Moments — Paul
- 1933Girl Without a Room — Arthur Copeland
- 1930Golden Dawn — Tom Allen