William Haines (born Charles William Haines; January 2, 1900 - December 26, 1973) was a star American comedy actor of the late Silent and early "talkie" eras.

Filmography

• 1964The Big Parade of Comedy — Actor in Theater Lobby (archive footage) (uncredited)
• 1936Craig's Wife — Production Design
• 1934The Marines Are Coming — Lt. William 'Wild Bill' Traylor
• 1934Young and Beautiful — Robert Preston
• 1932Are You Listening? — Bill Grimes
• 1932Fast Life — Sandy
• 1931A Tailor-Made Man — John Paul Bart
• 1931Just a Gigolo — Robert Brummel
• 1931New Adventures of Get Rich Quick Wallingford — Wallingford
• 1931The Stolen Jools — Bill Haines
• 1930Free and Easy — A Guest
• 1930Remote Control — William J. Brennan
• 1930The Girl Said No — Tom Ward
• 1930Way Out West — Windy
• 1929A Man's Man — Mel
• 1929Navy Blues — Jack Kelly
• 1929Speedway — Bill Whipple
• 1929The Duke Steps Out — Duke
• 1928Alias Jimmy Valentine — Jimmy Valentine
• 1928Excess Baggage — Eddie Kane
• 1928Show People — Billy Boone
• 1928Telling the World — Don Davis
• 1928The Smart Set — Tommy Van Buren
• 1928West Point — Brice Wayne
• 1927A Little Journey — George Manning
• 1927Slide, Kelly, Slide — Jim Kelly
• 1927Spring Fever — Jack Kelly
• 1926Brown of Harvard — Tom Brown
• 1926Lovey Mary — Billy Wiggs
• 1926Memory Lane — Joe Field
• 1926Mike — Harlan
• 1926Tell It to the Marines — Private Skeet Burns
• 1926The Thrill Hunter — Peter J. Smith
• 1925A Slave of Fashion — Dick Wayne
• 1925Fighting the Flames — Horatio Manly Jr
• 1925Little Annie Rooney — Joe Kelly
• 1925Sally, Irene and Mary — Jimmy Dungan
• 1925The Denial — Lyman - Lover in Flashback
• 1925The Tower of Lies — August
• 1925Who Cares — Martin
• 1924Circe the Enchantress — William Craig
• 1924So This Is Marriage?
• 1924The Gaiety Girl — Owen Tudor St. John
• 1924The Midnight Express — Jack Oakes
• 1924The Wife of the Centaur — Edward Converse
• 1924Three Weeks — Curate
• 1924True As Steel — Gilbert Morse
• 1924Wine of Youth — Hal Martin
• 1923Souls for Sale — Pinkey - Assistant Director
• 1923Three Wise Fools — Gordon Schuyler

Appearances as themselves (4)

• 2001Out of the Closet, Off the Screen: The Life of William Haines — Self (Archival footage)
• 1930Estrellados — Self (Guest Appearance)
• 1929The Hollywood Revue of 1929 — Self
• 19251925 Studio Tour — Self (uncredited)