Henry Hull
Acting · Writing
Born October 2, 1890, Louisville, Kentucky, USA
From Wikipedia Henry Watterson Hull (October 3, 1890 – March 8, 1977) was an American character actor most noted for playing the lead in Universal Pictures's Werewolf of London (1935). The film flopped, but has since come to be highly regarded.
Filmography
- 1966The Chase — Briggs
- 1965The Fool Killer — Dirty Jim Jelliman
- 1961Master of the World — Prudent
- Outlaws
- Route 66
- Bonanza — Sheriff B. Banneman Brown, Charlie Trent
- 1959The Oregon Trail — George Seton
- 1958Bitter Heritage — Old Henry
- Naked City — Alky
- 1958The Buccaneer — Ezra Peavey
- 1958The Proud Rebel — Judge Morley
- 1958The Sheriff of Fractured Jaw — Major Masters
- 1957The Buckskin Lady — Dr. James Goldsboro ('Doc') Medley
- Trackdown
- Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theatre — Hutch Wallace
- 1956Kentucky Rifle — Preacher Bently
- 1955Man with the Gun — Marshal Lee Sims
- Climax! — Abel Kirsch
- 1953Inferno — Sam Elby
- 1953The Last Posse — Ollie Stokely
- 1953Thunder Over the Plains — Lt. Col. Chandler
- 1952The Treasure of Lost Canyon — Cousin Lucius Cooke
- 1951Hollywood Story — Philip Ferrara / Vincent St. Clair
- Lux Video Theatre — Jason W. Finchley, Brig. Gen. William Elred
- 1950The Return of Jesse James — Hank Younger
- 1949Colorado Territory — Fred Winslow
- 1949El Paso — Henry Jeffers
- Lights Out
- 1949Rimfire — Nathaniel Greeley
- 1949Song of Surrender — Deacon Parry
- Suspense — Sheriff
- 1949The Fountainhead — Henry Cameron
- 1949The Great Dan Patch — Dan Palmer
- 1949The Great Gatsby — Dan Cody
- 1948Belle Starr's Daughter — The Old Marshal (uncredited)
- 1948Fighter Squadron — Brig. Gen. Mike McCready
- 1948On Our Merry Way — Dying Man (deleted sequence) (uncredited)
- 1948Portrait of Jennie — Eke
- 1948Scudda Hoo! Scudda Hay! — Milt Dominy
- 1948The Walls of Jericho — Jefferson Norman
- 1947Deep Valley — Cliff Saul
- 1947High Barbaree — Dr. William G. Brooke
- 1947Mourning Becomes Electra — Seth Beckwith
- 1945Objective, Burma! — Mark Williams
- 1944Goodnight, Sweetheart — Jeff Parker
- 1944Lifeboat — Charles J. Rittenhouse
- 1943Seeds of Freedom — Guerilla leader
- 1943The West Side Kid — Sam Winston
- 1943The Woman of the Town — Inky Wilkinson
- 1941High Sierra — 'Doc' Banton
- 1940My Son, My Son! — Dermot O’Riordan
- 1940The Return of Frank James — Major Rufus Cobb
- 1939Babes in Arms — Madox
- 1939Bad Little Angel — Red Wilks
- 1939Jesse James — Maj. Rufus Cobb
- 1939Judge Hardy and Son — Dr. Jones
- 1939Miracles for Sale — Dave Duvallo
- 1939Nick Carter, Master Detective — John A. Keller
- 1939Stanley and Livingstone — James Gordon Bennett, Jr.
- 1939The Return of the Cisco Kid — Colonel Joshua Bixby
- 1939The Spirit of Culver — Doc Allen
- 1938Boys Town — Dave Morris
- 1938Paradise for Three — Sepp
- 1938Port of Seven Seas — Uncle Elzear
- 1938The Great Waltz — Franz Josef
- 1938Three Comrades — Dr. Becker
- 1938Yellow Jack — Dr. Jesse Lazear
- 1935Transient Lady — Sen. Hamp Baxter
- 1935Werewolf of London — Dr. Wilfred Glendon
- 1934Famous Scenes from Pagliacci — Pagliacci
- 1934Great Expectations — Abel Magwitch
- 1934Midnight — Nolan
- 1933The Devil's Mate — Chaplin
- 1930Matinee Idle — Frank the Actor
- 1925The Wrongdoers — Jimmy Nolan
- 1925Wasted Lives
- 1924For Woman's Favor — The Fool / The Lover
- 1924Roulette — Jimmy Moore
- 1924The Hoosier Schoolmaster — Ralph Hartsook
- 1923A Bride for a Knight — Jimmy Poe
- 1923East Side - West Side — Theatre Play
- 1923The Last Moment — Hercules Napolean Cameron
- 1922One Exciting Night — John Fairfax
- 1919Tom's Little Star
- 1918Little Women — John Brooke
- 1917A Square Deal — Mark Dunbar
- 1917Rasputin, the Black Monk — Kerensky
- 1917The Family Honor — Anthony Wayne
- 1917The Volunteer — Jonathan Mendenhall
Appearances as themselves (1)
- 1999Monster by Moonlight! The Immortal Saga of 'The Wolf Man' — Self (archive footage)