Henry Hull

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Known For Acting

Known Credits 73

Gender Male

Birthday 1890-10-03

Day of Death 1977-03-08 (86 years old)

Place of Birth Louisville, Kentucky, USA

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Henry Watterson Hull

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Henry Hull

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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.

Known For

Acting

1999

as Archive Footage

1966

as Briggs

1965

as Dirty Jim Jelliman

1961

as Prudent

1960		Route 66 (1 episode)
1960		Outlaws (1 episode)

1959

as George Seton

1958		The Buccaneer as Ezra Peavey
1958		The Sheriff of Fractured Jaw as Major Masters
1958		Naked City (1 episode)
1958		Bitter Heritage as Old Henry
1958		The Proud Rebel as Judge Morley

1957		Trackdown (1 episode)
1957		The Buckskin Lady as Dr. James Goldsboro ('Doc') Medley

1956		Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theater (1 episode)
1956		Kentucky Rifle as Preacher Bently

1955

as Marshal Lee Sims

1954

(1 episode)

1953		Thunder Over the Plains as Lt. Col. Chandler
1953		Inferno as Sam Elby
1953		The Last Posse as Ollie Stokely

1952

as Cousin Lucius Cooke

1951

as Philip Ferrara / Vincent St. Clair

1950		Lux Video Theatre (2 episodes)
1950		The Return of Jesse James as Hank Younger

1949		Song of Surrender as Deacon Parry
1949		The Great Dan Patch as Dan Palmer
1949		Lights Out (1 episode)
1949		The Great Gatsby as Dan Cody
1949		The Fountainhead as Henry Cameron
1949		Colorado Territory as Fred Winslow
1949		Rimfire as Editor Nathaniel Greeley
1949		El Paso as Henry Jeffers
1949		Suspense (3 episodes)

1948		Portrait of Jennie as Eke
1948		Fighter Squadron as Brig. Gen. Mike McCready
1948		The Walls of Jericho as Jefferson Norman
1948		Scudda Hoo! Scudda Hay! as Milt Dominy
1948		On Our Merry Way as Dying Man (deleted sequence) (uncredited)

1947		Mourning Becomes Electra as Seth Beckwith
1947		Deep Valley as Cliff Saul
1947		High Barbaree as Dr. William G. Brooke

1945

as Mark Williams

1944		Goodnight, Sweetheart as Jeff Parker
1944		Lifeboat as Rittenhouse

1943		The Woman of the Town as Inky Wilkinson
1943		The West Side Kid as Sam Winston

1941

as 'Doc' Banton

1940		The Return of Frank James as Major Rufus Cobb
1940		My Son, My Son! as Dermot O’Riordan

1939		Judge Hardy and Son as Dr. Jones
1939		Nick Carter, Master Detective as John A. Keller
1939		Bad Little Angel as Red Wilks
1939		Babes in Arms as Madox
1939		Stanley and Livingstone as James Gordon Bennett, Jr.
1939		Miracles for Sale as Dave Duvallo
1939		The Return of the Cisco Kid as Colonel Joshua Bixby
1939		The Spirit of Culver as Doc Allen
1939		Jesse James as Major Rufus Cobb

1938		Boys Town as Dave Morris
1938		Port of Seven Seas as Uncle Elzear
1938		Paradise for Three as Sepp
1938		Three Comrades as Dr. Becker
1938		Yellow Jack as Dr. Jesse Lazear

1935		Werewolf of London as Dr. Wilfred Glendon
1935		Transient Lady as Sen. Hamp Baxter

1934		Great Expectations as Abel Magwitch
1934		Midnight as Nolan

1930

as Frank the Actor

1924

as Ralph Hartsook

1922

as John Fairfax

1918

as John Brooke

Writing

1923

… Theatre Play

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