Harold Goodwin
Personal Info
Know For
Acting
Gender
Male
Birthday
1902-12-01 (85 years old)
Deathday
1987-07-12
Place of Birth
Peoria, Illinois, USA
Also known As
Herold R. Goodwin
Herold Goodwin
Herald Goodwin
Harald Goodwin
Harold Goodwin
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Harold Goodwin (December 1, 1902 – July 12, 1987) was an American film actor who performed in over 225 films. Born in Peoria, Illinois, Goodwin began his film career while still in his teens in the 1915 film short Mike's Elopement. One of his most popular roles of the silent era was that of Ted Brown in the 1927 Buster Keaton comedy College. Goodwin followed up with a role in another Keaton film The Cameraman in 1928 opposite Keaton and actress Marceline Day. He worked steadily through the silent film era and transitioned into the talkie era as a popular character actor. One of his most notable roles of...
Acting
1920
as The Grocer Boy
1936
as Photographer at Governor's Reception (uncredited)
1928
as Stagg
1957
as Pick Gannon
1929
as Train Passenger Husband
1927
as Jeff Brown, A rival
1926
as Lawrence Stanwood
1929
1951
as Bartender (uncredited)
1934
as Yank
1940
as Edwards, radio sound man
1924
as Walter Bowman
1946
as John Sanders
1923
as Chauffeur
1947
as Red
1937
1936
as Band Leader
1935
as Jim - Elmer's Rival
1937
as Hank
1936
as Homer the Cop
1963
as Bailiff (uncredited)
1933
as Hotel Clerk (uncredited)
1953
as Poker Player (uncredited)
1958
as Salvage Man (uncredited)
1948
as Reporter with Cigars (uncredited)
1938
as Reporter (uncredited)
1922
as Jimmy Madison
1927
as Jack Bradley
1925
as Tex
1920
as Collie
1933
as Bart Hawkins
1924
as Tex Adams
1930
as James 'Jimmy' Henderson
1923
as Hugh Paxton
1923
as Skinny Rawlins
1922
as Peter May
1931
as 'Speed' Hansen
1929
as Steve Roberts
1936
as Peter Blake
1940
as Hank Gunther
1926
as Harold Pembroke
1926
as Bert Chester - British Secret Service
1934
as Hank Stone
1957
as Col. Hopper
1949
as Westerner (uncredited)
1939
as Calvin
1919
as Young Jason Honeycutt
1954
as Fire Commissioner (uncredited)
1939
as Legion Member (uncredited)
1938
as Harold - Reporter
1937
as Joe - Blair's Chauffeur (uncredited)
1926
as Eddie Delano
1962
as Truck Driver (uncredited)
1919
as Jack Milligan
1937
as Buck
1925
as Bern Venters
1915
as Prince Karl - Age 12
1922
as Dick Jones
1958
as Man with Dog (uncredited)
1933
as Second Jellybean / Rejected Suitor (uncredited)
1923
as Page Poole
1936
as Slocum
1939
as Prop Boy
1938
as Assistant Director
1939
as Bill
1939
as Nightclub Bouncer and Seaman (uncredited)
1939
as Ship Dispatch Officer
1939
as Jeremiah Carter (uncredited)
1939
as Pool Party Photographer
1939
as Simms
1939
as Airplane Steward
1939
as Barfly
1931
as Hansen
1933
as Len
1941
as Petchnikoff
1937
as Skipper
1939
as American Aviator
1949
as Maj. J.F.X. Loomis (uncredited)
1939
as Chauffeur
1960
as Slave (uncredited)
1938
as Newspaper Reporter (uncredited)
1940
as Hickory (uncredited)
1940
as Military Police Corporal
1942
as Lieutenant Caldwell
1940
as Ranger Comstock
1917
as David Bryce
1940
as Reporter
1940
as Dealer
1926
as Lance
1949
as Sheriff
1933
as Doctor
1940
as Undetermined Role
1920
as Benjamin Pillsbury Jones
1948
as Poker Player
1948
as Dave Starky
1930
as Detering
1950
as Howard Glumm
1949
as Northerner in bar
1932
as Wild Bill Adams
1973
as Mr Duncan
1931
as Mr. Goodwin (uncredited)
1950
as Callahan - F.B.I. Man
1942
as Capt. Caldwell
1942
as Taxi Dispatcher
1940
as Gangster
1943
as Stover
1927
as Joe Baird
1939
as Raymond
1936
as Reid's Pilot
1924
as David Keith
1934
as Nancy's Brother
1918
as Timmy
1928
as Herb Darrow
1922
as Slim Barbee
1950
as Matt Curtis
1941
as Sergeant Leading Recruits Through Train Station (uncredited)
1928
as Richard Crosby
1920
as Jimmy Flannery
1922
as Skeeters Martin
1955
as Cameraman
1922
as Hack Webster
1925
as Lonnie Whinston
1956
as Telegrapher (uncredited)
1941
1918
as Ronald Blair
1950
as Kirk - Body-Shop Henchman [Ch.11] (uncredited)
1941
as Sergeant (uncredited)
1939
as Tom Crawford (uncredited)
1953
as Dr. Coleman (uncredited)
1932
as Miller
1917
as Peter Weldon
1923
as Noble Dill
1964
as Art Baldwin (uncredited)
1939
as Matchie Riggs
1961
as The Bartender (uncredited)
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as Walter Adams
1978
as Kibble
Production
1964
as Dialogue Coach
1950
as Writer
1952
as Writer
1958
as Dialogue Coach
1956
as Dialogue Coach
1955
as Dialogue Coach
1964
as Dialogue Coach
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